ISSUE 004
Fast Fashion
How can clothes be so cheap?
A magazine-style English lesson exploring the global problem of fast fashion, why it happens, its environmental impact, and the practical solutions that can make a difference.
LESSON SNAPSHOT
Time
45–60 minutes
Level
B1–B2
Focus
Discussion and critical thinking
Includes
Student PDF · Teacher Guide · Audio · Presentation
WHAT'S INSIDE
This issue explores one of today's biggest educational debates through an engaging magazine-style lesson designed to encourage thoughtful discussion.
- Original magazine-style article
- Useful vocabulary from the article
- True / False reading check
- Discussion questions
- Critical thinking task
- Speaking challenge
- Writing prompt
- Teacher guide and answer key
- Audio recording
- Classroom presentation
FROM THE ARTICLE
A brand-new T-shirt for the price of a coffee sounds like a bargain. In fast-fashion stores, shelves are refilled with cheap new garments almost every week, and shoppers are encouraged to buy far more than they need. But behind that five-dollar price tag lies a hidden cost that never appears on the receipt.
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