Describing an Influential Woman
ESL Lesson PlansDescribing an Influential Woman

Describing an Influential Woman

Inspire your students to speak confidently about powerful women and real-world change! This B1 ESL lesson plan for teens and adults develops reading, speaking, and grammar skills through engaging discussion, a motivational text, and targeted present perfect practice. Learners explore the achievements of Jane Goodall and other influential women, complete grammar exercises, and prepare short presentations. Ideal for communicative ESL classes, exam preparation, and critical thinking lessons, this resource builds fluency, accuracy, and confidence in discussing influence and achievement.

Skills

  • Can give straightforward, detailed descriptions on a range of familiar subjects within their field of interest.
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1

Discuss the questions.

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Who is an influential person in your life, and why do they inspire you?
2
What qualities do you think make someone influential?
3
Can you name a famous person who has influenced society positively?
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How can ordinary people become influential in their communities?
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Do you believe that social media helps people become more influential?
2

Look at the picture of Jane Goodall. What do you think is her profession?

3

Read about Jane Goodall and summarise her main accomplishments.

4

Answer the questions.

5

Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentences.

6

Use the present perfect to complete each sentence.

7

Prepare your notes about influential people. Share your ideas with the group.

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