This B1 lesson is ideal for students transitioning from A2 to B1 level. It covers 10 movie genres and 15...
How to Watch TV Shows Without Subtitles
This B2 ESL lesson is designed to be extremely beneficial for your upper-intermediate students who have a good grasp of...
Daily Grind
This B1 ESL lesson is centered around a thought-provoking video that portrays a woman trapped in a relentless cycle: she’s...
Driverless Cars: Yay or Nay?
This video-based B2 ESL lesson plan explores the pros and cons of driverless cars, primarily focusing on the cons by...
Expressing Feelings Using Emojis
Here’s a vibrant and engaging ESL lesson for A2 level students to practice functional English by expressing emotions and feelings...
The Four-Step Guide to Spot Misinformation
A thought-provoking lesson designed for advanced ESL students at C1 and C2 levels. This article-based lesson focuses on discerning the...
Common Phrases English Speakers Use Daily
This ESL lesson is made for B1-level students and is full of fun activities. It has 10 common phrases used...
Sports, Equipment & Idioms
Here’s an engaging ESL lesson plan suitable for A2 students of all ages and backgrounds. It includes popular individual and...
How to Start Thinking in English
The primary objective of this B1 ESL lesson is to equip your students with straightforward and efficient techniques to begin...
Retiring in Your 60s: Impossible Expectation?
Here’s a comprehensive lesson plan tailored for advanced ESL students at the C1 level, drawing inspiration from a thought-provoking article....
The Global Problem of Pirated Software
Here’s an ESL lesson plan inspired by an article designed for advanced C1 level students. Depending on your students’ proficiency...
Why Unskilled People Think They Are Amazing
This ESL lesson plan, centered on the theme of why unskilled people perceive themselves as exceptional, delves into self-perception and...