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This B2 lesson plan helps students explore personality traits and the strengths of quiet individuals. Through reading, discussion, and speaking activities, B2 learners practice expressing opinions and describing personalities in English. This ready-to-use lesson encourages thoughtful conversation and self-awareness.

This B1 lesson celebrates Amazing People who make a difference — friends, family members, or even famous faces who inspire others through their actions and personality. Students explore what it means to be creative, confident, caring, and positive, while sharing real examples from their own lives.

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.

In this A1 interactive lesson, students learn everyday vocabulary for common places and practise asking and answering “Where is it?” questions. Through games, speaking activities, listening practice and map-based tasks, learners build the confidence to talk about their surroundings and give simple directions in English.

In this lively A1 lesson, students learn key clothing vocabulary, practise simple grammar, and describe what people are wearing. Through fun games, interactive speaking tasks, listening activities, and a mini shopping challenge, learners build real-life language skills in a playful way.

Help your A2 students build confidence and kindness through this engaging lesson! Based on the song “Everybody Makes Mistakes,” this lesson focuses on vocabulary and expressions for talking about mistakes, apologising, and being a good friend.

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.”

In this A1 lesson plan learners practice Present Continuous to talk about different activities. Through fun activities like acting out, role-plays, and the “Silly Sentences” game, learners explore action words such as cooking, shopping, painting, playing and more. The lesson is lively, interactive, and designed to keep students engaged while building confidence in speaking and writing.