The "Add Your Images" tool lets you upload up to 3 images at a time to enhance your lesson materials. Simply upload your images and they will be seamlessly integrated into your lesson, providing a more engaging and interactive experience for your students. Use this tool to create speaking or writing tasks based on the images, making lessons more dynamic and visually stimulating. Perfect for adding context, visuals, or creative elements to your lessons!
Try this toolFREEUpload Your Images
To begin, upload an image from your device. This tool supports various image formats. Click ‘Select image’ to choose from your files, or simply drag and drop the image from your desktop.
Crop and Adjust
Before adding it to your lesson, you can crop the image to ensure it fits perfectly with your lesson objectives and focus areas. You can upload up to 3 images at a time.
Add It to the Lesson
Once your image is uploaded and cropped, click "Add to the lesson", and it will appear seamlessly in the lesson flow.
Make the Most of Your Images
Use this tool to enhance your lesson by creating engaging speaking or writing tasks based on the images. Add customized instructions as needed. You can prompt students to describe the images, make comparisons, or create stories around them.
This ESL lesson plan engages adult learners at the B1 level in narrating a story using visual prompts. First, students warm up by discussing images to practice vocabulary and storytelling skills. Next, they read a short romance story, filling in gaps with phrases that show the order of events. Then, they match sentence halves and create their own stories using the provided pictures, enhancing their ability to narrate a story effectively. This comprehensive lesson encourages speaking and vocabulary development while making learning enjoyable.
This ESL lesson plan engages B2-level ESL students in discussing urban renewal and the impact of nature in cities. Through reading comprehension exercises, vocabulary practice, and interactive discussions, students learn to build clear arguments and express their opinions on revitalizing city landscapes.
This garden lesson plan introduces ESL learners to basic descriptive phrases using "there is/there are" to talk about objects and scenery in a garden setting. Through reading and writing exercises, students at an A1 level practice vocabulary related to nature and garden items. The lesson includes activities to help students confidently describe what they see, enhancing their ability to talk about places and objects using simple structures.
This ESL lesson plan dives into modern fatherhood, focusing on speaking and listening skills in a C1-level flipped classroom format for adults. Students will explore themes like paternity leave, gender roles, and work-life balance through pre-class activities, including vocabulary practice and video analysis. In the classroom, learners engage in storytelling, opinion sharing, and debates, enhancing their ability to express complex ideas and discuss societal issues in a structured group setting.
This ESL lesson plan explores the world of musical instruments in an individual setting, targeting A2-level learners. Students will read about a musician's journey, discuss their favorite instruments, and engage in vocabulary-building exercises. The lesson focuses on improving reading and speaking skills while encouraging students to express their preferences and opinions about music and instruments, making it an interactive and engaging learning experience.
This ESL lesson plan helps adults improve their reading and writing skills through engaging cooking-related activities. In this 60-minute group lesson designed for B1-B2 learners, participants will learn essential kitchen vocabulary, explore a healthy salad recipe, and practice writing clear, detailed instructions. The lesson encourages creativity as students customize recipes and develop practical language skills for everyday cooking tasks.
This ESL lesson plan on mysterious art focuses on improving reading and vocabulary skills. Students explore the life and works of René Magritte through engaging activities like matching exercises, reading comprehension, and collocation practice. The lesson develops students’ ability to interpret and describe art, enhancing their creative thinking and language fluency.
This ESL lesson plan introduces A1 learners to vocabulary related to workspace items through engaging reading and speaking activities. Students match words to visuals, complete fill-in-the-gap exercises, and discuss their ideal office setups. Group activities and partner discussions build confidence in describing everyday environments using simple sentences.
