This ESL First Impressions Lesson Plan immerses B1+ teens and adults in Spain's National Day through engaging reading and speaking exercises in a 60-minute group lesson. Students discuss national celebrations, complete fill-in-the-blank exercises, and answer comprehension questions to explore cultural and historical perspectives. The lesson encourages students to share personal views on national pride and cultural heritage while enhancing vocabulary related to public celebrations and historical events.
Skills
Explore our engaging ESL lesson about the natural world around us designed for teens at the A2 level. This 45-minute individual lesson focuses on developing reading and speaking skills through a variety of exercises. Students will analyze a quote, read an article about Macapá, Brazil, answer comprehension questions, and fill in the gaps with vocabulary. The lesson concludes with a discussion about the students' own environments, allowing them to practice describing their surroundings. Perfect for enhancing language skills while learning about the natural world.
This ESL lesson plan introduces basic directional vocabulary and phrases, perfect for beginners learning how to give and follow directions. Through activities like matching exercises, listening to conversations, and practicing simple phrases, students will gain confidence in asking for and giving directions.
This ESL lesson plan on airport conversations is designed for A2-B1 adult learners to practice essential English phrases and vocabulary used at the airport. Structured with engaging pair-work activities, the lesson includes exercises to build vocabulary, role-play scenarios for real-life airport conversations, and targeted speaking practice. Students will explore common airport terms, complete dialogues, and participate in role-plays, enhancing both conversational and vocabulary skills in a 45-minute session.
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 lesson plan is designed for ESL teenaged students at the A2 level, with engaging group and station rotation activities. The lesson targets speaking and reading skills through tasks involving brochures, Canadian food, and travel journals. Each station practiced different language skills: reading, listening, vocabulary, and writing. Visit Canada with this engaging and interactive lesson.
This ESL lesson plan on e-commerce helps advanced learners improve speaking and listening skills while exploring the effects of online shopping on local businesses. Structured into engaging exercises, students will discuss advantages and disadvantages, watch a video for context, match vocabulary, and complete sentence-fill exercises. The lesson concludes with group brainstorming and discussion on solutions to support local shops, reinforcing students’ ability to give detailed presentations on complex topics.
This ESL lesson plan for adults at the C1 level engages students with the topic of urgency culture through thought-provoking reading, vocabulary-building activities, and discussion exercises. The 90-minute session includes a warm-up dialogue, group brainstorming on multitasking, and an article analysis with vocabulary practice. Students develop comprehension and critical thinking skills while exploring the effects of modern busyness on personal and professional life. Perfect for fostering active discussion and reflection in a collaborative classroom setting.
This lesson plan on workplace safety is designed for ESL students at the B2/C1 level. It includes listening and speaking exercises focused on understanding detailed safety instructions. The lesson offers interactive group discussions, vocabulary practice, and comprehension tasks.