Self-Defense Principles
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In this conversational ESL lesson, your students delve into self-defense vocabulary that’s both practical and useful. You can expect agree or disagree statements, a real-life self-defense story, a short and enjoyable Instagram reel, discussion points, vocabulary exercises, a writing section, and some light-hearted yet helpful self-defense tips. There’s also room for sharing personal self-defense experiences if relevant. This lesson is designed for C1 level students and can be adjusted for B2 levels in a flipped format.
Level | Vocabulary | Lesson Time |
C1 / Advanced | 16 words | 60 min |
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Vocabulary
- pepper spray
- personal alarm
- tactical flashlight
- self-defense keychain
- taser or stun gun
- tactical pen
- pocket knife
- personal firearm
- brandish
- draw
- sight
- abdomen
- burglary
- suspect
- sue
- be convicted
Contents
- Lead-in
- Agree or disagree
- Short video
- Self-defense items
- Functions
- Experiences
- Vocabulary match
- Reading
- Discussion
- Writing