This fun and engaging 45-minute beach-themed ESL lesson is designed for young learners and focuses on developing listening comprehension, vocabulary, and speaking skills. Children watch a short episode of Peppa Pig at the Beach, complete a fill-in-the-gap activity, and answer questions based on the video to check their understanding. The lesson also includes open-ended discussion questions about students’ own beach experiences.
This dynamic B2-level ESL lesson for teens and adults explores the topic of art through listening-based activities and targeted vocabulary practice. Students engage in discussions, and vocabulary exercises to deepen their understanding of art-related vocabulary. They also share personal opinions on what art means to them and its role in their lives, encouraging critical thinking and meaningful conversation.
This fun and interactive ESL lesson plan helps A2 students build their vocabulary and speaking skills around summer activities. Through engaging tasks like collocation matching, a gap-fill exercise, and a creative writing task, students will learn how to talk about their summer bucket lists. The 30-minute lesson encourages active participation, boosts fluency, and gives students the opportunity to practice new vocabulary in real-life contexts.
This fun and engaging 30-minute Easter-themed ESL lesson is designed for young learners and focuses on developing reading, speaking, and vocabulary skills. Children read a simple, colorful dialogue between two characters, Alice and Tom, as they explore what’s inside an Easter basket. The lesson includes matching vocabulary to definitions, sentence half-matching, and open-ended speaking questions to encourage conversation. Perfect for beginner-level kids!
This ESL lesson plan introduces students to popular British slang vocabulary and colloquial expressions through engaging activities. The lesson includes matching slang phrases to definitions, completing dialogues with slang terms, and practicing their usage in mini-dialogues. Students will enhance their conversational skills and cultural understanding while building confidence in using informal language.
This fun and engaging ESL lesson plan for teens and adults helps students practice grammar, build vocabulary, and improve their speaking skills using characters from The Big Bang Theory. Through group discussions, character analysis, and real-life examples, students explore how to use the expressions "be good at" and "be bad at" in context. The 45-minute lesson plan includes reading, comprehension, and interactive group activities designed to boost fluency and confidence. Perfect for A2 learners looking to combine pop culture with everyday English use.
This ESL lesson plan is designed for group learning and helps teens and adults at the B2-C1 level improve their listening, reading and speaking skills through the fun topic of dad jokes. The 60-minute session includes reading tasks, joke analysis, and video activities. The lesson follows a clear structure with warm-up video discussion, comprehension tasks, and interactive exercises to build confidence and fluency. Perfect for learners who enjoy humor and want to boost their English in a relaxed, engaging setting.
This ESL lesson plan uses The Handmaid’s Tale to engage students in reading, vocabulary, and writing activities. The lesson includes a warm-up discussion on dystopias, comprehension exercises, vocabulary matching, and creative tasks like designing a dystopian society. Students will develop critical thinking, teamwork, and language skills while exploring themes of oppression, identity, and resistance.
This ESL lesson plan invites B2 level group learners to explore the futuristic and ethical dilemmas presented in the Netflix series Black Mirror. Through listening, reading, and writing tasks, students reflect on the impact of AI, social media, and future technologies on human relationships and identity. The class includes a matching activity, reading comprehension, video-based discussion, and a creative writing task where students script a future episode. This lesson encourages critical thinking, collaboration, and real-world application of language skills in a tech-themed context.
This lesson plan for adults and teens is inspired by iconic moments from the TV show Friends. Designed for A2/B1 learners, the 60-minute session targets break-up vocabulary and speaking skills through engaging exercises. Students read Ross and Rachel’s story, complete matching activities, fill gaps in opinion-based dialogues, rephrase sentences, and discuss real-life scenarios. Key phrases like "be on a break," "split up," and "fall in love all over again" help learners navigate relationship-themed conversations confidently. Ideal for individual study, this lesson plan combines pop culture with practical language-building tasks.
This engaging lesson plan designed for adults and teens (B1/B2 level) targets speaking skills and second conditional grammar through discussions, character matching, opinion analysis, and creative role-play scenarios. Students practice describing hypothetical situations, unscramble sentences to reinforce grammar rules, and debate which Friends character they relate to most. Perfect for fans of the show, this lesson plan combines pop culture fun with practical language development, encouraging fluency and confidence in imaginative communication.
This ESL lesson plan explores common health-related vocabulary, including terms like "headache," "stomach ache," "sore throat," and "muscle pain," designed for teens and adults at an A2-B1 level. In a 30-minute session, the lesson focuses on speaking, listening, and vocabulary development through matching activities, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and engaging discussion. Ideal for learners to practice describing health symptoms and exchanging personal experiences while expanding their vocabulary for everyday communication.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on the TV show Severance, inviting C1 students to critically discuss the concept of separating work and personal memories. Through Speaking, Listening, and Writing tasks, learners explore ethical dilemmas, corporate control, and personal autonomy. The lesson includes group discussions, trailer comprehension exercises, text analysis, and a structured debate. To conclude, students complete a formal writing task as homework, composing a letter advocating for or against the legalization of severance technology, reinforcing vocabulary use and argumentative writing skills.
This lesson plan explores how Netflix's "Money Heist" became a worldwide phenomenon while developing reading and speaking skills. Students engage in discussion, comprehension exercises, and vocabulary activities to analyze the show's success, themes, and impact. Through gap-filling, sentence rephrasing, and thought-provoking questions, learners deepen their understanding of storytelling, media influence, and global entertainment trends. Perfect for adults and teens.
This ESL lesson plan explores the role of monarchies today through reading comprehension, discussion, and group activities. Students start with a warm-up quiz, read an informative text about monarchies, and answer multiple-choice questions. Vocabulary matching and critical thinking exercises help learners analyze the advantages and disadvantages of monarchy. The lesson concludes with a group debate, encouraging students to practice speaking and argumentation skills. Perfect for developing reading, vocabulary, and discussion skills in an engaging way!
