This ESL lesson plan is designed for intermediate and upper-intermediate learners and explores popular conspiracy theories, with students discussing their opinions, watching a video, and answering comprehension questions. Ideal for both teens and adults, the structured activities help students analyze the arguments and engage in critical thinking.
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This interactive ESL lesson plan helps adult B1 learners practice listening and speaking skills. Through video-based comprehension, vocabulary matching, gap-filling, and group discussions, students explore the theme of New Year’s resolutions. The lesson encourages learners to reflect on goal-setting, describe ambitions, and exchange ideas in a collaborative setting. A perfect way to start the year with engaging, relatable exercises!
This ESL lesson plan for A2-level adults and teens focuses on a job interview scene from the movie "The Devil Wears Prada." In this 60-minute group lesson, students will develop their listening and speaking skills. The lesson includes filling in blanks, true/false exercises, and discussion questions. Perfect for practicing practical language and discussing the interview dynamics from the film.
This ESL lesson plan explores the dynamic nature of city life through engaging reading and vocabulary exercises in a group setting. Students will discuss daily activities, differences between daytime and nighttime city atmospheres, and practice using related vocabulary. Through interactive tasks, including creating a visual mood board of urban scenes, students will enhance their speaking skills while reflecting on the changing moods of a city. The lesson is ideal for B1 learners interested in practicing conversational English in real-life contexts.
This ESL lesson plan introduces teens to vocabulary and expressions related to feelings and emotions. Over 60 minutes, students engage in reading and speaking activities in a group setting, including decoding emotional stories, sharing personal experiences, and brainstorming strategies for emotional expression. Perfect for A2 learners, this lesson fosters communication skills and self-awareness while improving vocabulary related to everyday emotions.
This ESL lesson plan introduces key vocabulary for travel and accommodations while developing reading and speaking skills. Students explore practical tasks like understanding emails, identifying details, and matching events to dates. Engaging discussions, gap-filling exercises, and cultural insights about Madeira make this a fun, interactive lesson for learners at A1/A2 levels.
This ESL lesson plan combines grammar practice with an exciting exploration of the digital nomad lifestyle. Students learn and apply the Present Simple tense through structured tasks, including gap-filling, error correction, sentence reordering, and writing personalized affirmations. The lesson encourages creativity as students write about their ideal lifestyle while mastering sentence structure and verb usage. Perfect for individual learners aiming to improve fluency and express their dreams with confidence!
This ESL lesson plan explores the concept of intuition through engaging listening and speaking activities. Designed for C1-level learners, the lesson includes vocabulary exercises, video-based comprehension, and group discussions about trusting gut feelings and decision-making processes. Students will practice explaining abstract ideas, analyzing facts, and discussing the reliability of intuition, while honing their communication and critical thinking skills. Structured for group interaction, this lesson is perfect for adults and teens.
This engaging lesson for kids and teens helps students develop speaking and vocabulary skills at the A2/B1 level. Through interactive activities, learners describe well-known cartoon characters, match descriptive words, complete fill-in-the-gap exercises, and unscramble sentences. The lesson concludes with a partner-based speaking task where students create their own character descriptions, reinforcing their ability to describe appearance in a structured way. Perfect for group classes, this 60-minute lesson boosts confidence in using descriptive language.
