The lesson focused on reading and speaking skills, using the wild rabbit (“il-fenek salvaċ”) as a central theme. The wild rabbit is noted as a native species to the Maltese islands, with historical ties to Roman colonies and legal protection established in 1530 to restrict its hunting. Despite past challenges like myxomatosis and viral hemorrhagic disease, the rabbit population has developed resistance, illustrating its significance in Maltese culture as a symbol of resilience.