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Should Driverless Cars Be Allowed? | Functional Skills English Reading & Writing Lesson

£3.00

Engage learners with this thought-provoking Functional Skills English lesson exploring the future of driverless cars. Using a realistic news article, interactive activities and structured discussion tasks, learners develop key reading, speaking, listening and writing skills while debating a topical issue. 🚦📖

Designed for Functional Skills English Level 1 and Level 2, this resource helps learners identify facts and opinions, evaluate different viewpoints, justify their own opinions and take part in meaningful class discussions.

✨ What's Included:

  • 📊 Interactive teaching PowerPoint

  • 📰 News-style reading comprehension article

  • 💻 Interactive reading version

  • ❓ Reading comprehension questions

  • ✅ Fact or opinion activity

  • ⚖️ For and against discussion worksheet

  • ✍️ Personal opinion writing task

  • 🗣️ Class debate and speaking activity

  • 🚗 Driverless cars information and context

  • 🖨️ Printable worksheets ready to use

🎯 Perfect For:

  • 📘 Functional Skills English Level 1 & Level 2

  • 🏫 Post-16 English lessons

  • 👩‍🏫 Whole-class teaching

  • 👥 Group discussion activities

  • 📝 Reading comprehension practice

  • 💬 Speaking & Listening assessments

  • ✍️ Opinion and persuasive writing

  • 🎯 GCSE English intervention

❤️ Why Teachers Love It:

  • ✔ Covers multiple Functional Skills assessment objectives

  • ✔ Uses a modern, real-world topic to engage learners

  • ✔ Develops reading, discussion and writing skills together

  • ✔ Encourages critical thinking and evidence-based arguments

  • ✔ Ideal for Speaking & Listening activities

  • ✔ Ready to teach with minimal preparation

Learners read a newspaper-style article about self-driving cars, answer comprehension questions, distinguish between facts and opinions, evaluate arguments for and against driverless vehicles, write their own viewpoint and take part in a structured classroom debate. Activities encourage learners to support their opinions with evidence while considering different perspectives.

A complete, engaging Functional Skills English lesson that builds reading comprehension, critical thinking, speaking and listening, and persuasive writing through a topical issue learners will enjoy discussing. 🚗📚🌟