
This ESL lesson plan explores why music is enjoyable, targeting teens and adults in a 45-minute individual session focused on listening. Students will discuss their musical preferences, learn vocabulary related to music and brain chemistry, and analyze the effects of music on mood and endurance. Through video activities and comprehension exercises, this B1/B2-level lesson encourages learners to think critically about music's impact on their lives while expanding listening and discussion skills.

This ESL lesson plan engages teens in exploring common texting phrases and conversation starters through reading and writing exercises centered on WhatsApp chats. Tailored for A1-level learners, it guides students in composing messages through individual activities, including creative scenarios like imagining conversations about meeting a celebrity.

This ESL lesson plan helps teens develop writing skills for job applications in an individual setting. Through a 45-minute session, students read and discuss common summer job opportunities, including babysitting, restaurant work, and camp counseling. Students then practice writing a sample application email, focusing on self-introduction and highlighting relevant skills.

This ESL lesson plan focuses on business English skills, specifically writing clear, structured meeting minutes and follow-up notes. In this individual lesson designed for B2-C1 learners, students will explore the essential components of meeting minutes, practice summarizing discussions, and propose next steps.

This ESL lesson plan explores seasonal preferences in a 60-minute individual session focusing on speaking skills. Through reading exercises and engaging conversation prompts, students will use comparative language to express preferences and reflect on activities associated with winter and summer. The lesson includes a fun quiz to determine if they are a "winter person" or "summer person," enhancing vocabulary and A2-level speaking skills.

This ESL lesson plan focuses on helping teens enhance writing skills through composing confirmation emails for online purchases. Designed for B1-B2 level learners, this 60-minute individual session guides students in structuring formal emails, verifying order details, and identifying potential scam emails. With interactive discussions, reading comprehension exercises, and a writing task, students will build confidence in email composition and formal communication for real-world scenarios.