Lesson Plans
Lesson Plans is a dedicated free resource where we bring you insightful and engaging English Language Teaching (ELT) lessons. Whether you're a seasoned ELT professional or a passionate new teacher, this space aims to provide you with a monthly dose of inspiration and practical ideas to enhance your classroom practice.
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September 10, 2024
A Call from the Wild - Why do we need animals?
This engaging lesson, A Call from the Wild – Why do we need animals?, introduces learners to the crucial distinction between 'extinct' and 'endangered' species while emphasizing the importance of animals in human life. Learners will create impactful posters to inspire others to protect animals and the environment. The lesson also builds language competencies by expanding vocabulary related to harmful human activities, using persuasive structures with "should" and "must," and improving listening skills through a gap-fill infographic exercise. Through this lesson, learners will deepen their awareness of animal conservation and enhance their ability to advocate for change.
> Target learners: Young Teens (Pre-/Intermediate Level - A2-B1)
> Duration: 120'
August 7, 2024
The Ripple of Kindness - Why should we lend a helping hand?
This lesson plan encourages learners to understand the positive impact of helping others while recognizing potential risks and exercising caution. Through a class debate, students will express their opinions on evaluating situations before offering assistance. Language skills will be enhanced by learning new vocabulary related to helping and caution, and by writing a clear, structured retelling of a story that focuses on sequence and key events. This engaging lesson aims to raise awareness about the importance of thoughtful and safe acts of kindness.
> Target learners: Young Teens (Pre-/Intermediate Level - A2-B1)
> Duration: 120'
July 7, 2024
Beyond the Olympic Games - Why do we need the Olympic Games?
This dynamic lesson on the Olympic Games introduces learners to the significance of the Olympic logo, the importance of the Games, and the criteria for Olympic sports. Learners will discuss and write about the values of the Olympics, and create a new sport promoting sportsmanship and unity. The lesson enhances language skills by expanding sports-related vocabulary, improving sentence structure understanding, and fostering articulate discussion on Olympic values. Through this engaging exploration, learners will deepen their appreciation for the Olympics and their ability to communicate effectively about its impact.
> Target learners: Young learners (Elementary Level - A2)
> Duration: 90' - 120'
June 7, 2024
Your problems are your gifts - How to overcome your challenges in life?
This engaging lesson designed for young adult learners delves into the concept of well-being by dispelling common myths and uncovering the truths behind it. Learners will explore the inevitable presence of challenges in life, distinguishing between external and internal obstacles. Practical strategies for navigating and overcoming these challenges will be introduced to support overall well-being. Additionally, this lesson aims to enhance language competence by expanding vocabulary, improving listening skills, and developing effective note-taking techniques. Emphasis will be placed on fostering inner strength and empathy, empowering learners to support themselves and others in overcoming life's difficulties.
> Target learners: Young adult learners (Intermediate Level - B1-B2)
> Duration: 90' - 120'
May 6, 2024
Virtual is Real - Is Cyberbullying a Major Threat in Your Virtual World?
Tailored for young adult English language learners at the Intermediate Level (B1-B2), this lesson delves into cyberbullying awareness and actions to fight against it. Its aims include understanding cyberbullying, identifying signs, learning prevention strategies, expanding relevant vocabulary, practicing critical thinking through role-play with an AI chatbot, and fostering empathy and digital kindness.
> Target learners: Young adult learners (Intermediate Level - B1-B2)
> Duration: 90' - 120'
April 4, 2024
Old Habits Die Hard - When do You Become the Best Version of Yourself?
Tailor-made for young adult English language learners operating at proficiency levels B1-B2, this lesson plan aims to explore the science behind people's detrimental habits. Its focal point is to underscore the significance of identifying and overcoming these habits, encouraging students to become the best version of themselves. Objectives include recognizing unhealthy habits, understanding their consequences, mastering "used to" and "be used to," and enhancing listening and presentation skills.
> Target learners: Young adult learners (Intermediate Level - B1-B2)
> Duration: 60 - 90'
March 4, 2024
Why We Sleep - What Makes A Good Sleep?
Tailored for young English language learners at proficiency levels A1-A2, this lesson plan aims to delve into intriguing facts about sleep, emphasizing the importance of quality rest and its numerous benefits for the body and brain. The objectives include raising awareness about the significance of good sleep, as well as helping students identify their individual sleep needs and fostering a commitment to improving overall sleep quality.
> Target learners: Young learners (Elementary Level - A1-A2)
> Duration: 60 - 90'
February 5, 2024
Unreal World of Nature - Should Untouched Places in the World be Left Untouched?
Crafted for English language learners ranging from proficiency levels B1 to B2, this lesson plan is tailored for teenagers and/or young adults. The primary goal is to enhance students' understanding and appreciation of the wonders of nature, emphasizing the importance of preserving untouched locations and advocating responsible treatment of these places.
> Target learners: Teenagers/ Young adults (Intermediate Level - B1-B2)
> Duration: 60 - 90'
January 3, 2024
This is My Year - How do I Shape My Year?
This lesson plan is designed for English language learners with proficiency levels ranging from A2 to B1, focusing on teenagers in the Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate stage. It aims to facilitate their comprehension of the concept of New Year's Resolutions, fostering an understanding of the cultural practice of setting goals for the upcoming year and strategies for their accomplishment.
>Target learners: Elementary to Pre-Intermediate Levels (A2-B1)
>Duration: 60 - 90'
December 8, 2023
A Look into the Future - How is AI Changing the World?
This lesson plan is designed for English language learners at levels B1-B2, providing them with the opportunity to define Artificial Intelligence (AI) and identify its applications in daily life. The lesson also encourages students to observe and reflect on the evolution of AI in various fields while prompting them to propose ideas for AI-powered tools or applications.
>Target learners: Teenagers (Intermediate Level - B1-B2)
>Duration: 60 - 90'
November 2, 2023
Appreciating our Guiding Lights
This lesson plan provides young adults at A2-B1 levels with the opportunity to reflect on the importance of showing appreciation to teachers, expand their vocabulary, and express gratitude in a creative and meaningful way. It promotes a deeper understanding of the role teachers play in their lives and encourages students to foster positive relationships with their educators.
>Target learners: Young Adults (Pre to Intermediate Level - A2-B1)
>Duration: 60 - 90'
October 2, 2023
Journeys into festivals
This lesson plan has been crafted to engage primary and secondary students in an exploration of the rich tapestry of festivals celebrated worldwide. Through a series of activities designed to enhance their language skills, critical thinking, and creativity, students will gain insights into the profound connections between festivals, cultures, and traditions.
>Target learners: Primary/ Secondary students (Pre to Intermediate Level - A2-B1)
>Duration: 60 - 90'