This ESL lesson plan focuses on the topic "Second-Hand or New?" and is designed for group settings with A2-B1 level learners. The lesson aims to develop listening and speaking skills by encouraging discussions on buying habits. It includes a listening exercise with true/false statements, a reading task with fill-in-the-blank questions, and a group discussion where students share their personal opinions.
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This lesson plan explores unusual beauty practices from different eras and cultures. It encourages students to engage in thoughtful discussions about the impact of beauty standards on society and reflect on how beauty ideals have evolved over time. Students will expand their vocabulary and improve their listening comprehension by watching a video on historical beauty trends, participating in discussions, and completing vocabulary exercises.
This lesson plan is ideal for B1/B2 learners who want to improve their ability to handle everyday situations with landlords and boost their speaking confidence. Students will learn practical vocabulary and expressions for discussing household problems. The plan includes reading comprehension practice and a final role-play to reinforce polite communication.
This ESL lesson plan on business negotiations helps students build skills in discussing project timelines within a group setting. Through engaging tasks, students practice speaking and useful phrases for B2-C1 levels, learning essential expressions to manage timelines, prioritize tasks, and address unforeseen circumstances in professional settings. The lesson emphasizes vocabulary and structured conversations, helping students gain confidence in project-based negotiations and communication.
Explore our 60-minute B1 ESL lesson for adult learners, focusing on speaking and reading skills. The lesson includes vocabulary matching, text comprehension, and sentence completion exercises. Students will learn about different types of coffee and customs worldwide, ending with a discussion and writing task to share their own coffee experiences and cultural insights.
This lesson plan engages B1-level ESL students in exploring mystical creatures and folklore. The lesson plan includes reading comprehension, vocabulary matching, and interactive speaking exercises. Students will practice describing creatures, use contextual clues to define features, and discuss the origins of myths. Writing homework further reinforces key vocabulary and language skills.
This ESL lesson plan introduces students to fascinating weather phenomena through engaging speaking, reading, and grammar activities. Designed for teens and adults at the B1 level, the 45-minute group lesson explores natural events like the Northern Lights and fire whirls. Students will enhance their grammar skills with articles, analyze descriptive texts, and participate in discussions to share personal insights and preferences about unique weather occurrences.
This ESL lesson plan for adults explores the dynamics of relationships between introverts and extroverts through engaging speaking exercises. In a group setting, students at a B1-B2 level will learn about personality traits, practice conversational strategies, and engage in role-plays.
This lesson plan about countries with only one season explores places where the climate stays the same all year. Students will discuss the benefits and challenges of living in a country with only one season, using vocabulary related to weather and seasons. They will read a simple text, answer comprehension questions, and engage in a speaking activity to express personal preferences.
