Modern Life
Address contemporary issues with these esl lesson plans about digital nomads, privacy, technology, and today’s reality. Topics cover current cultural challenges and modern social issues your students actually think about. Your learners develop vocabulary for discussing contemporary life with sophistication. Great for keeping lessons current and relevant.
Old Stuff, New Life
Read about a mall that keeps items from trash, then transform old objects into new products in this practical B1 environmental lesson plan.
K-Culture & K-Beauty
Explore K-beauty's global success in this B2 ESL lesson about Korean skincare, culture, and beauty industry vocabulary with video and discussion activities.
Deinfluencing Your Daily Choices
B1 lesson using TikTok videos about resisting consumer pressure. Students discuss what's actually normal when it comes to phones, clothes, and money.
Where Time Really Goes
Students discover they might spend 93% of free time on screens in this B1 lesson about time management, life expectancy, and daily habits.
Do We Still Need Handwriting?
Watch a video about why handwriting disappears, practice dictation, and compare typing versus handwriting in different situations in this B1 lesson plan.
Making a Complaint
Making a complaint ESL lesson plan that teaches polite yet assertive language through dialogues, listening activities, and real-world role-plays. A2 level.
What If Your Phone Is Gone?
Teach advanced students about data security with a relatable airport loss story, nuanced vocabulary practice, and phone snatch analysis in this C1 lesson plan.
Living Off the Grid
Watch a documentary about off-grid life in New Zealand, learn wilderness vocabulary, and debate freedom in this B2 remote living lesson.
Why Billionaires Buy Bunkers
Read about billionaire bunkers, debate survival ethics, and pitch apocalypse hideaways in this C1 lesson on wealth and disaster prep.
How They Watch You Every Day
How do smart homes, remote proctoring, and facial recognition track you? This C1 lesson explores surveillance levels with listening and debate tasks.
Advice Needed
Jay Shetty shares self-love advice in this B1 lesson. Students practice phrases like If I were you and role-play an advice hotline with real problems.
You Say You’re an Artist?
B2 lesson questioning what it means to be an artist. Includes provocative video, vocabulary like muse and priorities, plus manifesto writing task.