This ESL lesson plan engages adults in a realistic roommate interview role-play for group settings. In 60 minutes, students will practice vocabulary, speaking, and writing skills, focusing on essential phrases and questions related to lifestyle and personality preferences. Through structured exercises and role-play, students develop their ability to describe ideal roommate qualities, ask clarifying questions, and write brief roommate ads. Perfect for B1-B2 level learners aiming to refine conversational precision and vocabulary for everyday situations.
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This engaging ESL lesson plan explores the theme of friendship, designed for B1-level learners. The lesson targets speaking and vocabulary practice through activities focused on essential phrasal verbs related to friendship. Students will participate in warm-up discussions, match phrasal verbs to their meanings, and rewrite sentences using these expressions. The lesson culminates in group conversations about personal experiences of friendship, enhancing both fluency and confidence.
This ESL lesson plan is perfect for engaging teens in a 60-minute interactive session. Students will develop their ability to explain cultural features and share factual information. Activities include discussing favorite holidays, matching vocabulary with definitions, reading about diverse Easter traditions, and creating dialogues using key expressions. The lesson plan encourages lively discussions and cultural exchange.
This ESL lesson plan helps teens build confidence in reading and writing comments on social media. Through analyzing and categorizing different comment types, students will practice A2-level language skills by identifying positive, negative, and neutral feedback. This individual activity encourages learners to improve their vocabulary and express their opinions in brief social media comments.
This lesson plan introduces A2 ESL students to reading comprehension and vocabulary activities about Sherlock Holmes. The 60-minute lesson plan includes identifying objects in a picture to guess the character, reading about the Sherlock Holmes Museum, and answering comprehension questions. Students will also practice describing rooms using key phrases and participate in a fun discussion to share their thoughts on detective stories.
This ESL lesson plan introduces reading skills and historical vocabulary through individual exploration of world-famous landmarks in a 60-minute session for adults and teens at A2 level. Students will learn key historical terms, read descriptive texts, and practice comprehension with true/false and multiple-choice questions. Through engaging discussion and comparisons, students will develop confidence in reading about historical sites and sharing their opinions on world landmarks.
This ESL lesson plan engages teens and adults with vocabulary and speaking exercises centered on the magical world of Hogwarts. Designed as a 45-minute group session, this lesson plan invites students to discuss characters, complete vocabulary activities, and create their own magical characters.
This ESL lesson plan on The Minimalists: Less Is Now introduces adults to the concept of minimalism through a 60-minute individual listening activity, ideal for B2 learners. In this lesson, students will explore themes of minimalism and simple living, watch key excerpts from the documentary, and answer comprehension questions to identify shifts in mood and attitude. Through this reflective exercise, students will improve listening skills while discussing the potential benefits and challenges of adopting a minimalist lifestyle, encouraging thoughtful engagement with materialism and intentional living.
This ESL lesson plan introduces A1 learners to vocabulary related to workspace items through engaging reading and speaking activities. Students match words to visuals, complete fill-in-the-gap exercises, and discuss their ideal office setups. Group activities and partner discussions build confidence in describing everyday environments using simple sentences.
