The "Add Your Text" tool allows you to insert any text directly into your lesson. Simply type or paste your content—whether it’s instructions, a reading passage, or a creative exercise—and add it to the lesson flow with one click. Your text will appear in the lesson flow, giving you full control over the lesson content. This tool is perfect for personalizing activities, adding context, or tailoring tasks to your students' needs.
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This interactive ESL lesson plan for adults and teens focuses on punctuation and coordinating conjunctions (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) in compound sentences. Designed for individual work at the B1 level, this 45 minute lesson targets writing skills and includes various exercises, such as filling in blanks, matching, and crafting original compound sentences. Students will develop a deeper understanding of how to effectively use coordinating conjunctions and punctuation in their writing.
This ESL lesson plan for B2-level adults explores AI-generated pictures on dating apps. Students develop vocabulary, reading, and speaking skills through structured exercises, including discussions, reading comprehension, and vocabulary matching. The lesson includes a warm-up debate, a reading activity focused on analyzing viewpoints, and vocabulary exercises related to the topic, helping learners engage in meaningful discussion and improve their fluency.
This lesson plan engages B1-level ESL students in exploring the concept and benefits of staycations. Through group discussions, reading activities, and brainstorming exercises, learners analyze staycation advantages and disadvantages while practicing opinion-sharing and problem-solving skills. The lesson plan helps students develop their ability to express thoughts about organizing events and practical solutions.
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 90-minute ESL lesson plan for advanced Business English learners focuses on preparing and delivering a successful investor meeting pitch. Students will develop reading and speaking skills through group discussions, role-play, and comprehension exercises centered on key elements of investor meetings. The lesson includes analyzing financial projections, strategic planning, and creating a compelling business pitch for investors.
This ESL lesson plan explores Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic speech, "I Have a Dream." Students will enhance their listening, reading, and speaking skills through engaging activities. The lesson includes a warm-up matching quotes to their authors, listening to the speech while analyzing its powerful elements, and practicing speech delivery with emphasis on prosodic features. Students will also engage in thoughtful discussions about the impact of effective public speaking, making this a comprehensive lesson focused on key communication skills.
This ESL lesson plan on microplastics helps students improve listening, vocabulary, and speaking skills through a variety of interactive activities. The lesson includes brainstorming, matching exercises, and engaging discussions on the environmental impact of microplastics. Students watch a video to practice listening for detail and participate in thought-provoking debates to express their views, enhancing comprehension and conversational fluency.
This dynamic lesson plan dives into the world of weird and fun-to-say words in English, designed to challenge and amuse advanced learners. Over a 45-minute session, students will explore the meanings of quirky vocabulary, practice tongue-twisting pronunciation, and craft creative sentences. The lesson sparks lively discussions and enhances linguistic curiosity, making it perfect for learners who want to expand their vocabulary in a playful and memorable way.
