Learn to pass on messages from meetings, phone calls and team chats with this task-based reported speech English lesson plan for Business English, built around a fictional website-launch team whose weekly meeting one colleague misses.
Master the language of ordering lunch with this A2 functional English lesson plan built around a café menu and two short dialogues: students learn to order politely with Can I have… / Could I get…, ask what is in a dish with Is there any… in it?, make special requests such as without onion and to go, and say there is a mistake with an order.
Master the vocabulary of viral marketing and consumer trends with this flipped-classroom Business English lesson plan built around the Forbes case study of the Stanley Cup, the 110-year-old water bottle that became a global status symbol.
Learn the vocabulary of social media search trends and practise the difference between Present Perfect and Past Simple with this B1 English lesson plan built around a reading text on how young people search on TikTok in 2026, from a 447% surge in K-pop dance searches to the “fall shoe trends” content gap.
Master the clinical vocabulary of tetanus and advanced conditionals in Medical English with this C2 Medical English lesson plan built around the TED-Ed video Why is it so dangerous to step on a rusty nail? by Louise Thwaites, from Hippocrates’ first case description to modern antitoxins, ICU care and global vaccine equity.
Master the language of honesty, white lies and moral compromise with this advanced English speaking lesson plan built around a provocative opinion piece, three real-life dilemmas and a Moral Courtroom role play in which students defend a controversial decision and then face new evidence mid-argument.
Master the Past Simple vs Past Continuous with this English grammar lesson plan built around a first date, a Monday-morning meeting and an airport dash that all go wrong, so learners can tell the story of an unexpected moment using when, while and meanwhile.
Master the difference between do, make, have and take with this English collocations lesson plan built around twelve high-frequency verb-noun expressions, a short diary text and an error-correction story called The Messy Week.
Discover the dark history behind the Brothers Grimm and master C2 academic English through video analysis, advanced vocabulary, sophisticated syntax, and Cambridge Proficiency essay writing.
Learn the vocabulary of autumn, harvest traditions and community giving in this Harvest Festival English lesson plan, built around a BBC Newsround video report and practice with emphatic do, does and did.
Learn to give clear instructions to AI assistants, ask for precise changes and explain your own work honestly in this Business English worksheet on working with AI at work.
Learn when to use a, an, the or no article in English by asking one simple question, and practise it in instructions, short work messages and descriptions of rooms and places.
Learn the newest words in English, from rage bait and brain rot to vibe coding and parasocial, and discover the five ways English creates new vocabulary in this Words of the Year English lesson plan.
Learn to tell continents from countries, use nationality adjectives with confidence, and choose the right article with geographical names in this countries and nationalities ESL lesson plan built around a Jimmy Kimmel Live street-quiz video.
Learn to talk about your weekend in English with an A2 past simple lesson plan that uses a picture story, common irregular verbs, and real “What did you do?” conversations.
Master the language of presenting numbers and trends in Business English, from describing charts accurately to turning data into clear slides and confident one-minute presentations.
Learn to spot, own and repair everyday misunderstandings with calm, friendly clarification phrases in this functional English lesson plan on tone and communication.
Master the phrasal verbs you need to fix everyday tech problems, follow a quick start guide and talk to an IT helpdesk with confidence in simple, practical English.
Learn to ask for and give directions in English, follow a town map, and buy a train ticket with confidence in everyday travel situations.
Learn to read news headlines like a native speaker and discover when the media choose punchy phrasal verbs and when they switch to formal Latin-based verbs in English.
Master the language of everyday disagreements by predicting, arguing and voting on six small etiquette disputes in this C1 English speaking lesson plan.
Master the language of consumer psychology by decoding the persuasion techniques behind impulse buying, analysing manipulative adverts and writing your own campaign in English.
Master past modals of deduction by solving a workplace mystery in this B1-B2 grammar English lesson plan, learning to say what must have, might have and can’t have happened with confidence.
Master the language of managing up so you can raise concerns, ask for support and challenge decisions with confidence in a one-to-one with your manager in professional English.