This ESL lesson plan explores common health-related vocabulary, including terms like "headache," "stomach ache," "sore throat," and "muscle pain," designed for teens and adults at an A2-B1 level. In a 30-minute session, the lesson focuses on speaking, listening, and vocabulary development through matching activities, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and engaging discussion. Ideal for learners to practice describing health symptoms and exchanging personal experiences while expanding their vocabulary for everyday communication.
This ESL lesson plan explores the role of monarchies today through reading comprehension, discussion, and group activities. Students start with a warm-up quiz, read an informative text about monarchies, and answer multiple-choice questions. Vocabulary matching and critical thinking exercises help learners analyze the advantages and disadvantages of monarchy. The lesson concludes with a group debate, encouraging students to practice speaking and argumentation skills. Perfect for developing reading, vocabulary, and discussion skills in an engaging way!
This ESL lesson plan on idioms describing silliness is designed for teen and adult learners at the B1-B2 level, focusing on speaking skills. In this 45-minute individual lesson, students will explore various idioms related to playful and silly behavior through a structured series of exercises. The lesson, perfect for an April Fools' Day-themed activity, includes questions for discussion, idiom-definition matching, dialogue completion, and personal reflection questions.
This ESL lesson plan helps students master grammar, reading, and writing through real-world news report analysis. Learners explore the passive voice, identify its usage in articles, and complete structured exercises. Activities include rewriting sentences, forming correct passive constructions, and crafting their own news reports. Ideal for B2-level teens and adults.
This ESL lesson plan engages students in an exciting adventure story about a time machine while improving grammar, writing, and reading skills. Through discussions, brainstorming, reading activities, and past simple exercises, learners practice storytelling. The lesson concludes with a creative writing task where students craft their own time-travel adventure. Perfect for A2-level kids and teens!
This ESL lesson plan focuses on past perfect and past simple tenses through crime investigation scenarios. In this one-hour lesson, students will practice describing events using these tenses with reading, grammar exercises, and a creative writing task. The lesson includes analyzing a crime scene story and identifying tense usage. Learners will also connect words into sentences and create their own narratives based on the lesson's context.
This ESL lesson plan helps students master the present continuous through engaging, real-world scenarios. Learners will discuss dramatic news headlines, analyze grammar structures, and complete a gap-fill activity. The lesson builds fluency through an exciting role-play, where students create and present their own breaking news reports. This interactive approach strengthens speaking, listening, and grammar skills in a fun and dynamic way!
This lesson plan is designed for adults and teens at the A2 level. The 60-minute group session focuses on developing grammar, reading, and speaking skills. Students will engage in partner discussions, read a blog post about a supermarket, and complete exercises that reinforce their understanding of prepositions of place: describing the supermarket layout. Activities include true/false statements, sentence matching, and fill-in-the-blank exercises to ensure a comprehensive learning experience.
This ESL lesson plan invites students to imagine life in a money-free society through engaging station rotation activities. Designed for B2 group classes, it focuses on speaking, listening, writing, and vocabulary skills. Learners explore concepts like the barter system, value, and currency through dialogue practice, video-based comprehension, and critical discussion. By the end of the lesson, students reflect on economic systems and write an opinion piece, using new vocabulary in real-life scenarios.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on teaching the past simple tense through the relatable topic of a bad day. Designed for adults and teens, this one-hour session includes warm-up discussions, a gap-fill reading activity, and engaging group tasks to practice grammar and storytelling skills. Students will match phrases, write short stories, and share experiences, building confidence in using the past simple to describe past events.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on teaching the past perfect tense in a fun and interactive 45-minute session for teens in a group setting. The lesson includes a warm-up discussion about test preparation strategies, a dialogue activity with true/false statements, and grammar-focused exercises to practice sentence formation. Students will also improve their speaking and writing grammar skills through engaging pair work and group discussions.
This 60-minute lesson plan for adults and teens (A2/B1 level) helps learners build vocabulary, speaking, and reading skills by describing movie and TV show characters. Students analyze texts, answer comprehension questions, and complete matching activities and fill-in-the-blank exercises. The lesson includes interactive speaking practice where learners describe characters. Perfect for individual study.
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.
This engaging 30-minute ESL lesson explores the concept of binge-watching and its impact on daily life. Designed for B1-level teens and adults, it develops vocabulary and speaking skills through interactive tasks. This lesson encourages meaningful discussions about modern entertainment habits while expanding learners' language skills.
This ESL lesson plan helps kids and teens at the A1–A2 level practice body-related vocabulary through fun, interactive activities. Students build confidence using listening, speaking, and vocabulary skills by watching a video, filling in the blanks, matching sentence halves, and playing Simon Says. The lesson is designed for a 45-minute group session, with a clear structure that supports language development through movement, images, and discussion. Perfect for classrooms looking to blend learning and play!
