The main goals of this ESL lesson plan are to:
- – Build branding vocabulary including terms like “billboard,” “commercial,” and “advertisement” while exploring rebranding concepts through business English materials.
- – Master superlative post-modification by learning how superlative adjectives can be enhanced and practicing this grammar structure in business contexts.
- – Improve discussion and video comprehension skills by talking about famous brands, watching Campbell’s soup rebranding case study, and analyzing marketing strategies versus rebranding decisions.
In this Business English lesson plan, the students will learn about and discuss rebranding. They will also learn how superlative adjectives can be modified.
Warm-up
Free talk questions about brands are used as the springboard of the discussion.
Vocabulary: branding
Useful words and phrases that are related to branding, rebranding, and advertising will be presented all throughout (billboard, commercial, advertisement, etc.).
Video: Campbell’s rebranding
The student watches a video about a famous brand of soup redesigning its iconic can. They answer the questions based on the video and decide if certain parts of their redesign are part of their new marketing strategy or rebranding.
Grammar: Superlative post-modification
The student learns how superlative adjectives can be post-modified.
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