English Lesson Plans for Kids & Teens

An interactive English lesson for teens that helps students practice there is and there are in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. The lesson includes engaging escape room challenges, grammar practice, speaking activities, and ready-to-use Wordwall games. Homework is included.

Irregular Verbs Lesson 5 of 6

This ready-to-use English lesson for teenagers focuses on practicing 15 common irregular verbs through engaging activities, reading, speaking, and interactive Wordwall games. Students explore the history of matcha, learn about its popularity, and practise Past Simple and Past Participle forms in meaningful contexts.

Ready-to-use lesson plan with step-by-step teaching instructions, interactive Wordwall games, engaging practice activities, and homework included. Students learn the English alphabet, practice uppercase and lowercase letter recognition, explore basic sounds, and develop spelling skills. They also learn essential greetings and introductions, including how to say their name and spell it in English.

Irregular Verbs Lesson 6 of 6

The final lesson in our Irregular Verbs Series for teens! Students practise 15 common irregular verbs through sneaker culture, fashion, sport and social media with engaging speaking activities, interactive games, authentic video and listening practice.

Students learn and practice words such as parents, siblings, grandparents, aunt, uncle, cousin, husband and wife through family chats, vocabulary games, a family tree and interactive speaking activities. The lesson helps teenagers use family vocabulary naturally while talking about relationships, jobs, hobbies and everyday life.

Discover an engaging 60-minute ESL lesson plan designed for A2-level teenagers centered around exciting movie and K-drama discussions. Students will master the past simple of "to be" across affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences through dynamic practice. Additionally, learners will expand their vocabulary with essential film genres and core cinematic terms.

Master the difference between Past Simple and Past Continuous through an exciting detective investigation designed for B1 teenagers. Students will solve mysteries, examine suspect alibis, and learn how to naturally combine ongoing background actions with sudden events. This interactive, game-based lesson turns grammar practice into an engaging real-world speaking experience.

In this engaging A2 lesson, students explore hobbies and free time activities, learn useful collocations, and talk about their interests and preferences. They also practise the gerund after common verbs such as love, like, don’t mind, don’t like, and hate, and learn useful language for making suggestions.