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Mother’s Day Lesson Plans

Show appreciation with words! These Mother's Day lesson plans teach students vocabulary related to love, family, and gratitude. Activities like creating cards, writing letters, and discussing family traditions make learning heartfelt and fun.

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A2
Mediterranean Street Cats' Life

This ESL lesson plan focuses on the daily life of Mediterranean street cats, targeting reading and speaking skills for A2-level learners. Through narrative reading, sentence-matching exercises, and discussion prompts, students will practice expressing opinions and understanding simple descriptions. Perfect for teens and adults looking to improve reading and conversational skills.

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B1
Movie Magic: Describing Our Favorite Movies in English

This lesson plan engages B1+ ESL students in discussing and reviewing films. The lesson includes a trailer discussion, vocabulary practice, and guided review writing to enhance descriptive skills. Students will also share personal opinions on movies and explore how films can inspire and teach life lessons.

A2
Winter or Summer Person?

This ESL lesson plan explores seasonal preferences in a 60-minute individual session focusing on speaking skills. Through reading exercises and engaging conversation prompts, students will use comparative language to express preferences and reflect on activities associated with winter and summer. The lesson includes a fun quiz to determine if they are a "winter person" or "summer person," enhancing vocabulary and A2-level speaking skills.

A2-B1
Exploring the Movie "13 Going on 30"

This ESL lesson plan introduces teens to the movie "13 Going on 30" through reading and speaking activities in a group setting. Targeting A2-B1 level students, the lesson encourages discussion around age, aspirations, and personal growth, using plot predictions, story sequencing, and guided conversations to deepen understanding. Through these engaging exercises, students develop confidence in expressing ideas and exploring narrative themes.

B1-B2
Personal Milestones and the Past Perfect

This ESL lesson plan focuses on personal milestones while teaching the past perfect tense, suitable for B1-B2 learners. In this 45-minute session, students will engage in warm-up discussions, grammar matching exercises, and speaking activities. The lesson targets essential grammar and speaking skills by encouraging students to share their milestones and practice sentence construction. Through interactive exercises, learners will improve their ability to articulate past achievements and enhance their grammatical control.

B2-C1
Understanding Sleep and the Body

This ESL lesson plan delves into how sleep impacts the human body through engaging group activities for adults. Designed for B2-C1 learners, this lesson uses video analysis, vocabulary matching, and guided discussions to improve listening and speaking skills. By exploring sleep cycles, circadian rhythms, and common sleep issues, students will enhance their understanding of health-related topics while practicing conversational English on meaningful content.

A1
Animals at the Zoo

In this engaging lesson plan, young learners will explore a variety of zoo creatures while developing vocabulary and speaking skills. Throughout the 45-minute lesson, students will watch a video, match animals to their descriptions, complete fill-in-the-blank activities, create sentences, and answer questions.

A2
Feelings and Emotions

This feelings and emotions lesson plan focuses on teaching emotions to adult learners at the A2 level. The structured lesson includes reading quotes, discussing personal feelings, and analyzing a blog post to enhance reading and speaking skills. Students will engage in exercises that promote understanding of emotions, using targeted vocabulary effectively.

A2
Based On Mr. Bean TV Show: Hotel Matters

Discover our lesson plan designed for A2-level students. This 60-minute group lesson focuses on developing listening and speaking skills through structured activities and exercises. Students will watch clips of Mr. Bean, answer questions, and participate in role-play dialogues.