This ESL lesson plan helps teens build confidence in reading and writing comments on social media. Through analyzing and categorizing different comment types, students will practice A2-level language skills by identifying positive, negative, and neutral feedback. This individual activity encourages learners to improve their vocabulary and express their opinions in brief social media comments.
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This ESL lesson plan introduces kids and teens to basic food vocabulary and quantifiers in an individual, 45-minute session. Through engaging activities, students explore common lunchbox items, practice grammar using quantifiers like "a few," "some," and "a lot of," and describe their ideal lunchbox. This A1 level lesson helps students confidently describe food preferences and quantities.
This ESL lesson plan explores the topic of colonizing Mars while enhancing reading, vocabulary, and discussion skills. Students analyze a detailed article about Mars, discuss ethical and practical challenges of colonization, and complete gap-fill and glossary-based activities. The lesson culminates with a creative conversation imagining life on the Red Planet, using target vocabulary for fluency and critical thinking.
This ESL lesson plan introduces adults and teens to the Mexican holiday DÃa de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in a group setting. Over the course of 60 minutes, learners will practice speaking and reading skills by discussing cultural traditions, reading about Mexican celebrations, and completing comprehension exercises. This A2-B1 level lesson helps students expand their vocabulary and understand the significance of Day of the Dead, making connections between cultural practices and language learning.
This ESL lesson plan targets adults at the B2 level, focusing on follow-up emails in a 60-minute individual session. The lesson emphasizes both reading and writing skills through structured tasks, including discussion questions for job interviews, reading comprehension activities, and constructing follow-up emails. Students will learn to articulate their thoughts effectively in their correspondence, ultimately improving their professional communication skills.
This lesson plan introduces A2 ESL students to reading comprehension and vocabulary activities about Sherlock Holmes. The 60-minute lesson plan includes identifying objects in a picture to guess the character, reading about the Sherlock Holmes Museum, and answering comprehension questions. Students will also practice describing rooms using key phrases and participate in a fun discussion to share their thoughts on detective stories.
This ESL lesson plan helps kids explore family memories and traditions in a 45-minute individual lesson focused on vocabulary, speaking, and listening skills. In this A1-A2 level activity, students complete sentences about family members, traditions, and favorite moments, then share and discuss with the teacher. The lesson includes a video exercise on family traditions and uses interactive tasks to build language skills in describing personal and family experiences.
This ESL lesson plan introduces A2-level teens to the world of sports through engaging short stories and reading exercises. In a 45-minute individual reading activity, students explore the inspiring achievements of athletes like Michael Phelps. The lesson focuses on reading comprehension and prompts group discussions on sportsmanship, perseverance, and personal experiences in sports.
In this 60-minute group ESL lesson plan, students will learn about fast fashion's environmental impact and explore H&M’s recycling program, "The Loop." The class features reading, video analysis, and group discussions. Key activities include guessing H&M's sustainability efforts, watching videos, and answering comprehension questions, followed by a group discussion on recycling in fashion.
