This ESL lesson plan introduces learners to different ways of earning income. It is focused on develoing the reading and speaking skills for A2 level students. Through engaging discussions, reading exercises, and real-life examples, students will explore various job types and understand unique career paths.
Skills
This action verbs lesson plan introduces ESL students to key action words used in daily routines. Designed for A1-level kids and teens, the 45-minute individual lesson focuses on speaking and reading skills through engaging exercises. Students will unscramble sentences, read about a sample routine, and answer comprehension questions, helping them confidently describe everyday activities using essential action verbs.
This ESL lesson plan on punctuation helps students master the use of commas to set off non-restrictive clauses in descriptive writing. Through activities such as identifying differences in passages, gap-filling, and punctuating texts, learners practice incorporating non-restrictive clauses when describing cities. Designed for B2 level, this 45-minute lesson develops accurate punctuation and enhanced writing skills.
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 ESL lesson plan engages teens and adults in exploring "what if" scenarios using the Titanic's iceberg collision as an example. Over 45 minutes, students will practice grammar skills with a focus on the third conditional through reading and imaginative exercises. Designed for B1-B2 learners, this individual activity encourages reflection on historical events while strengthening their ability to express hypothetical past situations in English.
This ESL lesson plan introduces adults and teens to the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in a group setting. Over the course of 60 minutes, learners will practice speaking and reading skills by discussing cultural traditions, reading about Mexican celebrations, and completing comprehension exercises. This A2-B1 level lesson helps students expand their vocabulary and understand the significance of Day of the Dead, making connections between cultural practices and language learning.
This ESL lesson plan introduces B1-B2 level teens to a TED Talk on forming new habits. Students engage in a 60-minute lesson based on the flipped classroom model, participating in listening and speaking exercises such as comprehension questions, vocabulary tasks, and guided discussions. The lesson aims to enhance their critical thinking and communication skills.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on essential workplace etiquette and communication skills. Students will engage in group discussions about appropriate office behavior, watch a humorous video on etiquette, and answer comprehension questions. The lesson plan also includes vocabulary matching and a class activity where learners create and share workplace do's and don'ts.
This ESL lesson plan introduces A2-level teens to the world of sports through engaging short stories and reading exercises. In a 45-minute individual reading activity, students explore the inspiring achievements of athletes like Michael Phelps. The lesson focuses on reading comprehension and prompts group discussions on sportsmanship, perseverance, and personal experiences in sports.
