- Vocabulary: Key terms include human, future, natural, injured, put out, protect, endangered animals, panda, Iranian cheetah. Focus on environmental and ecological themes. - Grammar: Covers sentence structures involving modal verbs (will, are going to), verb tenses, question formation (Where will Ali visit?), and pluralization rules (child → children, box → boxes). - Reading Comprehension: Topics emphasize endangered species, habitat destruction, and conservation efforts. Highlights include pandas in bamboo forests, Iranian cheetahs in plains, and human impacts on natural habitats. - Writing: Skills in forming coherent sentences from scrambled words and phrases (They are going to protect the animals), alongside identifying and categorizing nouns by type (people, animal, place, thing, idea). - Science and Environmental Awareness: Stress on biodiversity, habitat preservation, ecological balance, and the consequences of human expansion. - Educational Themes: Critical analysis of texts, vocabulary enhancement, and application of grammar in practical contexts.