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⚡️NEW⚡️This A1 Lesson Plan helps practice basic Present Simple grammar to talk about everyday activities in a fun, familiar setting.

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 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.

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.

This A1 lesson plan is a great choice for a first trial class. Young students learn simple greetings in English and other languages, practice asking and answering questions like What’s your name? and How old are you?, and give a short self-introduction. The lesson also includes a fun drawing and guessing game that makes learning active and enjoyable.

This A1 lesson plan helps students learn basic vocabulary for different rooms in a house, including bedroom, kitchen, living room, bathroom and study. Through reading, speaking, and labelling activities, A1 learners practice describing rooms and using simple sentences in English. They learn the target vocabulary for different objects in the house and practice using the grammar structures “There is/There are.”