A Trip to Madeira

This ESL lesson plan explores the history and traditions of Thanksgiving in a group setting, targeting intermediate learners. Students will watch a video about the origins of Thanksgiving, complete listening comprehension exercises, and engage in discussions about cultural traditions. The lesson focuses on improving speaking and listening skills while encouraging students to reflect on the significance of holidays and family traditions.

This ESL lesson plan explores how animals 'talk' to each other through engaging vocabulary and listening activities. Structured for B2-level teens, the 60-minute lesson includes a video-based listening exercise, vocabulary matching, and discussion prompts. Students will deepen their understanding of animal communication, practice new vocabulary, and share their views in group discussions. This plan helps learners recognize the differences and similarities between human and animal communication, fostering greater appreciation for nature’s unique forms of expression.

This Earth Day lesson plan engages ESL students in understanding the importance of protecting our planet. In this 60-minute group lesson, A2-level adults and teens will improve their reading, vocabulary, and speaking skills through various tasks. Students will take a quiz about the environment, read about Earth Day, and complete comprehension and vocabulary-matching exercises. Additionally, they will express their thoughts on environmental care through meaningful discussions.

This fake news lesson plan helps ESL learners at B2 levels develop essential skills in identifying factual information and persuasive writing in news stories. The 60-minute lesson includes a warm-up activity exploring fake news statistics, followed by reading and discussion of fake news articles. Vocabulary exercises target common news reporting phrases, while the writing task encourages students to create their own fake news stories. Skills focus on reading, writing, and critical thinking, providing learners with a structured approach to analyzing and producing news reports.

This ESL lesson plan focuses on reading and writing skills as students learn to craft invitation emails for events. Designed for A2-B1 level adults in a 45-minute individual session, the lesson includes vocabulary exercises, a reading comprehension task, and guided practice on composing an event invitation email. Students will practice essential skills to write clear, friendly invitations, including event details, RSVP requests, and polite expressions.

This ESL lesson plan engages kids and teens in a creative exploration of the second conditional through speaking, writing, and grammar exercises. Designed for B1 learners in a 45-minute individual session, students imagine a day at school for their pets, discussing possible subjects, activities, and interactions.

This ESL lesson plan focuses on comparing childhood experiences now and in the past, targeting speaking and grammar skills for group discussions. Through sentence ordering exercises using "used to" and "didn't use to," students practice past tense structures. The lesson includes a guessing game and a debate on modern childhood, fostering detailed storytelling and critical thinking. Ideal for adults at the B1-B2 level.

This ESL lesson plan for adults and teens focuses on using the present continuous tense to describe actions in a silent movie. Through watching the short film The Loop, students practice speaking, reading, and grammar in a 45-minute individual session. Activities include sentence formation, gap-fill exercises, and discussion questions, helping students use the present continuous. Ideal for A2 learners to build confidence in using grammar in context.