When You Feel Sick
From a runny nose to full food poisoning, this A2 lesson plan gives students the exact words to describe exactly how they truly feel today.
This is important stuff. These lessons give you the gentle, necessary language to talk about mental health, fitness, and feeling good. It’s a supportive way to introduce personal topics and give students the right words to discuss their well-being. Everyone needs this right now.
From a runny nose to full food poisoning, this A2 lesson plan gives students the exact words to describe exactly how they truly feel today.
Why are people paying more money for drinks with absolutely no alcohol in them at all these days? This C1 lesson plan lets students debate the answer.
C1 students debate aging, immortality, and access to life extension treatment using real survey data in this longevity lesson plan for adult students.
Sleepmaxxing, gymmaxxing, skinmaxxing: this B2 lesson unpacks the whole maxxing trend with fresh vocabulary and a full comprehension check activity.
Help your students talk about daily routines, healthy habits, and the difference between a real habit and a social media trend in this a2 lesson plan.
C1 learners who drink coffee will have skin in this game. Withdrawal vocabulary, an honest article, and scenarios that don't have easy answers.
Not every weight loss story is straightforward. This C1 lesson uses Serena Williams' experience to challenge assumptions about biology, blame, and medication.
Gym vocabulary, workout routines, and three real-life audio stories about staying fit. This A2 lesson plan is great for lower-level adult learners.
Teach your students to read between the lines on food labels while exploring ultra-processed foods and global food regulations in this B2 lesson.
Sleepcation lesson for B1 students covers luxury sleep trends, hotel vocabulary, and real solutions to common sleep problems.
Students learn about Joseph Pilates, watch archival footage, and practice fitness vocabulary in this B1 lesson with reading and speaking activities.
What does slow living in Sweden look like? This B1 lesson explores countryside vocabulary, stress relief, and mindful living with video.
B1 lesson on mental health and monthly reset days. Covers life admin, digital detox, wellness, and reflection with vocabulary and discussion tasks.
Question wellness culture while exploring Blue Zones at C1. Article compares self-care obsession to Ikarian longevity through community and joy.
Sleep habits, chronotype quizzes, and real comments on procrastination power this B2 ESL lesson plan on bedtime routines.
Vaping vs. smoking, medical vocabulary, and heated debates on addiction make this C1 ESL lesson plan one students remember.
Gut health vocabulary, myth-busting activities, and fermented food research make this B2 ESL lesson plan a hit in any classroom.
Is 10,000 steps really the magic number? This C1 lesson plan covers walking and health with vocab, a video, Jean Beliveau's world walk, and synonym practice.
Are supplements really worth it? This B2 lesson plan covers nutrition myths, supplement vocab, an article with summary tasks, and proofreading practice.
What's the deal with CBD oil? This C1 lesson plan covers how CBD works, key health vocabulary, and gets advanced learners debating.
SAD or just sad? C1 students read, discuss, and debate seasonal depression in this vocabulary-rich lesson plan on winter and mental health.