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Intermediate lesson plans
Use Dear Annie letters to have an English conversation class about giving advice. Step 1: Introduce language advice. (5-10 minutes) Go over some advice phrases at the beginning of class, such as… Ask students...
This lesson is super simple to set up, but guaranteed to get your students talking about what your friend should do or see. 1. The Set Up (10 minutes) Tell your class that a...
This fun speaking lesson is sure to be memorable and it requires very little planning on the teacher’s part. Materials Bring a few sandwich materials to class, such as mustard, ham, cheese, and bread....
This exciting, advanced conversation lesson will last one hour and give students the opportunity to practice being a salesman. Materials Bring a box of random objects to class. Step 1: Watch infomercials (5-10 minutes)...
This intermediate conversation lesson about personality is designed to take at least 1 hour. It provides plenty of opportunities for speaking throughout, a bit of grammar practice, new vocabulary, and even an interesting short...
This one hour conversation lesson plan includes a warm-up, short reading, friendship idioms practice, and partner discussion. There’s also a video for an additional optional discussion. Download the PDF and answers and print it...
This spooky one hour conversation class is low-prep and perfect for Halloween or any time you and your students need a little fun. Note that this lesson can be easily stretched into 2 classes...
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,...
This fun, memorable, and simple lesson makes learning the rules for “too” and “enough” easy for ESL students. Download and print the worksheet and discussion questions before class. Step 1: Rules (5 minutes) Let...
So and such is a deceptively tricky grammar topic but luckily there’s an easy way to teach and learn it with guided discovery! Download the worksheet below and print it out for your students...
