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The school year is over but you are worried your students may enjoy their holiday way too much? No worries! There are plenty of ways to keep them busy. Seriously now! A summer research project can be a great way to have your students do some work, while actually having fun. It also teaches them … Read more
A2 Level Pre-intermediate EFL/ ESL Lesson Plan Lesson Functions: Adverbs of time: just, now, alreadyTarget Vocabulary: School and Studying Presentation 1. Listen to the texts and fill in the blanks: I am Rin and my first day of the school-year was really __________________ . My classmates, Tom, and Audrie were sitting just ________________. me in … Read more
How to Prepare for a Job Interview? Here is an Upper Intermediate English Lesson Plan (B2) that will help you teach:Target Grammar: Adjectives/ Adverbs + enoughTarget Vocabulary: Job Interviews Note: The Answer Sheet for this English Lesson plan is available for download below. Presentation 1. Listen to the text and fill in the blanks. The … Read more
How to teach Reported (Indirect) Speech? Here is an Upper Intermediate English Lesson Plan (B2) that will help you teach:Target Grammar: Reported Speech (Indirect Speech)Target Vocabulary: Crime Warm Up Look at the pictures. Who do you think is the criminal? What gives him away? What is his story? Presentation 1. Read the text and fill … Read more
Grammar: Short forms (Using apostrophe for contractions); like + ing (review)Target Vocabulary: Talking about oneself: Hobbies and Interests Lesson Presentation 1. Read the text and answer the questions. What am I? Hello, my name’s Ron, and I’m two years old but I’m not a child. I live with Patrick. He’s my friend. He’s a twenty-two-year-old … Read more
Lesson Functions: Asking for permission using may, can, could.Target Vocabulary: At Work Rina is trying to get her dream job as Assistant Editor at a magazine. Currently, she is doing an internship at a financial newspaper. However, the pace there is very fast, and the deadlines are very strict. She has to manage her time … Read more
ESL/ EFL Intermediate Lesson Plan: Question Tags; Looks Lesson Functions: Question Tags Target Vocabulary: Looks [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Presentation: 1. Listen to the text. Fill in the blanks. How have you been this past week? Well, since I got a lot of ___________, and ideas for ‘How to’ videos for today, I was wondering … Read more
ESL/ EFL upper intermediate to advanced lesson plan (B2-C1) – Business English Lesson Functions: Formation of Negative Adjectives Target Vocabulary: Employment [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Presentation: 1. Listen to the text and correct the mistakes: Voice Message “Hey, Clara! I have very good new for you. I know you’ve been unemployed for some time… Well, … Read more
ESL/ EFL intermediate lesson plan (B1) – Passive Voice Lesson Functions: Passive Voice Target Vocabulary: Communication + Idioms [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Presentation: 1. Listen to the texts and fill in the blanks: Tower Bridge By the end of the 19th century, London had turned into a thriving and __________. Its inhabitants were moving around, … Read more
ESL/ EFL lower intermediate lesson plan (A2) – How questions (How long, how far etc.) – Nature Lesson Functions: How questions Target Vocabulary: Natural World [adrotate banner=”12″] [adrotate banner=”7″] Presentation: 1. Listen to the text and choose a title for each paragraph from the box. Gianna likes hiking and being outdoors. She always goes on … Read more
ESL/ EFL lower intermediate lesson plan – Future Actions – Invitations Lesson Functions: Invitations: accepting/ rejecting invitations Target Grammar: Tenses for future actions: Present Continuous/ Future Simple/ Going to + infinitive (Review) Focus Vocabulary: Special Events Please note, this is REVIEW lesson! Students must already be familiar with the tenses for future actions included in … Read more
[adrotate banner=”12″] Upper Intermediate English Lesson Plan Lesson Goals: At the end of this lesson, students will become familiar with the usage of would for talking about past habits, and describing people. Target Grammar: Would for Past Habits Focus Vocabulary: Describing people [adrotate banner=”7″] Please note, this is not the complete lesson, it will not … Read more