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Lesson 3 of a 6-part Irregular Verbs Series for A2 learners. Based on the popular K-pop group BABYMONSTER, this lesson helps students practise Past Simple irregular verbs through a viral dance challenge, reading activities, speaking tasks, games, and a creative project.

Teach Gerunds and Infinitives through a topic your teenage students will love. This lesson plan includes speaking activities, grammar discovery tasks, vocabulary practice, discussion questions, Wordwall games, and creative production tasks.

Interactive ESL lesson about healthy and unhealthy food for kids .Students learn food vocabulary, practise speaking with "I like / I don't like", answer questions using "Do you like...?" and "Is it healthy?", and sort foods into healthy and unhealthy categories.

A fun and modern ESL lesson plan based on viral TikTok trends and products. Students practice irregular verbs through games, comments, speaking tasks, and interactive activities inspired by TikTok Shop trends like Labubu, Stanley Cups, Dubai Chocolate, and more. Perfect for engaging online English lessons for teens.

In this lesson, students learn and practise some of the most common irregular verbs through speaking, grammar, and sentence-building activities. This is the first lesson in a 6-part irregular verbs series designed to help learners remember and use verbs naturally.

Help your students clearly understand the difference between say, tell, talk, and speak through a modern AI-themed lesson. This CELTA-based lesson guides learners from context to clear explanation and engaging practice, with a strong focus on speaking and real-life use.

The main aim of the lesson is to introduce and practice the verb to be in the Present Simple, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms (e.g. I am, he is, they are, I am not, is he?, are they?).The topic of the lesson is based on “Brainrot Characters”, which involves funny and creative characters such as “banana cat” or “ballerina cappuccino”.

In this lesson, students learn and practice key adjectives such as big, small, tall, short, fast, and slow through dynamic games, movement, and visual activities. Children meet fun characters like Alex the lion, Marty the zebra, and King Julien, which makes learning memorable and exciting.