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
This ESL lesson plan focuses on practicing the passive voice through fun activities centered around making excuses. Targeted at B2-level learners, students will engage in discussions, sentence unscrambles, and role-playing exercises to create excuses using passive voice structures.
This lesson plan engages B1 level adult ESL students in preparing for job interviews. The lesson plan includes vocabulary exercises, gap-filling activities, and role-playing to simulate interview scenarios. Learners will practice discussing professional background, strengths, and weaknesses while actively participating in formal discussions and interviews.
This interactive ESL lesson plan helps adult B1 learners practice listening and speaking skills. Through video-based comprehension, vocabulary matching, gap-filling, and group discussions, students explore the theme of New Year’s resolutions. The lesson encourages learners to reflect on goal-setting, describe ambitions, and exchange ideas in a collaborative setting. A perfect way to start the year with engaging, relatable exercises!
This engaging ESL lesson plan explores the power of art through describing art vocabulary, listening, and interactive activities. Students will watch a video, complete vocabulary exercises, and discuss accessibility in art, enhancing their ability to describe artworks vividly. Pair activities build confidence while targeting critical skills like listening comprehension and expressive language.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on comparing childhood experiences now and in the past, targeting speaking and grammar skills for group discussions. Through sentence ordering exercises using "used to" and "didn't use to," students practice past tense structures. The lesson includes a guessing game and a debate on modern childhood, fostering detailed storytelling and critical thinking. Ideal for adults at the B1-B2 level.
This ESL lesson plan helps teens build confidence in reading and writing comments on social media. Through analyzing and categorizing different comment types, students will practice A2-level language skills by identifying positive, negative, and neutral feedback. This individual activity encourages learners to improve their vocabulary and express their opinions in brief social media comments.
This lesson plan helps B1 ESL students practice communication in medical settings. Students will watch a video, match useful hospital phrases, and role-play situations like making appointments, describing symptoms, and asking for a sick note. The lesson plan builds skills in giving and receiving information, essential for dealing with real-life health scenarios.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on exploring time capsules and is designed for kids at B1 level. Students engage in various station rotation reading, writing, and speaking exercises, enhancing their understanding of short texts and encouraging discussion about the significance of time capsules. The lesson is structured into interactive stations, where students unscramble words, discuss reflective questions, and analyze an article about time capsules.
