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Students will be able to correctly form and use comparative adjectives to describe and compare extreme geographical locations on Earth.

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- Use appropriate vocabulary related to geographical features and weather
- Practice speaking skills through pair and group discussions
- Develop writing skills through descriptive comparisons

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What are the most extreme places on Earth? Think about temperature, height, depth, and size. Share your ideas on our collaborative Padlet wall.

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Teacher presents comparative forms:
- Short adjectives: add -er (cold → colder)
- Long adjectives: use more (dangerous → more dangerous)
- Irregular forms (good → better)

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In pairs, students compare two extreme locations using comparative forms:
- Death Valley vs. Mount Everest
- Sahara Desert vs. Antarctic
- Mariana Trench vs. Angel Falls

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Groups create digital presentations comparing three extreme locations using Padlet's collaboration features. Include photos and descriptions using comparative forms.

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Venture to Earth’s Most Extreme Places Through These Maps

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Tallest mountain, deepest crevice, hottest place—determining Earth’s geographic record holders can be tougher than it seems.

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Students write five sentences comparing different extreme locations using comparative forms. Focus on correct grammar and spelling.

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Research and create a fact file about an extreme location not discussed in class, using comparatives to describe how it differs from other places.

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Monitor student discussions and provide immediate feedback during pair and group work. Check for correct use of comparative forms.

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Students present their comparisons of extreme places to small groups, assessed using a rubric focusing on accurate use of comparatives and clear pronunciation.

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Complete 10 sentences using appropriate comparative forms while describing extreme geographical features.

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Choose the correct form of the adjective and click the question tag (?) next to it. If your answer is correct, a smilie is shown. If it's wrong, a red cross (X) appears and you have to try as often as only one answer is left. Click on the arrow to go to the next question. You get a score which is expressed as a percentage.

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Comparison of Adjectives - English Grammar Quiz | English4u

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Choose the correct form of the adjective (positive, comparative or superlative) to complete the sentences - this is an online multiple choice quiz.

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What was the most interesting extreme place you learned about today? Use comparatives in your response.

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Write three new things you learned about comparatives and one question you still have.

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Write a 200-word paragraph comparing your country's most extreme location with another extreme place discussed in class. Use at least 8 comparative forms.

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Complete interactive exercises focusing on comparative forms.

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An exercise about comparative adjectives.

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Create a digital poster comparing two extreme places of your choice. Include images and at least 10 comparative sentences.