This ESL lesson plan explores the question, "What impact does immigration have on society?" Targeting listening and discussion skills, this group activity encourages adult learners at the B2 level to share their perspectives on immigration. The lesson includes a vocabulary boost, a video on the economic benefits of immigration, and a structured discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of immigration. Through engaging exercises, students will develop their ability to articulate their opinions while understanding varying viewpoints.
Skills
This lesson plan helps ESL students develop reading and debate skills. Through engaging activities, students will explore the benefits and challenges of remote learning, scan texts for details, and articulate arguments using structured discussion prompts. The lesson plan includes vocabulary exercises, text analysis, and a debate segment to enhance critical thinking and communication.
This engaging ESL lesson plan is designed for individual lessons, exploring themes related to food and culinary interests, and aimed at adults and teens at A1-A2 levels. The lesson promotes speaking skills through structured tasks, including discussing favorite foods, unscrambling definitions, and analyzing a blog post.
This ESL lesson plan is perfect for adult A1-A2 group learners, focusing on speaking skills through conversational scenarios. Students practice understanding and using common phrases for planning meetups via role-plays, gap-filling exercises, and dialogue creation. Activities encourage collaboration, vocabulary building, and confidence in everyday interactions. Ideal for improving conversational English in a fun and relatable context!
This nutrition lesson plan aims to encourage healthy eating among adult ESL learners at level B1. Over a 60-minute individual session, the lesson provides opportunities to enrich the learners' vocabulary, listening, and speaking skills. It includes thought-provoking tasks that cover topics such as balanced diets, food groups, portion control, and nutrient diversity.
This ESL lesson plan is designed to help adults and teens practice speaking skills through interactive 45-minute group activities that explore various social situations. Targeting B1-level learners, students will learn how to express and respond to a range of emotions—such as happiness, surprise, sadness, interest, and indifference—using practical role-play scenarios. With a focus on building empathy and understanding social cues, this lesson encourages students to enhance their conversational skills, practice key phrases, and improve emotional expression.
This ESL lesson plan introduces adults to the fundamentals of asking questions in the present simple in English. Through group activities, learners will explore the structure of yes/no, wh-, and choice questions. The lesson features practical exercises such as sentence unscrambling, fill-in-the-blanks, and partner discussions to reinforce grammar and speaking skills. By the end, students will be able to confidently ask and answer questions in everyday situations.
This engaging ESL lesson plan helps B1-level teens explore the qualities of friendship through music and discussion. Students will learn key vocabulary, practice conditional sentences, and engage with Bruno Mars's song "Count on Me." The lesson plan develops skills in understanding song lyrics and forming meaningful connections while reinforcing group discussion and writing activities.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on how neuroscience enhances skill-building, targeting advanced adults in a 60-minute individual session. Through listening, speaking, and writing, students explore practical tips for effective learning, uncovering the science of neural pathways and myelinization. Activities include video analysis, vocabulary practice, and personalized advice writing. Learners refine their communication by integrating advanced language into complex discussions about practice and learning strategies.
