Money Talks
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Money Talks

This ESL lesson plan focuses on speaking skills in a group setting, centered around financial literacy and myths about money. Students explore key financial concepts, discuss their views on budgeting and saving, and analyze common myths about managing money. Activities include matching vocabulary with definitions, reading comprehension, and collaborative discussions to exchange financial tips and advice. Perfect for improving communication and critical thinking skills!

Skills

  • Can start up a conversation and help keep it going by asking people relatively spontaneous questions about familiar subjects.
  • Can explain the main points in an idea or problem with reasonable precision.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
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1

Look through the following statements about money and divide them into myths and true facts. Explain your choice.

1
Only rich people donate.
2
Talking about money can help relationships.
3
Debt is always bad.
4
It takes a lot of work to save money.
5
Rich people don't have money problems.
6
Money offers the freedom to make choices.
7
Cash is the best way to pay.
Your answer:
2

Match the words and phrases with their definitions.

3

Read the text and say whether you agree with each myth. If not, explain why. Which myths did you used to believe in?

4

Mark the statements as true or false.

5

Read these opinions about money and investment. In pairs, discuss which one you agree with the most and why.

6

Take a minute to think of a useful financial tip or piece of advice you've heard recently.

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