OUR LESSON PLANS
used to
Teach your students the effective use of used to and would with this A2-B1 ESL lesson plan. Help learners describe past habits, routines, and life changes while engaging in fun, nostalgic conversations inspired by 90s pop culture.
true crime
In this B2-C1 ESL lesson plan, learners practice crime-related vocabulary, including predator, victim, vulnerable, apprehend, loophole, and many more, while engaging in meaningful conversations about true crime stories, danger, and curiosity.
ESSENTIALS: FURNITURE
In this A1-A2 ESL lesson plan earners practice furniture-related vocabulary, including couch, armchair, wardrobe, chest of drawers, nightstand, and many more in meaningful conversations about living spaces and daily routines.
DYNAMIC PRICING
Learners practice pricing-related vocabulary, including soar, plummet, take a hit, bounce back, go through the roof, and many more, while exploring market trends and dynamic pricing strategies in meaningful conversations.
home sweet home
Learners practice new home-related vocabulary, including home comforts, put down roots, live out of a suitcase, a roof over one’s head, and many more, while exploring what makes a house feel like home in meaningful conversations.
luggage hacks
Learners practice new travel-related vocabulary, including carry-on luggage, overhead compartment, baggage claim, trolley, and many more, while exploring smart packing strategies in meaningful conversations.