This dynamic B2-level ESL lesson for teens and adults explores the topic of art through listening-based activities and targeted vocabulary practice. Students engage in discussions, and vocabulary exercises to deepen their understanding of art-related vocabulary. They also share personal opinions on what art means to them and its role in their lives, encouraging critical thinking and meaningful conversation.
Skills
This ESL lesson plan focuses on listening and speaking skills for B1-level teens and adults. Using the song "We’re Going to Be Friends" by The White Stripes, students will discuss school memories, analyze lyrics, and complete listening comprehension tasks. The 45-minute lesson helps learners engage with straightforward language in song lyrics while practicing key vocabulary and sharing personal experiences about friendship and school life.
This ESL lesson plan introduces students to volunteer opportunities through reading and speaking exercises in a group setting. Aimed at A2 learners, the lesson encourages discussion about community service, exploring programs like "Meals on Wheels" and "Reading for the Elderly." Activities include reading comprehension, vocabulary matching, and group discussions on the benefits and requirements of each volunteering option.
The ESL lesson plan is designed for teens at the B2 level and focuses on improving students' listening and speaking skills. Incorporating a range of engaging activities, the lesson begins with an exploration of what renewable energy is, followed by interactive discussions, video comprehension tasks, and a debate. This well-structured lesson encourages collaboration and critical thinking.
This ESL lesson plan explores the importance of proper punctuation in professional email writing, targeting intermediate learners in an individual setting. Students will discuss how punctuation affects tone, complete exercises on common punctuation marks, and practice rewriting emails to improve clarity and professionalism. The lesson focuses on enhancing writing skills while encouraging learners to refine their understanding of punctuation's role in business communication.
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 ESL lesson plan introduces learners to the concept of Blue Monday, targeting A2 level students. It includes a vocabulary, a reading exercise with comprehension questions, and engaging group speaking tasks to foster discussion. The lesson structure balances individual and collaborative work, focusing on building reading comprehension, critical thinking, and conversational skills in a dynamic and interactive way.
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 ESL lesson plan introduces teens to the language of shopping in an interactive group setting. Through speaking activities, students at an A2 level will practice essential phrases for asking about quantities, prices, and availability when ordering online and buying in stores. The lesson includes a small discussion on shopping, exercises on matching question words with types of information, and role-plays where students simulate online orders.
