Tag: B2
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Ghost towns and forgotten places – reading and speaking practice B1, perfect for Halloween🎃
Discover the world’s eeriest abandoned places — from empty towns to ghostly islands. A B1 lesson full of mystery, history, and haunting vocabulary. Perfect for your October classroom!
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Spooky Lakes: When Nature Turns Creepy – B2 ESL Lesson 🎃
Would you swim in a lake that can “turn you to stone” or suffocate anyone nearby? Join our spooky lakes lesson to explore the deadly secrets of Lake Natron, Lake Nyos, and Lake Baikal. Learn new words, practice passive voice, discuss creepy legends, and even create your own haunted lake story. Perfect for B2 students…
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The famous case of an art forger – multi-level ESL lesson exploring art, forgery, and deception
Explore the fascinating true story of Han van Meegeren — the man who fooled the world’s art experts! This ESL lesson combines reading, listening, and creative speaking activities for A2–C1 learners.
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From Crime Scene to Courtroom: A Speaking Lesson on Crime and the Legal System (A2+ and B1+/B2)
Learn about crime, justice, and the legal system in this A2+ and B1+/B2 lesson. Read texts about famous trials, practice legal vocabulary, and discuss crime in your country. Activities include matching, riddles, headlines, and comprehension tasks — perfect for speaking practice and building confidence with crime-related English.
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Morgan and the Day of Little Horrors – Halloween ESL Reading for Adults 🎃(B1/B1+)
Get your adult ESL students talking with this complete Halloween lesson! Includes warm-up questions, vocabulary matching, a 5-part story with pauses for discussion, and a final discussion about celebrations, everyday worries, and funny “little horrors.” Perfect for B1/B1+ learners!
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Fun & Spooky Halloween Taboo Game for ESL Learners 🎃
Bring Halloween fun into your ESL classroom with this printable Taboo game! 👻 Students practice speaking and describing while learning festive vocabulary like ghosts, costumes, curses, and more.
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Shrinkflation and Chocolate: A Lesson on Consumer Choices
Shrinkflation is everywhere—from crisps to chocolate—and your students probably know it from their own shopping trips. In this lesson, they’ll read about Milka’s controversial decision to shrink its bars while raising the price. With vocabulary, comprehension, and discussion activities, learners will practise English while exploring a real economic issue.
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Weird & Wonderful Habits Around the World: A Modal Verbs Speaking Activity
Turn grammar revision into a game! In this speaking activity, students explore weird traditions from around the world and use modal verbs of deduction to decide if they are true or false. A great way to revise grammar while learning something surprising!
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AI in Education: Should Students Be Allowed to Use It? – B1 lesson plan
This AI in Education lesson gets your students talking about technology, honesty, and the future of learning. With speaking, vocabulary, and comprehension activities, it’s perfect for intermediate classes.
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Should 16-Year-Olds Vote? – A News Lesson on Democracy and Elections
This B1-level news lesson explores the topic of voting age, democracy, and elections with simplified reading, essential vocabulary, comprehension tasks, and thought-provoking discussions. Perfect for engaging students in real-world topics while practising English!