Wellness at Your Fingertips
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Wellness at Your Fingertips

This ESL lesson plan explores health-tracking apps, targeting vocabulary, reading, and speaking skills for B2-level teens and adults. Students participate in warm-up discussions, vocabulary matching, reading comprehension, and critical thinking exercises. The lesson concludes with a group activity where learners design their ideal health-tracking app, promoting collaboration and real-world communication. Ideal for building fluency and encouraging interaction!

Skills

  • Can give clear, detailed descriptions on a wide range of subjects related to his/her field of interest.
  • Can communicate detailed information reliably.
Online Interactive
Based on CEFR
Fully Customizable
1

Warm-up

Look at the picture. What kind of app is it? What do people need it for? What information does it usually gather? Create a short dialogue in which Student A explains the app to Student B, who is unfamiliar with it.
2

Brainstorm in small groups and then share with the rest of the class.

3

Match the words to the definitions.

4

Read the text and mark the sentences as True or False.

5

Answer the questions.

6

Form groups of 3-5 students and come up with a description of a perfect health-tracking app for everybody.

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