This ESL lesson plan introduces teens to the movie "13 Going on 30" through reading and speaking activities in a group setting. Targeting A2-B1 level students, the lesson encourages discussion around age, aspirations, and personal growth, using plot predictions, story sequencing, and guided conversations to deepen understanding. Through these engaging exercises, students develop confidence in expressing ideas and exploring narrative themes.
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This ESL lesson plan explores seasonal preferences in a 60-minute individual session focusing on speaking skills. Through reading exercises and engaging conversation prompts, students will use comparative language to express preferences and reflect on activities associated with winter and summer. The lesson includes a fun quiz to determine if they are a "winter person" or "summer person," enhancing vocabulary and A2-level speaking skills.
This ESL lesson plan dives into the story of Frank Abagnale, engaging A2-B1 level students in a 45-minute group activity that builds reading and vocabulary skills. Through reading tasks, discussions, and comprehension exercises, students explore Abagnale’s early life, his extraordinary scams, and his later transformation. The lesson encourages critical thinking, offering vocabulary development and comprehension tasks to support learners in understanding and discussing real-life stories.
This ESL lesson plan for adults and teens at the upper-intermediate level focuses on the first steps of learning English: connecting with others and reflecting on personal experiences. In a 60-minute session, students will participate in reading and speaking activities that promote group discussions and self-reflection about their language learning journey. The lesson includes tasks such as sharing personal experiences and exploring how culture influences language learning.
Discover our engaging ESL lesson plan based on topic "Money" designed for adults at the B1 level. This 60-minute group lesson focuses on developing reading and speaking skills through a variety of exercises. Students will read an article about money and discuss different life stages and financial habits. The lesson includes vocabulary matching, comprehension questions, and opinion-sharing activities. Perfect for enhancing language skills while exploring the topic of money.
This engaging lesson for kids and teens helps students develop speaking and vocabulary skills at the A2/B1 level. Through interactive activities, learners describe well-known cartoon characters, match descriptive words, complete fill-in-the-gap exercises, and unscramble sentences. The lesson concludes with a partner-based speaking task where students create their own character descriptions, reinforcing their ability to describe appearance in a structured way. Perfect for group classes, this 60-minute lesson boosts confidence in using descriptive language.
This lesson plan is perfect for ESL students at the A2 level, focusing on examples and practical usage of adverbs of manner. Through matching exercises, reading comprehension, and descriptive speaking tasks, students will learn to form and use adverbs of manner in simple sentences to describe actions effectively.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on the topic "Second-Hand or New?" and is designed for group settings with A2-B1 level learners. The lesson aims to develop listening and speaking skills by encouraging discussions on buying habits. It includes a listening exercise with true/false statements, a reading task with fill-in-the-blank questions, and a group discussion where students share their personal opinions.
This ESL lesson plan examines transportation methods worldwide, focusing on reading and vocabulary skills in a group setting. Designed for B1-B2 learners, students will discuss cultural aspects of transportation in cities like Tokyo, Venice, and Los Angeles and analyze how these methods reflect societal values. Activities include matching exercises, reading comprehension, and group discussions to encourage critical thinking about sustainability and global transportation preferences.
