1. Seagull Adaptations and Intelligence – Problem-solving skills, learning and passing on behaviors, tricking earthworms, and using tools like rocks to break mollusks. 2. Survival and Environmental Changes – Migration to cities for food and safety, effects of habitat loss, and how seagulls adapt to human environments. 3. Parenting and Social Structure – Lifelong pairing, shared incubation and feeding roles, nursery flocks, and the role of adult males in juvenile development. 4. Language and Literary Analysis – Understanding metaphors, figurative language in Jonathan Livingston Seagull, and contrasting writing styles across texts. 5. Grammar and Vocabulary Skills – Identifying synonyms, punctuation rules, sentence transformations, and analyzing adjectives in descriptive writing. 6. Creative Writing Task – Describing a personal challenge undertaken for fundraising, emotions experienced, and reflections on the achievement.