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Time to Talk Grammar: Pallas's Cat

1 - Learning Objective

Learning Objective

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Context: Pallas’s cat

Did you know?

The Pallas’s cat is similar in size to a domestic (pet) cat, though it looks much bigger because of its stocky build and its long, thick coat, which helps protect it in its frosty habitat. Adults stalk and hunt prey in the cold, mountainous regions of Asia.

In this fascinating clip, Pallas’s cat kittens are training to be deadly hunters. Although they are not very good at it just yet, as they grow, they will turn into expert predators. As they play among the large rocks, a vole comes scurrying by. It turns into quite the game of hide and seek!

Having watched the video clip, use the Hands Down Class Discussion’ prompt below to discuss the question: Who has the better life – a Pallas’s cat or a silver vole?

Time to Talk – Hands Down Class Discussion (Click the 🗣️)

Word Challenge

Can you make a list of adjectives to describe the kittens in the clip? Think about what they look like as well as their feelings.

e.g. excited, curious, adorable, fluffy, …