Mood-Shaming
ESL Lesson PlansMood-Shaming

Mood-Shaming

This ESL lesson plan focuses on the topic of mood-shaming and targets vocabulary, reading, and speaking skills. The lesson structure includes discussions, pair activities, and reading tasks to help students explore the concept of mood-shaming and its impact on mental health. By the end of the lesson, students will have a better understanding of how different emotional expressions are viewed in society and how to create a more supportive environment for emotional expression without fear of judgment. This lesson is suitable for adult and teen learners at the B1-B2 level.

Skills

  • Can understand most factual information that they are likely to come across on familiar subjects of interest, provided they have sufficient time for rereading.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
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1

Have you ever heard of mood-shaming? What do you think it is? Choose the correct definition to check your prediction.

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What is mood-shaming?
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Look at the list of emotions. Pair up and think of the last time you've experienced them. Have you ever been mood-shamed for them?

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In pairs, answer the questions.

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Look at the glossary. Make sure you understand the meanings of the phrases.

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Read the text about mood-shaming.

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Answer the following questions according to the text.

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At home, write an essay and share your opinion on the following matter.