Lesson Plans & Worksheets: General
ESL lesson plans for teachers of the English language. Check out our collection of lesson plans filed under the theme 'General'.
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Make and do pelmanism and snap card games
Fun collocations with make and do practice through pelmanism/ pairs/ the memory game and/ or the fast reactions game Snap, including cards for A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1/ C2 learners.
Make Sentences from Syllables- Scrabble Game
Fun practice of counting and making words with the right number of syllables through a game based on Scrabble, putting words of different lengths together to make example sentences to get right of cards.
Make Your Own Conditionals- Discussion Questions
Students use suggested question stems and topics to make first conditional, second conditional, 3rd conditional and mixed conditional conversation questions for each other, with a suggested link to a Business Partner B2 video.
Making Opinions Stronger & Weaker
Changing medium-strength opinions phrases into ones with more specific meanings
Multiword Verbs Random Pelmanism Game
Students try to make and explain phrasal verbs with a fun card game based on pelmanism/ pairs/ the memory game, but with any combination okay as long as they can justify it.
Need Analysis- Past, Present & Future Review
First lesson pairwork needs analysis form and link to tense review
Needs Analysis & Brainstorming Phrases
Phrases for group brainstorming presentation starting with needs analysis.
Needs Analysis and Countable/Uncountable Presentation
Needs analysis topics and questions to present countable and uncountable nouns.
Needs Analysis- Level Check Interview Form
Using a range of tenses to describe language learning needs and experiences
Negative adjectives and offers with will
Will for spontaneous intentions and connotations of adjectives speaking practice
Negative Prefixes- Word Formation Jigsaw
Affixes to make opposites jigsaw activities, with academic vocabulary and Cambridge Proficiency Use of English versions.
New Year- Continuous State Verbs
Verbs that cannot take -ing and will be verb with -ing to talk about the next twelve months
Number of Syllables Maze Game
A fun puzzle game in which students work their way through a maze by following words with two syllables only, also good as a first step in teaching word stress.
Number of Syllables- The Same or Different Games
Adding sounds with and without an added syllable practice, starting with a fun quick reactions game, including pronunciation of schwa, long vowel sounds, consonant clusters, contractions, and verb endings.
Opinions on consumerism
Consumerism vocabulary and opinions phrases speaking, including collocations and word formation, especially good for IELTS and social studies.
Opinions with Gradable and Extreme Adjectives
Gradable and ungradable adjectives and adverbs that go with them practice and presentation through sharing opinions - also useful for opinions phrases practice.
Opinions- Strong or Weak
Strong and weak giving opinions phrases, agreeing phrases and disagreeing phrases review, starting with a fun quick reactions game.
Opinions- The Same or Different?
Differences between opinions phrases and rephrasing opinions phrases review, starting with a fun quick reactions game
Opposites Hangman- Spelling and Guessing Game
Students guess pairs of opposites letter by letter like a kind of double hangman, starting with very easy opposites like yes - no and hot - cold, also useful practice for spelling and pronouncing letters of the alphabet.
Opposites Miming Games
TPR practice of simple opposites, including very basic ones like yes and no and elementary adjective antonyms.
Opposites Roleplays
Free speaking practice of antonyms, including seven fun roleplays pretending to have totally different opinions, memories, and experiences.
Opposites- Feelings
A fun truth or dare-style speaking game to practise feelings adjectives with opposite meanings, including suggested personal questions about feelings.
Participle Clauses- Personalised Sentence Completion Games
Clauses with present and past participles and no subject practice through sentences to complete and three fun personalised speaking games
Participle Clauses- Storytelling Game
Students use their imaginations and suggested past participles and present participles to tell a story about someone's crazy day, with an optional competitive version and grammar presentation.
Passive Voice Problems and Solutions- Speaking
Students explain difficult situations with the passive voice and give advice on their partner's problems, then try to remember irregular past participles and match time expressions to different passive tenses.
Passive Voice- Discuss and Agree
Students give and discuss their opinions using suggested passive voice sentences for talking about cause and effect, predictions, etc, then try to remember the past, present and future passive voice forms that they were just using.
Passive Voice- Free and Controlled Speaking
Students try to use passive voice as much as they can as they repeat back what their partner said about the suggested topics, with suggested extensions and a link to the topic of job applications.
Passive Voice- Yes-No Questions Games
Closed questions with passive voice speaking games, for easy practice of different passive tenses, including points for getting positive answers and a fun lying game.
Past Continuous comparing experiences boasting game
Personalised speaking game to practise past progressive for points in time
Past Perfect sentence completion games
Typical sentences to complete for a lying game and finding things in common, to make the grammar more fun and personalised.
Past Progressive Bluffing Card Game
Lying game to practise was/ were + verb+ing, based on the accusations game "Liar"
Past Simple Make Me Say Yes- Personalised Speaking Game
Yes/ No Simple Past questions speaking with points for getting positive answers, including typical time expressions with Simple Past sentences.
Past Simple- Small Talk Questions
Typical everyday social English questions with Simple Past review, including typical small talk questions to ask and answer in language classes, and questions for other situations such as before business meetings.
Personal Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives Drawing Game
Students practise my, your, his, her and maybe to say what they add to pictures, then use the pictures to describe routines with I, you, he, she and maybe it.
Personal Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives Memory Games
Students memorise useful model texts with I/ my, you/ your, he/ his, she/ her, we/ our and they/ their with a disappearing text game, then test each other in other fun ways.
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