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 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 introduces adults to cyber security issues in a 60-minute group session focused on speaking and listening at the B2-C1 level. Students discuss data privacy, analyze real-life cybercrime scenarios, and watch a video about a major data breach, which sparks conversation on personal information protection. This lesson encourages critical thinking about cyber threats and helps students build confidence in identifying and preventing online scams.
This engaging ESL lesson plan focuses on calling tech support for device troubleshooting. Students will enhance their vocabulary related to technical issues and practice their speaking skills through role-play exercises. The lesson includes a warm-up discussion about personal experiences with tech support, listening activities to identify main points, and structured role-playing scenarios to simulate real-life troubleshooting calls. By the end of the lesson, learners will confidently use the relevant terminology and strategies to effectively communicate their technical problems.
This ESL lesson plan on environmental issues uses a flipped classroom approach to engage learners in meaningful discussions. Focusing on listening, reading, and speaking, it explores sustainability through interactive tasks such as vocabulary matching, text completion, and group presentations. Students enhance critical thinking skills while exploring solutions to protect the planet and reduce their carbon footprint.
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 focuses on exploring the challenges of remote work through speaking, reading and grammar activities as well as group discussions. Designed for A2-level learners, this group mode lesson helps students practice differentiating between Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses. The structured exercises include sorting statements, completing dialogues, and describing scenarios, improving their ability to express habits, routines, and ongoing actions.
Explore our engaging ESL lesson about the natural world around us designed for teens at the A2 level. This 45-minute individual lesson focuses on developing reading and speaking skills through a variety of exercises. Students will analyze a quote, read an article about Macapá, Brazil, answer comprehension questions, and fill in the gaps with vocabulary. The lesson concludes with a discussion about the students' own environments, allowing them to practice describing their surroundings. Perfect for enhancing language skills while learning about the natural world.
Discover the "Rooms in a House" lesson plan designed for A1-A2 ESL kids, focusing on vocabulary related to different spaces in a house. In this engaging 45-minute lesson, students will enjoy listening to a fun song, matching exercises about activities in each room, and a playful reading about finding a teddy bear. This lesson plan encourages students to describe simple aspects of their everyday life using basic phrases.
