May we added 12 new lesson plans:
- Free Time Fallacy This Advanced ESL lesson plan examines our complicated relationship with free time, helping advanced students develop nuanced vocabulary.
- The Meaning of Life In this Upper-Intermediate speaking practice lesson, students develop their speaking skills while engaging in meaningful discussions about purpose, fulfillment, success, and what makes life worth living, using topic-specific vocabulary and complex argumentation techniques.
- Eating Well Every Day In this Pre-Intermediate ESL lesson plan, students will explore the topic of healthy eating through a variety of fun and interactive activities. The goal is to help them learn useful vocabulary and improve their ability to talk about food and nutrition in English. The lesson includes speaking, reading, and vocabulary-building tasks designed to boost their confidence and communication skills.
- Embrace Your Challenges In this Advanced ESL lesson plan, students talk about life’s challenges using practical exercises like reading comprehension, sentence completion and discussions.
- How we spend our days is how we spend our lives This Proficiency ESL lesson plan explores the concept “How we spend our days is how we spend our lives” through diverse exercises that challenge students to analyze the relationship between daily habits and life trajectories.
- Can We Afford to Go Green? Can We Afford Not To? In this Intermediate speaking practice lesson students talk about whether going green is worth the cost through fun activities like matching exercises, discussion questions, and real-life scenarios.
- Let’s Talk About Selfies This C2 reading practice lesson develops advanced comprehension skills through multiple texts about selfie culture, featuring critical thinking exercises, gap-fill activities, and comprehension questions that analyze both the risks and social empowerment aspects of the selfie phenomenon.
- Strategic Thinking In this Upper-Intermediate ESL lesson plan, students focus on developing their ability to express nuanced opinions using adjectives and adverbs for evaluation.
- The Right Kind of Wrong In this Upper-Intermediate ESL lesson plan, students develop the ability to express purpose and intention through mastering conjunctions of purpose (so that, in order to, so as to, etc.) in the context of learning from failure.
- What is a Growth Mindset? In this ESL lesson plan, students practice advanced English through meaningful discussions about a growth mindset, using modals to express possibilities and complex sentences to reflect on personal experiences.
- The Psychology of Gambling This Upper-Intermediate ESL lesson plan on the psychology of gambling engages students through a variety of carefully chosen interactive activities.
- Why We Daydream This B2 ESL lesson plan challenges students to examine the purpose and benefits of mental wandering through interactive activities.
Enjoy the plans 🙂
