LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • talk about sport and other physical activities, 
  • practise vocabulary for sport,
  • learn collocations to talk about physical activities,
  • read and understand comments, 
  • practise speaking and listening through guessing games, 
  • write a short text.

With the two lessons in the set, students get an opportunity to listen to a recording, read and talk about physical activity. The first lesson covers sport and professional athletes, while the second lesson is about other types of physical activity like walking or spending free time actively.

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Lesson 1 Help students learn sport vocabulary
ESL lesson on sports
Vocabulary Lab 45 min / 60 min Unlimited Plan

Who’s your favourite athlete?

General

Students talk about athletes, explore words for sports (e.g. basketball, cycling, match) and discuss their preferences. They also play two guessing games: they listen to clues to identify a sport and ask ‘Yes or No’ questions in pairs using sport cards.

Lesson 2 Teach students collocations to talk about physical activities
talking about physical activities
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

How active are you?

General

Students read people’s comments about how active they are. They explore collocations for physical activities (e.g. climb the stairs, go to the gym), discuss past experiences and write short texts about people. Students also use vocabulary from the first lesson.

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