This lesson plan engages B1 level adult ESL students in preparing for job interviews. The lesson plan includes vocabulary exercises, gap-filling activities, and role-playing to simulate interview scenarios. Learners will practice discussing professional background, strengths, and weaknesses while actively participating in formal discussions and interviews.
Skills
This ESL lesson plan equips B2 learners with skills to give and interpret feedback in business English contexts. It features reading activities to explore types of feedback styles and a vocabulary-building exercise. Students engage in interactive role-play, practicing constructive communication while using industry-relevant phrases. The structured approach ensures learners develop sensitivity to perspectives and practical feedback techniques.
This lesson plan engages B1-level ESL students with vocabulary matching, reading comprehension and creative writing prompts activities, focused on how ancient civilizations sourced and consumed their food. Students will learn about the diets of Egyptians, Greeks, and Native Americans, exploring plant-based foods, foraging, and more.
This ESL lesson plan targets adults at the B2 level, focusing on follow-up emails in a 60-minute individual session. The lesson emphasizes both reading and writing skills through structured tasks, including discussion questions for job interviews, reading comprehension activities, and constructing follow-up emails. Students will learn to articulate their thoughts effectively in their correspondence, ultimately improving their professional communication skills.
This ESL lesson plan invites students to imagine life in a money-free society through engaging station rotation activities. Designed for B2 group classes, it focuses on speaking, listening, writing, and vocabulary skills. Learners explore concepts like the barter system, value, and currency through dialogue practice, video-based comprehension, and critical discussion. By the end of the lesson, students reflect on economic systems and write an opinion piece, using new vocabulary in real-life scenarios.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on building speaking, vocabulary, and listening skills essential for professional networking. Through engaging group activities, students will explore communication rules, match vocabulary to definitions, and analyze tips from a video. The lesson includes pair discussions, gap-fill exercises, and practical strategies for creating genuine connections. Perfect for improving confidence and fluency in workplace interactions!
This lesson plan for adults and teens is inspired by iconic moments from the TV show Friends. Designed for A2/B1 learners, the 60-minute session targets break-up vocabulary and speaking skills through engaging exercises. Students read Ross and Rachel’s story, complete matching activities, fill gaps in opinion-based dialogues, rephrase sentences, and discuss real-life scenarios. Key phrases like "be on a break," "split up," and "fall in love all over again" help learners navigate relationship-themed conversations confidently. Ideal for individual study, this lesson plan combines pop culture with practical language-building tasks.
This ESL lesson plan explores the concept of asceticism, combining vocabulary, reading, and discussion exercises for C1/C2 learners. Students will scan a complex text, match key terms to definitions, and engage in thought-provoking debates about modern interpretations of ascetic principles. The lesson develops skills in skimming, hypothesizing, and evaluating alternative arguments while fostering rich vocabulary acquisition and critical thinking.
This ESL lesson plan introduces B1-B2 level teens to a TED Talk on forming new habits. Students engage in a 60-minute lesson based on the flipped classroom model, participating in listening and speaking exercises such as comprehension questions, vocabulary tasks, and guided discussions. The lesson aims to enhance their critical thinking and communication skills.
