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Financial Mistakes You May Be Making
B1
B2
Let’s talk money! This B1-B2 ESL lesson plan dives into the world of finances with real-life vocabulary and practical skills. Financial Mistakes You May Be Making gets your students thinking, talking, and learning about managing money, budgeting, and avoiding common pitfalls—all while sharpening their English. Designed for adults and older teens, it’s engaging, interactive, and packed with meaningful activities.

How To Spot Fake News
A2
B1
In this A2-B1 ESL lesson, students will sharpen their critical thinking and communication skills while learning to identify fake news. Through fact-checking games, vocabulary building, and a short video packed with practical tips, they’ll practice listening and speaking in a real-world context. By the end, your students will feel more confident navigating the digital world and spotting misinformation.

Chinese New Year
B2
C1
Looking to bring some festive energy to your classroom? This lunar new year ESL lesson is perfect for B2-C1 studentswho want to boost their listening and vocabulary skills while exploring the rich traditions of Chinese New Year. From lively discussions to interactive activities and a captivating video, this lesson blends culture with language learning in a way that’s both fun and effective.

Winter Wardrobe
A1
A2
Ready to dive into winter fashion? This lively ESL lesson is all about winter wardrobes, designed for beginner learners. Through engaging activities, students will build their vocabulary, explore capsule wardrobe trends, and collaborate on creative tasks. By the end, they’ll even design a custom wardrobe for their teacher. Whether you’re teaching online or offline, this lesson will keep your students talking!

Lifestyle Trends ‘25
B1
B2
Get your students talking about what’s next with our Lifestyle Trends '25 lesson! This intermediate-level class mixes reading, grammar, and plenty of creativity as students dive into Pinterest-inspired trends and practice certainty phrases. By the end of the lesson, they’ll have their own bold predictions for 2025—all while building their English skills.

Speak Like Bridgerton
B2
C1
Step into the world of Regency England with our “Speak Like Bridgerton” ESL lesson plan! Perfect for B2-C1 learners, this class draws inspiration from the beloved Netflix series to explore formal and indirect language. Students will analyze how the characters speak, practice hedged expressions, and even transform their own direct statements into polite, refined phrases. It’s an engaging way to mix language learning with a touch of historical drama.

Worst Dates Ever
B2
C1
Everyone’s had a bad date—or at least heard some horror stories! In this engaging B2-C1 lesson, students will dive into the world of dating disasters. Through ranking activities, YouTube shorts, and storytelling exercises, they’ll sharpen their speaking skills, refine their use of present and past tenses, and build confidence in switching between them. A mix of humor and language learning makes this lesson unforgettable.

Modern Dating Slang
B2
C1
This lesson is for B2-C1 adults (18+ only) and dives into the world of modern dating with real TikTok clips. If your students love talking about relationships, this one’s for them! They’ll explore dating slang, discuss different relationship types, and have fun with a hilarious game to wrap it all up. The best part? It’s perfect for a Valentine’s Day-themed lesson with a fresh, modern twist.

Love Songs
A2
B1
This St. Valentine’s Day ESL lesson plan is a perfect way to bring emotions into the classroom! Designed for A2-B1 learners, this engaging ESL love songs lesson explores romantic expressions, idioms, and emotions through music. Students will analyze Ed Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud” and Katy Perry’s “The One That Got Away”, enhancing their listening, vocabulary, and speaking skills. With discussion prompts, lyric gap-fills, and creative activities, this ESL listening activity is ideal for both teens and adults looking to learn English through music.