Lesson plan

This Valentine’s Day-themed ESL lesson plan is designed for B1-B2 students to master love-related idioms in an interactive and meaningful way. Through storytelling, emoji rebuses, and engaging vocabulary tasks, students will learn expressions like play hard to get and wear my heart on my sleeve. The lesson focuses on improving idiomatic usage, speaking fluency, and comprehension through relatable activities such as rewriting love stories, discussing Valentine’s Day experiences, and playing creative games. Perfect for Valentine’s Day, this lesson creates a warm, collaborative atmosphere while boosting students’ confidence in using idiomatic language.

This lesson is perfect for A2-B1 students looking to expand their vocabulary and improve listening skills while discussing tattoos. Through fun and interactive activities, students will explore tattoo-related terms, watch an engaging video, and share their own opinions. Designed for teens and adults, this lesson encourages meaningful conversations and helps build confidence in using English.

Ready to dive into the superhero universe? This Marvel ESL lesson plan is perfect for bringing excitement to your classroom while sharpening your students’ grammar skills. With a focus on the passive voice, learners will explore fun Marvel facts, practice grammar structures, and unleash their creativity by describing their favorite heroes. Designed for B1-B2 learners, it’s a fun, action-packed way to practice reading and grammar skills.

This A2-B1 ESL lesson plan explores essential self-care habits when feeling sick, based on a viral TikTok video. Students will discuss their non-negotiables when sick, learn useful health-related vocabulary, and practice listening skills with real-life language. Through engaging pair discussions, matching exercises, and video-based activities, students will expand their vocabulary and confidently talk about health routines. The lesson wraps up with a controlled practice worksheet to reinforce key terms.

Ever thought about why public toilets always have longer lines for women? Or why crash test dummies are based on the average male body? This lesson dives into the hidden biases in everyday design, helping students develop reading skills and expand their vocabulary while exploring an eye-opening topic.

What do women really want for International Women’s Day? A bouquet of flowers? Chocolates? Or something that actually makes a difference in their lives? This lesson gets students thinking beyond traditional gifts and into the bigger picture—what women truly need from society. Along the way, they'll sharpen their listening skills and expand their vocabulary with real-world language.

Not all of us are born with green fingers, but this lesson might just change that! Designed for A2-B1 learners, this ESL vocabulary and listening lesson gets students talking about plants, gardening, and why some people just can’t keep a plant alive. Using a fun TikTok video, engaging activities, and real-world phrases, students will expand their vocabulary, sharpen their listening skills, and walk away ready to chat about all things green. Perfect for students who love nature—or those who think plants are just fancy decorations!

Who doesn’t love a good picnic? This lesson gets students talking about real-life places while mastering there is / there are. They’ll work through fun discussions, hands-on grammar activities, and a practical reading task, all designed to help them confidently describe scenes, objects, and locations. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to paint vivid pictures with words—whether it’s about their ideal picnic, their dream home, or their favorite café.