Lesson Library

Would You Rather ESL Speaking Game is a fun and interactive activity for A2–B2 English learners. Students choose between two options — for example, “Would you rather visit Japan or Finland?” — and explain their reasons. The game helps learners practise fluency, conversation skills, and expressing opinions in a relaxed, engaging way. It can be used as a warm-up, discussion activity, or end-of-lesson task to encourage creative thinking and natural communication in English.

Challenge your mind and spark your curiosity with our Riddles for Kids — a fun and thought-provoking experience that invites learners to think outside the box. From simple word riddles to classic logic puzzles like the Farmer, Fox, Goose, and Beans, this activity helps guests and students build language confidence while enjoying a clever mental workout. Each riddle encourages participants to observe carefully, connect ideas, and find creative solutions using the clues provid

This thought-provoking C1 lesson takes your students into the dark and fascinating world of witches, fear, and superstition. Based on the history of European witch hunts and the infamous Salem trials, this lesson invites learners to explore why witch hunts happened, who was accused, and what these events reveal about society, fear, and power.

This lesson plan helps B2 learners explore how creativity works and how it can be practiced in everyday life. Through a mix of reading, video, and interactive tasks, learners discover strategies such as absorbing ideas, writing them down, and connecting them in new ways. They also discuss thought-provoking questions, practise agreeing and disagreeing politely, and complete creative challenges where they invent and describe new products or services.

Help A1 learners learn basic vocabulary about family members and describe people in simple sentences. Students get familiar with names, roles, and simple adjectives while talking about The Simpsons characters. The lesson features colourful pictures, a family tree, true/false activities, and interactive tasks such as “Look and Describe” and “Read and Retell.”

This B2 lesson plan helps learners discuss modern eating habits, health topics, and cultural food trends. Through video, reading texts, vocabulary activities, and speaking tasks, learners discuss popular diets such as Keto, Paleo, and Detox, while practicing grammar structures for advice and necessity.

In this A2 lesson plan learners explore marine life, learn vocabulary about fish and habitats, and understand interesting facts about parrotfish.

Dive into this B1 lesson on emotions and feelings, designed to help learners build the vocabulary and grammar they need to talk about their own experiences and respond to others. Through discussions, songs, and interactive activities, students reflect on real-life situations, practice describing emotions, and learn strategies for coping with different feelings.

In this A1 lesson, students learn how to describe people’s appearance, focusing on hair, clothes, and age. The lesson includes a variety of interactive activities such as games, short stories, and creative tasks where students describe and guess different characters. They practice asking and answering yes/no questions like “Does he have…?” and “Is she wearing…?” while working in pairs and groups to use new vocabulary in fun and meaningful contexts.