Everyone Has a Story
Turning points, storytelling phrases, and two audio stories come together in this B1 lesson plan to help students narrate their own personal experiences.
First Lesson
Start your beginners here with essential vocabulary and foundations that build confidence fast. These esl lessons for adults cover greetings, numbers, basic opinions, and everyday phrases they need immediately. Your students practice introducing themselves and handling simple conversations from day one. Perfect entry point before moving to specialized topics.
British Small Talk
Why does "I'm fine" sound negative in British English? This A2 lesson uses a real video to teach small talk phrases and question-asking skills.
My First Job
Learn to describe first job experiences with A2 vocabulary for work schedules, customer service, and workplace feelings through real stories.
My People
A2 students learn to describe family and friends using words like grateful, siblings, and support with speaking and writing practice.
Numbers
A2 lesson on saying numbers, dates, prices, and phone numbers in English. Includes four listening tasks and pronunciation practice for beginners.
Getting to Know Each Other
First lesson icebreakers, personal profiles, and speaking games fill this A2 ESL lesson plan for getting to know each other.
How to Invite & Respond
A2 students practice inviting friends and making excuses with this beginner ESL lesson plan full of dialogues and games.
Our Names
What's in a name? More than you think. A B1 lesson plan on naming traditions, pronunciation, and cultural identity around the world.
Small Talk
Small talk doesn't have to be awkward. This B1 lesson teaches follow-up questions, open-ended conversation, and everyday English.
Expressing Feelings Using Emojis
A2 lesson teaching 18 feelings with emojis, gap-fill stories, intonation practice, and games perfect for beginners learning emotion vocabulary.
Common Phrases English Speakers Use Daily
B1 lesson on 10 everyday phrases like "put it off" and "go with the flow" with games, videos, and Mad Libs for intermediate learners.
What Do You Do For a Living?
Practice job vocabulary and career conversations with this engaging B1 lesson. Video-based activities help students discuss work and future goals.
Colors & Shades
Master color shades vocabulary in this A2 lesson. Learn precise names like teal, salmon, and jade while practicing through games and visual activities.
Do You Sound Rude in English?
Learn to sound polite in English with this B1 lesson on indirect communication. Practice intonation, modal verbs, and softening phrases for friendly requests.
Countries & Nationalities
Fun A2 lesson on countries and nationalities with listening, speaking tasks, and vocabulary formation patterns for beginner ESL students.
How to Express Opinions
Practical lesson on opinion expression with sentence starters, debate task, and practice questions for B1 students.