Beach Adventures: Peppa and George's Fun Day!
ESL Lesson PlansBeach Adventures: Peppa and George's Fun Day!

Beach Adventures: Peppa and George's Fun Day!

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.

Skills

  • Can give short, basic descriptions of events and activities.
  • Can understand the important points of a story and manage to follow the plot, provided the story is told slowly and clearly.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
Fully Customizable
1

Look at the picture of the beach.

1. Can you name the things you see? For example: I see a girl. I see a hat on the girl. 2. Now, think about what people do at the beach. What do you like to do there?
2

Discuss these words with your teacher.

3

Can you fill in the blanks?

4

Watch an episode of Peppa Pig and answer the questions.

5

Answer the questions below. Watch the video again if needed.

6

What do you do at the beach? Let's discuss!

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