In April we added 14 new lesson plans:
- How to talk about money This B2 ESL lesson provides practical guidance for navigating financial conversations while building essential English communication skills and expanding vocabulary related to personal finance.
- How to sound smart This Intermediate ESL lesson focuses on strategies for appearing intelligent through effective communication, critical thinking, and personal presentation.
- Don’t try to convince others This C2-level lesson focuses on effective communication strategies in business settings, specifically exploring why constant attempts to convince others can be counterproductive.
- Products that fail In this Advanced ESL lesson plan, students will explore product launches and failures through various interactive exercises, including sentence transformations, matching activities, discussion questions, and sequencing tasks.
- Streaming wars In this Advanced ESL lesson plan, students explore the streaming wars through various exercises including gap-filling activities with adjectives and verbs, analytical scenarios comparing expectations versus reality, and text-based comprehension questions.
- Market crashes In this C1 level lesson plan, students examine financial market crashes through a progressive series of language activities, including error correction, vocabulary completion, text analysis, and culminating in nuanced discussion questions that require critical thinking.
- Are we becoming less intelligent? In this Proficiency lesson plan students will examine potential factors in cognitive decline through vocabulary-building exercises, matching activities, and guided discussions about environmental, technological, and social influences.
- Why bond yields matter In this C2 lesson, students will develop language proficiency through financial literacy, focusing on bond yields, central banking, and economic fundamentals.
- Is the world order changing? In this Proficiency ESL lesson, students will explore the concept of a new world order through various advanced linguistic exercises, including gap-filling, word replacement, antonym matching, and critical thinking questions.
- How to be a good friend This Intermediate-level ESL lesson plan explores the topic of friendship through a series of engaging, communicative activities. Students will reflect on what makes relationships strong and meaningful, while expanding their vocabulary related to personal qualities and interpersonal connections. The lesson incorporates listening and reading tasks, functional language for expressing opinions, and discussion prompts to develop fluency and confidence.
- Listen like a pro This Intermediate lesson plan integrates multiple language activities that develop students’ vocabulary related to effective communication.
- Setting boundaries In this Intermediate lesson plan, students focus on learning the concept of healthy boundaries through engaging exercises.
- Wine tasting In this Intermediate-level ESL lesson plan, students dive into the world of wine by learning common terminology and exploring the cultural importance of wine across different regions. The lesson is built around fun and interactive activities that keep students engaged while helping them build their vocabulary and speaking skills.
- Are you a good driver? In this Upper-Intermediate ESL lesson plan, the goal is to develop students’ driving-related vocabulary through interactive exercises.
Enjoy the plans 🙂
