Binge-Watching: Fun or Bad Habit?
ESL Lesson PlansBinge-Watching: Fun or Bad Habit?

Binge-Watching: Fun or Bad Habit?

This engaging 30-minute ESL lesson explores the concept of binge-watching and its impact on daily life. Designed for B1-level teens and adults, it develops vocabulary and speaking skills through interactive tasks. This lesson encourages meaningful discussions about modern entertainment habits while expanding learners' language skills.

Skills

  • Uses a wide range of simple vocabulary appropriately when discussing familiar topics.
  • Can express opinions on subjects relating to everyday life.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
Fully Customizable
1

Do you know what binge-watching is? Try to define this term, and then unscramble the words below to reveal the definition.

1
sitting,
multiple
episodes
breaks.
usually
television
Binge-watching
of
one
in
a
watching
is
series
taking
without
2

Read these opinions. Which one do you agree with the most and why?

3

Can you match these words to their definitions?

4

Fill in the gaps with the words and expressions you have just learned.

5

Share your opinion by answering the following questions.

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