Objective
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to analyze and discuss true crime cases with a better understanding of the English language.
Materials and Prep
- A notebook and pen
- A computer or tablet with internet access
- Basic knowledge of some famous true crime cases
Activities
- Case Study: Choose a famous true crime case and research it online. Take notes on key details such as the crime, suspects, and investigation.
- Crime Scene Report: Pretend to be a detective and write a detailed report of a crime scene from a true crime case. Describe the setting, evidence, and possible suspects.
- Debate Time: Pick a controversial aspect of a true crime case and debate it with a family member or friend. Practice using persuasive language and supporting your arguments.
Talking Points
- What is true crime?
"True crime is about real crimes that have happened in the past. It's like being a detective and trying to solve the mystery." - Why do people find true crime interesting?
"People are curious about mysteries and solving puzzles. True crime stories can be like real-life detective stories." - How can analyzing true crime cases improve your English skills?
"By reading and discussing true crime cases, you can practice reading comprehension, critical thinking, and vocabulary skills."