This ESL lesson plan explores Pride and Prejudice, bringing group discussions and speaking exercises to B1/B2-level adults in a 60-minute session. Students will explore themes of love, prejudice, and self-awareness, comparing them to personal experiences and modern-day situations. Through interactive dialogues, character analysis, and comprehension questions, this lesson fosters a deeper understanding of universal themes in classic literature while developing speaking skills and critical thinking about relationships and social dynamics.
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 guides adults through the process of receiving deliveries with a focus on listening and speaking skills. In this 45-minute individual session for A2-B1 learners, students will learn essential vocabulary for package pickups, practice common phrases for receiving deliveries, and engage in a video-based listening activity to reinforce comprehension.
This ESL lesson plan engages teens and adults in exploring "what if" scenarios using the Titanic's iceberg collision as an example. Over 45 minutes, students will practice grammar skills with a focus on the third conditional through reading and imaginative exercises. Designed for B1-B2 learners, this individual activity encourages reflection on historical events while strengthening their ability to express hypothetical past situations in English.
This ESL lesson plan encourages adults to discuss and compare dinner options, targeting B1 level grammar skills. Through individual exercises and discussions, students explore comparatives to weigh the pros and cons of cooking at home, ordering takeout, or dining out. The lesson includes reading, gap-filling activities, and practical conversation tasks to strengthen grammar skills and decision-making in English. This 45-minute session provides a fun, relatable way to practice comparative language in everyday contexts.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on the potential retirement of Jennifer Lopez from music, designed for B1 level adults and teens. Through individual listening exercises, students will watch a talk show interview, analyze Lopez's thoughts on her career, and practice answering comprehension questions. This 60-minute session includes discussions on themes of legacy, creativity, and the personal impact of an artist's journey, allowing students to explore cultural icons and reflect on how personal experiences shape creativity.
This ESL lesson plan introduces teens to various ways of discussing future events and plans using grammar skills. In this 30-minute individual session targeted at B1-level learners, students will practice using "will," "going to," and present continuous to express decisions, intentions, and scheduled events. Through reading tasks and interactive exercises, students will explore future forms and engage in practical exercises discussing their own summer plans.
This ESL lesson plan explores the concept of forgiveness in the context of various types of crime. It is designed for B1-B2 level teens and adults. In this 60-minute group discussion, students will engage in thoughtful debates, practice vocabulary related to crime and justice, and examine cases that test the boundaries of forgiveness. With thought-provoking exercises, the lesson enhances speaking skills, and develops reasoning abilities as students discuss, evaluate, and defend their viewpoints on complex moral issues.
This ESL lesson plan explores why music is enjoyable, targeting teens and adults in a 45-minute individual session focused on listening. Students will discuss their musical preferences, learn vocabulary related to music and brain chemistry, and analyze the effects of music on mood and endurance. Through video activities and comprehension exercises, this B1/B2-level lesson encourages learners to think critically about music's impact on their lives while expanding listening and discussion skills.
This ESL lesson plan for adults explores the dynamics of relationships between introverts and extroverts through engaging speaking exercises. In a group setting, students at a B1-B2 level will learn about personality traits, practice conversational strategies, and engage in role-plays.
This ESL lesson plan introduces teens to the basics of forum interactions, focusing on writing skills and expressions for agreement and disagreement. In a 45-minute group session, students will engage with B1/B2-level writing tasks, learning how to comment effectively in online forums like Reddit.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on helping teens enhance writing skills through composing confirmation emails for online purchases. Designed for B1-B2 level learners, this 60-minute individual session guides students in structuring formal emails, verifying order details, and identifying potential scam emails. With interactive discussions, reading comprehension exercises, and a writing task, students will build confidence in email composition and formal communication for real-world scenarios.
