The main goals of this ESL lesson plan are to:
- – Practice vocabulary and conversation skills related to taxes and wealth inequality issues.
- – Develop better English language skills through activities like vocabulary matching, word selection, and “fill in the blank” activities.
- – Utilize the video “How the Rich Avoid Paying Taxes” to participate in English based critical-thinking prompts and discussion.
Warm-up
Students will participate in a reading activity about statistics on “the taxing of the rich”.
Video
Students will watch the video titled “How the Rich Avoid Paying Taxes.” After watching the video, students will answer questions to practice and apply comprehension in English.
Exercises
In this “you do” part of the lesson, Students will demonstrate understanding of vocabulary and practice new skills through matching terms with their definitions, and a “fill in the blank” activity.
Reading
Students will complete a reading passage about tax evasion, and then further apply comprehension skills through “you do” by answering questions about the passage.
Wrap Up
In the final activity of the lesson, students will complete a “fill in the blank” activity about tax avoidance. The students will then further demonstrate their skills from this lesson by sharing their opinions about the text.
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