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Debate L1 - Bunnies vs Ducklings

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Created on September 1, 2025

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Transcript

In this lesson, you will debate about:

Bunnies vs. Ducklings

After completing this lesson, you will be able to:

  • Compare and contrast two sides of a debate using clear reasons
  • Give 3 reasons and examples to support your opinion
  • Add an engaging introduction to hook your audience
  • Listen actively and respond to opposing viewpoints
  • Summarize your position confidently in a conclusion

Be sure to complete the lesson by following the roadmap:

  1. Decide which is better—bunnies vs ducklings—and explain three reasons why
  2. Give one example for each reason
  3. Add an introduction and conclusion
  4. Put it all together and share it out loud
  5. Debate against your mentor and respond to challenges
  6. Homework (Optional)

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Start

Let's Debate!

Which side are you on?

Bunnies

Ducklings

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Video

Watch this video and discuss!

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Reading

Bunnies vs Ducklings: The Big Debate
Bunnies hop, dig, and eat plants all day. Ducklings swim, float, and stay dry with their feathers.

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Explain

Which is better? Bunnies or Ducklings?
First, . Second, . Third, .
[Reason 1] + [Example 1]
[Reason 2] + [Example 2]
[Reason 3] + [Example 3]

Start debate

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Introduction

Add an introduction
Start with a cool fact or question

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Conclusion

Say a conclusion
Say "In conclusion..." and say your 3 points!

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All Together

Say it all together!
First, . Second, . Third, .
[Reason 1] + [Example 1]
[Reason 2] + [Example 2]
[Reason 3] + [Example 3]
[Introduction]
In conclusion, .
[Conclusion]

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Rebuttal

Final Debate!

Debate and defend your side one last time!

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Feedback

Share Your Thoughts!

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Homework

Homework

Option 1:Writing

Write one short sentence: “I like bunnies (or ducklings) more because…”

Option 2:Video

Record a short video saying: “I like bunnies (or ducklings) more because…”

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Debate and Rebuttal
  • Share your 3 reasons and give one example for each.
  • Your mentor will rebut (disagree with) your reasons.
  • You must defend your opinion and explain why your reasons are still strong.
  • Then, listen to your mentor’s reasons and try to rebut them back!