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This entertaining 60-minute intermediate lesson includes vocabulary, a video, comprehension questions, discussion questions, and a bonus video. Have fun discussing “playing hooky” with your students! Warm-up Questions (5 minutes) Playing hooky, blowing off, cutting,...
Drama games are awesome for children and adults because they help build confidence and help students let go of fears and anxieties related to the classroom or language learning. However, sometimes it can be...
Use this video and worksheet as a simple warm-up for English language students learning about prepositions. Print out the worksheet and pass it out to your students. Play the video and let students listen...
Each of these games or activities can be completed in about 5 minutes, and while you can use them as fillers, they’re all genuinely educational as well. Each of these games can be played...
In this lesson, I am making a boat craft for kids. I am using quite simple materials and a straightforward design for this craft so that anyone can replicate it. Feel free to make...
Use the discussion questions, vocabulary and video for an engaging advanced conversation lesson. *Note: The video contains English-speaking and Mandarin-speaking with English subtitles, so this lesson won’t be good listening practice for Mandarin-speaking students,...
Listen to a 5-minute podcast from Daily Tech Headlines, review the vocabulary, answer the questions, and have a discussion. This podcast is awesome for anyone looking to improve their tech-related English. This lesson is...
I’ve used the same activity on the first day of every new EFL / ESL class for the last 8 years. This is by far the simplest, most interesting lesson for getting to know...
Use this very simple, no-prep lesson to let your students use imperatives and directions to speak and have fun. This is a very easy lesson for teachers, but one that children love! Basically, this...
Find Someone Who is a great speaking activity that I’ve described in detail here, but in it’s original form, this activity requires pretty good reading and writing skills, so how can you use it...
This fun and easy-to-modify conversation lesson lets young students speak, draw and have fun at the same time. It can be modified to teach or review different sentence structures or vocabulary words depending on...
