Watching Youtube
What would you do if your video suddenly went viral? This A2 lesson plan builds speaking practice around real YouTube situations and two short stories.
Social Media
Help your students navigate digital culture with these english lessons about online communication and media literacy. Topics cover misinformation, influencers, memes, scams, and digital norms. Your learners develop critical thinking about social media. Perfect for teaching digital literacy through relevant, current content.
The Tradwife Trend
The tradwife trend divides opinion online, and this B2 lesson turns that debate into vocabulary practice and structured speaking time for students.
Simple Photo Tips
Blurry foregrounds, midday shadows, and a debate about selfies vs self-portraits. This B2 lesson gets specific about what makes a photo work.
Your Phone Is a Casino
B1 lesson plan built around one sharp question: if your phone is a casino, who's the house and who's losing money?
Where Time Really Goes
Students discover they might spend 93% of free time on screens in this B1 lesson about time management, life expectancy, and daily habits.
What If Your Phone Is Gone?
Teach advanced students about data security with a relatable airport loss story, nuanced vocabulary practice, and phone snatch analysis in this C1 lesson plan.
Social Media Isn’t Social Anymore
C1 lesson on why social media lost its social aspect. Covers vocabulary like ephemeral and payoff, plus debates about future platform design.
Spotting a Scam
Students analyze phishing emails, fake calls, and fraud tactics in this B2 scam awareness lesson featuring a police captain outsmarting a phone scammer.
Influencers
Real followers, fake person. A B2 influencer lesson plan that explores AI influencers, sponsored posts, and social media ethics.
Are You a Victim of Brainrot?
What happens when internet slang takes over real conversation? This C1 lesson explores brainrot through reading, vocab, and debate.
AI & Tech Idioms
B2 lesson on AI and tech idioms like "game changer" and "pull the plug." Includes matching, gap-fills, and speaking practice.
Expressing Feelings Using Emojis
A2 lesson teaching 18 feelings with emojis, gap-fill stories, intonation practice, and games perfect for beginners learning emotion vocabulary.
The Four-Step Guide to Spot Misinformation
C1 lesson teaching the SIFT method to spot fake news, featuring advanced vocabulary, media literacy discussions, and critical analysis activities.
Swamped by too much info?
Learn to manage information overload with this B2 lesson on digital content consumption, FOMO, and the noise bottleneck concept.
The Origins and Meaning of Memes
Explore meme culture with this C1 ESL lesson. Students analyze origins, practice advanced vocabulary, and create memes.