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English Grade 8 Lesson 19

Speaking and Listening

Intervention Camp
LION LEOPARD
SNOW
JAGUAR
LEOPARD
TIGER
HOUSE
CAT
CHEETAH
Big Cats
All the big cats are mammals. Some different
types are lions, tigers, and jaguars. Tigers
and jaguars live alone. Lions do not live alone
but live together in family groups. Often there
is one big male as the leader of the group.
Many of the females in the group will have
their babies.
It is the mother cat's job to look after the
baby animals and to go out and hunt for
food. Often the father does not go near the
babies. His job is to keep enemies away
from his little ones. For example, if an
elephant comes too near, a father lion may
roar and run at it. The elephant can see that
she is not welcome in that area.
If a lion came running and roaring up to me,
I would run away as fast as I could. What
would you do?
Pass the paper
ball… 1. What types of big cats
were named in the text?

2. Do these cats live alone or


in groups?
Pass the paper
ball…3. Which lion is the leader
of the group?
4. What kind of jobs does
the female lion do?

5. What kind of job does


the male lion do?
Pass the paper
ball…6. What does the lion do if
an enemy like an elephant
comes too near?

7. What would you do if a


lion roared at you?
hunt all away enemy together

fast keep she out little

big alone tiger group does

job male leader mother different

run female baby father elephant


Think Pair and Share ...
1. What did you hear about big cats? Talk to
your partner.

• Do you like cats?


• Do you have a pet cat? Or have you ever had a pet
cat?
• Do you like big cats? Which type of big cat do you
like best?
• Have you ever seen any big cats? Where did you
see them?
• Are there any wild cats in the Philippines?
Think Pair and Share ...
2. Look at the picture. This is a wild cat
from the Philippines:
Directions: Work with your partner. Match the picture to the first
letter (s) of the name of each big cat:
C CH J L L S.L.
T
Congratulations
for completing lesson 19!

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