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How to Use the Quotes by Famous People Tool

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Enter a Topic

To find relevant quotes for your lesson, simply type a topic into the text box.

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Find Quotes

Click "Do the magic!" and Twee will instantly provide five quotes from well-known figures, offering you a range of options to engage your students.

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Make the Most of Your Task

Use these quotes to spark class discussions, inspire writing assignments, or support student presentations.

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Feelings and Emotions

This feelings and emotions lesson plan focuses on teaching emotions to adult learners at the A2 level. The structured lesson includes reading quotes, discussing personal feelings, and analyzing a blog post to enhance reading and speaking skills. Students will engage in exercises that promote understanding of emotions, using targeted vocabulary effectively.

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What Does Friendship Mean to You?

This engaging ESL lesson plan explores the theme of friendship, designed for B1-level learners. The lesson targets speaking and vocabulary practice through activities focused on essential phrasal verbs related to friendship. Students will participate in warm-up discussions, match phrasal verbs to their meanings, and rewrite sentences using these expressions. The lesson culminates in group conversations about personal experiences of friendship, enhancing both fluency and confidence.

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Black History Month

This ESL lesson plan explores the significance of Black History Month in the USA in an individual learning setting, targeting intermediate learners. Students will engage in listening activities, watch videos, and reflect on famous quotes by key historical figures. The lesson focuses on improving listening and vocabulary skills while fostering thoughtful discussions about African American achievements and their ongoing influence on society. It encourages learners to think critically about history’s role in shaping current social issues.

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This ESL lesson plan explores the effects of climate change on the planet’s rotation in a 60-minute group session designed for B1-B2 teens and adults. Students will practice Listening and Speaking skills by discussing real-world climate impacts, analyzing collocations, and interpreting scientific findings through a video activity. Interactive tasks include brainstorming, gap-fill exercises, and debates on powerful climate change quotes.

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Deconstructing Inspirational Speeches

This ESL lesson plan helps C1/C2 learners refine their vocabulary, listening, and reading skills by analyzing the techniques used in inspirational speeches. Students explore rhetorical devices, discuss their effects, and evaluate examples through video and text analysis. Activities include filling in gaps with target phrases, crafting persuasive speeches, and identifying logical fallacies. The lesson emphasizes critical thinking and practical application of advanced language skills.

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