This lesson plan about countries with only one season explores places where the climate stays the same all year. Students will discuss the benefits and challenges of living in a country with only one season, using vocabulary related to weather and seasons. They will read a simple text, answer comprehension questions, and engage in a speaking activity to express personal preferences.
Explore emerging professions with this engaging ESL lesson plan. Students will dive into new job roles, such as social media influencers and data scientists, through interactive group activities, and a vocabulary-building listening task. They'll match job titles with responsibilities, discuss the relevance of these roles, and even invent future jobs, all while strengthening their vocabulary and comprehension skills.
This lesson plan provides a structured approach for ESL students to introduce themselves, learn basic vocabulary related to personal information, and practice speaking and writing skills. Through icebreakers and pair activities, students will discuss their hobbies, favorite foods, and daily routines - making it perfect for a first English class with a new group of students.
This engaging food and culture lesson for ESL students focuses on superstitions about food in different cultures. Aimed at adults and teens at the B2 level, the 60-minute lesson enhances reading and speaking skills through various tasks, including matching superstitions with foods and discussing cultural beliefs. Students will explore intriguing facts about food-related superstitions and share personal insights, making this ESL food and culture lesson both informative and interactive.
This ESL lesson plan engages B2 learners in a fascinating exploration of superstitions about weather from various cultures. Designed for adults in a 60-minute individual format, the lesson focuses on vocabulary, reading, and writing skills through text analysis, discussion, and practical exercises. Students practice vocabulary related to extreme weather and adverse conditions and create a social media post to share weather superstitions, enhancing both their language skills and cultural awareness.
Explore our 60-minute B1 ESL lesson for adult learners, focusing on speaking and reading skills. The lesson includes vocabulary matching, text comprehension, and sentence completion exercises. Students will learn about different types of coffee and customs worldwide, ending with a discussion and writing task to share their own coffee experiences and cultural insights.
This ESL New Zealand lesson plan introduces students to the country’s unique features, using reading, listening and vocabulary exercises to enhance A1 level learners' skills. Designed for adults and teens in a 60-minute individual session, the lesson covers key cultural topics, including New Zealand’s geography, popular activities, and local wildlife.
This ESL lesson plan on e-commerce helps advanced learners improve speaking and listening skills while exploring the effects of online shopping on local businesses. Structured into engaging exercises, students will discuss advantages and disadvantages, watch a video for context, match vocabulary, and complete sentence-fill exercises. The lesson concludes with group brainstorming and discussion on solutions to support local shops, reinforcing students’ ability to give detailed presentations on complex topics.
This business English lesson plan about meetings offers B2-level ESL learners essential vocabulary and speaking exercises to develop their skills in conversation and complex argumentation. The 90-minute group lesson includes warm-up discussions, matching activities, vocabulary building, and a role-play segment that simulates real-world business meetings. Students will learn to express opinions precisely, discuss different types of meetings, and practice decision-making and brainstorming through interactive, scenario-based exercises, making it ideal for adult learners looking to improve their professional English.
This engaging ESL lesson plan based on the TV series Stranger Things is designed for C1 learners to develop advanced listening and speaking skills. The lesson structure includes a warm-up discussion, a listening activity using a show clip, and a role-play exercise in a "town meeting" format where students debate mysterious events and safety measures in character. Through these immersive exercises, students enhance critical thinking and fluency, tackling formal and informal language in a dynamic context.
This ESL lesson plan based on a news article about adrenal fatigue, helps C1-level students develop speaking and reading skills, encouraging critical thinking and detailed analysis of health-related news. It includes pre-lesson reading, vocabulary matching, discussion prompts, and personal reflection on chronic stress and fatigue.
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 ESL lesson plan engages students in a 60-min group discussion and debate on vivisection and animal testing. Designed for C1-C2 level learners, the lesson includes listening and speaking exercises focusing on ethical considerations, scientific advancements, and alternative methods. Students will analyze opinions, answer comprehension questions, and participate in a structured debate, building critical discussion and argumentation skills.
This ESL lesson plan introduces students to travel vocabulary and helps them plan their ideal vacation. In this lesson plan, students engage in reading and speaking exercises as they read about a sample vacation, answer comprehension questions, and create their own trip plans. This 60-min A2-level lesson emphasizes basic travel vocabulary while allowing students to share and discuss their vacation ideas.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on teaching food-related vocabulary and practical language skills for everyday life, making it ideal for teens and adults in a group setting. Through reading, vocabulary, and discussion exercises, students will learn tips for organizing a fridge and strategies for keeping food fresh. This 45-minute lesson emphasizes speaking practice and vocabulary building while encouraging conversations about daily routines and healthy habits.
