Introducing Lesson Sets!

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What Lesson Sets are

You would like to use ESL Brains lessons more often but struggle to decide on the best order to use them in. Sounds familiar? We have great news: the perfect solution is here in the form of Lesson Sets! Lesson Sets will save you loads of prep time and allow for a more structured teaching and learning experience, while allowing for flexibility (because we know that each student or group is different). The lessons in each set are connected by topic or function.

Each Lesson Set consists of standalone lesson plans which have already been published on the website. This means that you might have used some of the lesson plans in the past and that you can still use them as standalone lesson plans. The Lesson Sets, however, allow you to follow a sequence of lessons in the way that best suits your students’ needs and likes. In the sets, you will find some teaching tips on how to use the specific lesson sequence seamlessly. 

The sets contain lessons available under different subscriptions (Free, Premium and Unlimited). However, to be able to use entire sets, it is necessary to be an Unlimited subscriber

How Lesson Sets work

To browse Lesson Sets, use the search filter or click here.

Lesson Sets are easy to spot as they are marked with a grey frame and ribbon (see on the right). Check if the level is right and see how many lessons are in the set. A quick glance at the set description will tell you whether the set is useful for your students.

Once you open the set (see on the right), take a look at the short set overview to make sure the set objectives align with yours. Then, scroll down or use the button to see the lessons in the set.

You will see several lessons listed in a particular order (see below). Use the lessons in the suggested order. Sometimes, there is more than one lesson to choose from, like in the case of Lesson 2A and Lesson 2B below. In this case, check the brief lesson descriptions to choose the lesson which is better suited to your students’ needs. We suggest you use one of the lessons only to avoid being overly repetitive.

What to remember when using Lesson Sets

The lesson descriptions also contain some teaching tips (see on the right) that will make your students’ learning experience seamless. For instance, you might need to encourage students to use a specific grammar structure or vocabulary set in a particular exercise/slide, draw their attention to a structure used in a given task, or ask them to remember and use certain phrases throughout the lesson.  

More Lesson Sets and more lesson plans

Lesson Sets are a game-changer! They mean less prep time, more structure and happier students. We are going to group more and more lessons into sets so browse them from time to time to see what’s new. 

While sets are an awesome new website feature, we will keep publishing three new standalone lesson plans a week. Some of them will probably become parts of sets, too. 

Ready? Choose a set, try it out and let us know how it went!


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  1. María Fernanda Huerta

    This is awesome! Thank you so much for this upgrade. It does save time!

    1. Ewa

      Fantastic, thanks!

  2. Beatrice DELRAT

    Great feature, thank you

    1. Ewa

      Happy to hear that 🙂

  3. Inna Kuzmina

    Great! Thank you.

    1. Ewa

      Thanks for the comment. Enjoy 🙂

  4. Maria Ines

    Love this ! Thanks!!

    1. Ewa

      Thank you 🙂

  5. Maria Ines

    Love this! Thanks for helping us busy teachers!

    1. Ewa

      Helping teachers is what we do 🙂

  6. Сергей Думьяк

    I’d say that’s the thing I really needed. You’re doing a great job. Looking forward to seeing more sets!

    1. Ewa

      That’s fantastic. Thank you!

  7. Allison VELAZQUEZ

    Exceptional, Thank you

  8. Allison VELAZQUEZ

    Excellent for lesson planning. Thank you

    1. Ewa

      Much appreciated!

  9. Gabriela Coronel

    So happy to hear that you are always working on how to improve and save us time! Definitely, my favourite site!!

    1. Ewa

      Thanks, Gabriela 🙂

  10. Leslie

    This is fantastic !!! Just today I was mixing and matching 3 of yoru lessons about tourism!
    THANK YOU for the new feature – you are the best <3

    1. Ewa

      We’re happy to be of help!

  11. Anna Malzy

    Such q gre

    1. Anna Malzy

      Ugh sorry I wanted to say that this is such a great idea – thank you!

      PS Might also be a good idea to have a way of editing/deleting our own (over-hastily posted) comments?! Unless it’s just something I’m not finding!

      1. Ewa

        That is fantastic to hear 🙂 And don’t worry about the comment!

  12. Bárbara Rivas

    That’s amazing!

    1. Ewa

      We’re excited about it, too 🙂

  13. Maria Kleanthous

    This is wonderful! thank you! It saves so much time!

    1. Ewa

      Awesome, thanks!

  14. Trevor Walsh

    Great idea.

  15. karina_yacopino

    great!!!

  16. Gabriella Jarratt

    Excellent idea .. thank you!

  17. PatsyJaeger

    Great idea! Thank you! I look forward to using the sets.

  18. Brigitte Dawson-Jackson

    Awesome lesson plans! Thank you for the creativity.

  19. [email protected]

    Great idea!

  20. Pontiroli C

    Awesome work guys! You’ve been a game changer for my biz.

    1. Justa

      Love to hear that!

  21. moje_znanje

    amazing!!

  22. BRITISH STUDIO - Teacher Mayra

    Amazing feature. Time saver;) Thanks

  23. Maria Gabriela Reina Pineda

    Thank you!!

  24. Karolina ESL

    Guys, this is spooky! Just this weekend, I was discussing with my colleague that it would be great if you had a lesson set feature. Great mind-reading skills! 😀

    1. Justa

      Ha ha these are more of listening-to-fellow-teachers skills 🙂 We hope you enjoy the sets!

  25. Andrea Williams

    I’ve been hoping for a feature like this – thank you very much xx

  26. Marta

    Fantastic idea, thank you so much!

  27. Eliza de Waal

    Great news, I’m looking forward to using these!

  28. elisa kone

    great idea, thanks

  29. Kim-Wegener

    Excellent idea, thank you so much!!!

  30. Gabriela Kopinits

    You’re a great help when it comes to lesson preparation. I loved the new idea. Thanks so much!

  31. [email protected]

    Thank you very much!

  32. Audrey_Chase

    Great addition to an already great site ! Thanks.

  33. Sarah Louise

    Brilliant! thank you so much

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