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Hand-crafted ESL lesson plans tested in real classrooms. A1-C1, kids to adults.


How Do Starfish Eat?
This lesson plan introduces A2 learners to the world of marine life through an engaging reading and discussion activity. Students learn how starfish eat and move, expand their vocabulary about sea animals, and practice reading comprehension and speaking in English. Let's dive into the fascinating world of ocean life and discover surprising facts about sea animals.


What I Eat in a Day
This B1 lesson plan helps learners talk about daily meals, healthy habits, and food preferences. The lesson introduces useful food-related vocabulary, cooking verbs, and phrases connected to healthy lifestyles. Students compare eating habits from different cultures, making it especially engaging if the teacher and student come from different backgrounds and can share examples of their own meals.


Diet Trends
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.


Harry Potter
📄B1 ⏱️60 min Bring one of the most beloved stories in the world into the English classroom — Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.


Busy Friends
📄A1 ⏱️50 min Practice Present Continuous to talk about different activities.


The Secret of The Parrotfish
📄A2 ⏱️50 min Explore marine life, learn the secret of the parrotfish and interesting facts about marine life.


Feelings
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.


Architecture Photography
In this B2 video-based lesson, students explore how to capture buildings and urban spaces in creative ways using their smartphone. They learn about essential photography techniques such as angles, reflections, framing, and contrast, and practice using descriptive language to talk about photos.
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