OUR LESSON PLANS
make or do?
This A2-B1 ESL vocabulary lesson helps students finally master make and do collocations through hands-on practice, an authentic movie clip, and lively speaking practice. Learners complete real-life phrases like do the dishes and make a decision, then debate opinions, describe pictures, and share personal stories using natural, everyday English.
PLURAL NOUNS
This A1-A2 ESL grammar lesson helps students master regular and irregular plural nouns through a group Storytelling Chain that turns a camping trip into one plural-packed story. Learners transform singular nouns into plurals, fix common mistakes like "two mouse," and finish by watching a real scene from Matilda for homework.
past tenses review
This B2-C1 ESL grammar lesson helps students master all five past tenses through a detective-themed mystery, a witness-interrogation roleplay, and structured speaking practice. Learners spot mistakes in witness statements, question a witness who might be lying, narrate a chef's rags-to-riches story, and finish sentences using every past tense they know.
PRESENT LIKE A PRO
This B1-B2 ESL Business English lesson helps students structure and deliver presentations through a phrase-matching activity, a jumbled-script puzzle, and a "Tough Crowd" roleplay where a partner interrupts with real objections and questions. Learners practice functional phrases for opening, signposting, and closing with growing confidence.
adverbs in action
This A2-B1 ESL grammar lesson helps students master adverbs of manner, frequency, and degree through a betting game, a secret-adverb guessing game, and a fast-paced sentence relay. Learners transform adjectives into adverbs, read about the city's fastest bike courier, then talk confidently and naturally about their daily habits and routines.
possessive ‘s & of
This A1-A2 ESL grammar lesson helps students master possessive 's and of through an engaging guessing game, a warm family reading, and hands-on speaking practice. Learners match people to objects using logic, then describe their own families, homes, and belongings using natural, everyday English.