The main goals of this ESL lesson plan are to:
- – focus on practicing advanced vocabulary and complex concepts related to small business management and entrepreneurship;
- – practice categorization activities, gap-fill exercises, reading comprehension, and discussion skills through business-focused content;
- – watch a video about best advice to small business owners and analyze startup-related charts through various interactive exercises.
This Intermediate ESL lesson focuses on practicing advanced vocabulary and complex concepts related to artificial general intelligence.
Warm-up
We’ll start with an activity where students categorize phrases related to small businesses into the correct group.
Video
A viewing of “Best Advice to Small Business Owners” will serve as a conversation starter. Post-viewing, we’ll explore the video’s key takeaways through a series of questions.
Exercises
Students will engage in a fun activity of putting small business phrases into correct categories. In the second exercise the students will fill the gaps in the text with words given in a box.
Reading
A reading exercise involves a short text with advice for small business owners and answering a series of questions to check for reading comprehension.
Discussion
The lesson concludes with an exercise where students discuss a chart related to the startups.
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