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Teach your low-level students to describe people using these adjectives and fun, easy-to-manage speaking games!
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UPDATED! Screen-share version now available. This ESL lesson plan for B2+ to C2 explores the memory and introduces students to many related expressions and collocations. Detailed Description Students start by …
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My A1-A2 students need vocabulary! This ESL image-based vocabulary booster teaches the names of jobs and professions.
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Practical for travel and for retail employees, this ESL lesson plan with printable worksheet teaches students how to shop for souvenirs with images and vocabulary.
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Is bear wrestling really illegal in Oklahoma? Get your students talking and learning collocations with "the law" and "crime" with this fun, dynamic speaking ESL class on weird laws from around the world.
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Wordsearches are for kids, right? Well, this one takes things to the next level! Are students able to find the 22 word pairs hidden in the wordsearch with just a few clues to help them?
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Ever noticed a connection between words that start with 'wr'? Dive into the twisted world of 'wr' words and their origins and you might be surprised. Today's ESL lesson plan focuses on vocabulary relating to twisting, turning, and distorting.
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We've made explaining phrasal verbs to your students a piece of cake. In Part 2 of this lesson, teach your students what it means for a phrasal verb to be transitive or intransitive, and what separable and inseparable phrasal verbs are. They will have plenty of opportunities to practise them in controlled exercises and then speaking exercises. 
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Phrasal verbs are easy when taught through context, examples, and conversation. Today's ESL business English lesson plan teaches 12 business phrasal verbs in just this way, designed for level B1 and B2 business English learners. 
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How well do your students know the US? This fantastic, printable ESL quiz on the US tests students' expert knowledge in eight areas, ranging from symbols and folklore to geography and infrastructure.
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