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In light of recent news—that we are now in the era of "global boiling"—it might be time to ask: How could you be more sustainable? This class focuses on tips for being more sustainable, with a language focus on expressions of willingness. What will be a "piece of cake" and what's "out of the question"?
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Let's teach our students to say hello and goodbye with this engaging ESL lesson plan for absolute beginners with printable worksheet.
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We've made explaining phrasal verbs to your students a piece of cake. In Part 1 of this lesson, teach your students what phrasal verbs are, how they are formed, and some level-appopriate examples. By the end of this class, they will be able to use basic phrasal verbs in sentences.
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Got the meeting mindset? Teach your students expressions and idioms for meeting, get them thinking critically about modern attitudes towards meetings, and put them into an innovative role-play with this ESL worksheets and printable lesson plan.
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So many festivals: Holi, India; Día de los Muertos, Mexico; St. Patrick's Day, Ireland; Carnival, Venice... Have you ever been? Did you have a good time? What made that festival unique?
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Today, let's teach one of the most fundamental parts of English: formalities. Students will learn how to use "please", "thank you", and many other expressions, finishing in role-play activities of simple situations. 
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How likely is a taxi driver to be automated in the future? Is there a good chance that airline pilots will become automated in the future? This ESL lesson plan explores just that, with exercises on degrees of likelihood with clear structures and examples.
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For beginner ESL students and level A1, let's get started with nationalities and the verb 'to be'.
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Every day is a day to celebrate our pets, so lets start by learning the names of each animal! The Vocabulary Builder category offers a dynamic set of resources for teaching vocabulary for lower levels, and can be adapted for kids (with colouring activities) and adults (with presentations and adult-friendly games).
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Build your ESL beginners' grammar with the question words. Teach your students to say what, where, when, why, which, who, whose, how, how much, and how many.
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