This ESL lesson plan on women's rights movements throughout history focuses on developing students’ reading, listening, and speaking skills. The lesson begins with a vocabulary-building exercise on activism, followed by video-based comprehension activities. Students then engage in group discussions, and practice delivering presentations on notable female activists. Structured for group work, this lesson offers engaging content to promote critical thinking and fluency while exploring key historical events and figures. Suitable for B2 and C1 learners.
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This ESL lesson plan helps teens improve their speaking skills through engaging group activities. In a 45-minute lesson, students practice asking for clarification and understanding conversational phrases at the A2 level. Through dialogues, role-plays, and interactive tasks, learners build confidence in managing real-life conversations and expanding their vocabulary.
This lesson plan on modals of advice engages students through various tasks focused on professions. Students will enhance their speaking, reading, and writing skills while discussing career choices and applying modals of advice. The structured exercises include gap-filling, discussions, and advice-giving scenarios that reinforce the use of "should" and "shouldn't." By the end of the lesson, learners will confidently express advice related to different professions.
This engaging ESL lesson plan focuses on everyday idioms, targeting vocabulary and speaking skills for adult and teen learners at the B1-B2 level. In a group setting, students will participate in various exercises, including matching idioms to pictures, filling in gaps in dialogues, and discussing idioms in context. The 45-minute lesson promotes interaction and practical understanding of idiomatic expressions, enhancing their language proficiency in a fun and collaborative environment.
This lesson plan about countries with only one season explores places where the climate stays the same all year. Students will discuss the benefits and challenges of living in a country with only one season, using vocabulary related to weather and seasons. They will read a simple text, answer comprehension questions, and engage in a speaking activity to express personal preferences.
Explore this engaging lesson plan designed for teens at A2/B1 level. This 45-minute ESL lesson focuses on developing speaking and reading skills. Students will read and discuss opinions about Mother's Day, watch a video to understand typical maternal phrases, and practice expressing their thoughts.
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 lesson plan is designed for B2 level students. Through guided activities and examples, students learn how to use commas correctly with descriptive adjectives. The lesson includes practical exercises and descriptive writing prompts, helping students improve their punctuation, and overall writing clarity.
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.
