This ESL negotiation lesson plan guides learners through essential negotiation skills in a business context. Students will engage in role-playing activities to practice structuring arguments and using key phrases for effective communication. With exercises focused on business vocabulary, sequencing arguments, and persuasive techniques, this lesson helps students gain confidence in negotiation scenarios.
This ESL lesson plan helps adults understand and discuss the importance of different roles in teamwork. Using speaking and vocabulary exercises, this lesson introduces students to Dr. Meredith Belbin’s nine team roles, exploring how roles like coordinator, facilitator, and task distributor impact group dynamics. Through videos, matching exercises, and role discussions, students will enhance their B1-B2 English skills while engaging with concepts critical to collaborative success in business and everyday interactions.
This ESL lesson plan delves into how sleep impacts the human body through engaging group activities for adults. Designed for B2-C1 learners, this lesson uses video analysis, vocabulary matching, and guided discussions to improve listening and speaking skills. By exploring sleep cycles, circadian rhythms, and common sleep issues, students will enhance their understanding of health-related topics while practicing conversational English on meaningful content.
This ESL lesson plan helps adults build skills in reading and writing formal work emails, designed for individual practice at a B1 level. Through structured examples, vocabulary matching, and practical exercises, students will learn to communicate professionally, write with clarity, and use appropriate email formats. The lesson emphasizes effective language for business communication and includes exercises on clear subject lines, respectful closings, and concise email composition.
This ESL lesson plan focuses on reading and discussing fitness routines in a group setting for adults at A1-A2 level. Students will explore various activities that promote health, read about different fitness routines, and discuss their own preferences for staying active. Through comprehension exercises, true/false statements, and open discussions, students will develop vocabulary and confidence in talking about fitness and healthy lifestyle choices.
This ESL lesson plan introduces reading skills and historical vocabulary through individual exploration of world-famous landmarks in a 60-minute session for adults and teens at A2 level. Students will learn key historical terms, read descriptive texts, and practice comprehension with true/false and multiple-choice questions. Through engaging discussion and comparisons, students will develop confidence in reading about historical sites and sharing their opinions on world landmarks.
This ESL lesson plan introduces basic banking vocabulary and speaking skills in a 45-minute group session for adult learners at A1 level. Through interactive dialogues and vocabulary matching, students learn essential banking terms like "ATM," "deposit," and "balance." The lesson includes exercises to help students practice conversations related to bank services.
This ESL lesson plan teaches students how to communicate their preferences and needs when shopping, in a 45-minute group session. Through speaking exercises and vocabulary practice, teens and adults will build confidence in explaining what they want as customers and responding as shop assistants. With engaging dialogue activities, students will practice organizing questions and answers in real-world shopping scenarios.
This ESL lesson plan introduces beginner students to writing book reviews in a 45-minute individual session. Through reading and writing exercises, students will learn key vocabulary, explore the structure of a basic review, and practice expressing their opinions. By the end of the lesson, students will create their own short book review using guided questions, allowing them to enhance both language skills and confidence in sharing personal recommendations.
In this 60-minute ESL lesson, students will delve into the mystery of ancient civilizations that disappeared unexpectedly, focusing on the ancestral Pueblo people. Through reading comprehension, listening exercises, and group discussions, students will explore the challenges faced by these ancient communities. They will practice using the modal verb "might have" to make historical assumptions about the factors that contributed to their downfall, such as social, political, and environmental influences.
This ESL lesson plan dives into the story of Frank Abagnale, engaging A2-B1 level students in a 45-minute group activity that builds reading and vocabulary skills. Through reading tasks, discussions, and comprehension exercises, students explore Abagnale’s early life, his extraordinary scams, and his later transformation. The lesson encourages critical thinking, offering vocabulary development and comprehension tasks to support learners in understanding and discussing real-life stories.
This ESL lesson plan delves into the issue of space junk in a 60-minute group lesson for B2-C1 learners. Students will explore the impact of orbital debris on space missions through listening and writing exercises, discussing key vocabulary, and summarizing findings. This lesson emphasizes understanding complex topics, encourages critical thinking on space-related environmental issues, and hones skills in discussing and writing about technical subjects in a group setting.
This ESL lesson plan introduces B1-B2 level students to the Moon's influence on Earth, in a 60-minute group setting. Through interactive reading and speaking tasks, students will explore how the Moon affects tides, day length, and animal behavior. The lesson includes vocabulary exercises, discussion prompts, and a folklore story to encourage a deeper understanding of the Moon’s role in nature and culture.
This ESL lesson plan delves into captivating ocean myths and legends in a group setting for B1-level learners. Through reading activities, students will learn about mythical creatures like Leviathan, the Flying Dutchman, and mermaids, enhancing their vocabulary and comprehension skills.
This ESL lesson plan introduces A2-level learners to common city vocabulary through engaging group activities. Students discuss daily routines, transportation, and city life, enhancing vocabulary and speaking skills. The lesson includes role-play, interviews, and a group storytelling exercise to practice real-world scenarios, making learning about urban routines fun and relatable.
