In this lesson, we want to focus on telephoning skills as they are life skills our students often struggle with, but need very much when they use English. We also look at the phenomenon of telephone phobia (aka phone anxiety)
Online shopping or traditional shopping? Teach your Students language for shopping in the 21st century and discuss the future of shopping in the e-commerce world.
Teach your students how to use passive voice to talk about processes and discover how bubble gum is made.
The lesson plan is based on a short TED-Ed video by Chris Anderson titled “Questions no one knows the answers to”. This time students get a lot of grammar exercises on indirect questions and discuss some daunting questions.
The focus of this worksheet is discussion. Students will have a lot of opportunities to speak about such topics as childhood and parenting.
The lesson plan is based on the TEDTalk by Amit Sood titled "Building a museum of museums on the web" concerning Google's Art Project. The lesson itself is about art, museums and students' interests in these areas.
With our free lesson plan, your students will practise listening comprehension, learn new informal phrases and watch an interesting TED talk.
The TED Talk that the worksheet is based on touches upon the problem of women's illiteracy and education. It is a great starting point for the discussion on gender inequality in general and that's what the lesson is about.
The lesson based on a short TED talk deals with such issues as privacy online and effects of sharing personal information on social media. It includes a few vocabulary activities, discussion points and most importantly listening comprehension tasks for students at B1+ level.
This ESL worksheet focuses on synonyms of words poor and rich and a discussion on money and happiness. It is prepared for B1+ (intermediate) students.
This general English lesson plan is prepared for less proficient students (B1+) and focuses on the topic of smiling and the way it affects our lives.