The Power of a Gap Year

This ESL lesson plan encourages adults to discuss and compare dinner options, targeting B1 level grammar skills. Through individual exercises and discussions, students explore comparatives to weigh the pros and cons of cooking at home, ordering takeout, or dining out. The lesson includes reading, gap-filling activities, and practical conversation tasks to strengthen grammar skills and decision-making in English. This 45-minute session provides a fun, relatable way to practice comparative language in everyday contexts.

This engaging ESL lesson plan is designed for individual lessons, exploring themes related to food and culinary interests, and aimed at adults and teens at A1-A2 levels. The lesson promotes speaking skills through structured tasks, including discussing favorite foods, unscrambling definitions, and analyzing a blog post.

This ESL lesson plan engages adult learners in reading and understanding poems about spring, exploring contrasting emotions through verse. Students will analyze two poems, compare moods, and identify key descriptive words. Creative activities include making short poems using rhyming templates. The structured exercises build comprehension, vocabulary, and creative writing skills, all within a dynamic 60-minute group setting.

Explore our engaging ESL lesson about the natural world around us designed for teens at the A2 level. This 45-minute individual lesson focuses on developing reading and speaking skills through a variety of exercises. Students will analyze a quote, read an article about Macapá, Brazil, answer comprehension questions, and fill in the gaps with vocabulary. The lesson concludes with a discussion about the students' own environments, allowing them to practice describing their surroundings. Perfect for enhancing language skills while learning about the natural world.

This ESL lesson plan focuses on reading skills to help students explore effective budgeting and financial management strategies in a 60-minute individual lesson. Aimed at B2-level learners, the lesson covers essential financial concepts through dialogues, discussion questions, and exercises on discursive text structures like contrasting arguments, problem-solution, and cause-effect relationships. Students will engage with practical financial scenarios, analyze budgeting strategies, and apply learned techniques by creating a mock budget and sharing prioritization strategies.

This customer service lesson plan introduces students to essential English for customer service skills, focusing on handling both positive and negative customer feedback effectively. Through targeted writing exercises, learners will develop techniques to respond to various types of feedback professionally. Ideal for ESL learners at the upper intermediate level, this lesson equips students with vocabulary and structured phrases to address customer concerns.

This ESL lesson plan focuses on vocabulary and speaking skills needed for bargaining at a flea market. Aimed at B1-level adult learners, the 60-minute lesson features group activities, including discussion questions, video-based listening exercises, and vocabulary matching tasks. Students will also practice speaking in realistic role-play scenarios, where they negotiate prices and use key phrases for haggling.

This ESL lesson plan integrates speaking and reading activities into a 60-minute group session for B1-level adults. Students work with vocabulary related to commuting, analyze a dialogue about daily travel challenges, and practice filling in contextual gaps. They discuss commuting solutions, explore alternatives like telecommuting, and collaborate on crafting practical tips for smoother daily travel.