The Weight of Waiting
Two siblings support each other while anxiously waiting for their mother in this ESL lesson. Teach vocabulary for emotions and family dynamics through a relatable narrative
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Listening
No Graves Behind him
Practice advanced English with this Western short story about guilt and escape. Students build vocabulary, improve comprehension skills, and analyze emotional storytelling.
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Likes and Dislikes
This engaging A1-A2 ESL lesson plan covers hobbies and creative talents. Students practice expressing preferences (love/like + -ing) and abilities (can/can’t) through vocabulary matching, grammar exercises, and podcast interview role-plays.
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Talking about Hobbies
This Elementary A1-A2 lesson enables students to describe skills using “can” and “can’t.” Activities include work vocabulary matching, pronunciation drills, listening comprehension, and interactive role-plays about talents,,.
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Pitching an App
A tense investor meeting turns uncomfortable when a language app demo fails, exposing nerves, mistakes, and quiet judgment while students practice advanced storytelling and business English through a realistic, modern scenario.
A Long Way Down
Practice describing fear in English with this B2 ESL lesson. Includes doctor-patient dialogue, role plays, listening tasks, and discussions to boost fluency and confidence.
Making a Name for Yourself
Improve business English fluency with a humorous C1–C2 role-play lesson about a driven newcomer receiving advice from a charismatic mentor, building confidence in professional conversations and developing advanced speaking skills.
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Eating out
In this A2-level ESL lesson, students practice ordering food in a restaurant using common phrases, key vocabulary, and role-play. Builds real-life speaking confidence in dining situations.
Taking a Gap Year
Practice real-world English with this B2 ESL lesson about gap years vs. university. Learn casual expressions like “low-key,” through role-play, and vocabulary activities.
Talking to a Contractor
In this C1–C2 ESL lesson, students learn home renovation vocabulary, practice real estate conversations, and role-play speaking with a contractor about repairs, damage, and renovation timelines. Great for fluency!
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