In this Upper-Intermediate lesson plan students will critically analyze the complex legacy of Christopher Columbus, exploring both his role in the exploration of the Americas and the devastating consequences his voyages had for indigenous people.
Warm-up
We’ll begin with an activity where students fill the gaps in text with words provided.
Video
Students will watch a video “History vs. Christopher Columbus.” Afterward, we’ll discuss key takeaways through targeted questions.
Exercises
Students will have the chance to practice their new knowledge through interactive tasks, including matching terms with their meanings, identifying social beliefs from hints, and guessing words based on clues.
Reading
Students will read a concise text about the controversies surrounding Christopher Columbus, followed by comprehension questions to ensure understanding.
Discussion
The lesson concludes with a group discussion on how Columbus impacted the world we know today.
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