Best short Christmas films to use during the class

During winter classes, Christmas and New Year films are virtually begging to fit in your Christmas lesson plan. Since lesson time is limited, here we provide you with a list of short films that will come in handy for boosting your speaking activities during the class. Check this out as well: Christmas movies for different […]

15.12.2021

George Washington (Worksheet for Intermediate level)

George Washington, born on the 22nd of February, 1732, was an American political leader and the first president of the USA. He is often called the “Father of His (or Our) Country“. He not only served as the first president of the United States, but he also commanded the Continental Army during the American Revolution (1775–83) […]

22.02.2021

St. Valentine’s day: lesson ideas for Pre-Intermediate learners

Love is in the air! Almost everywhere we see red balloons, teddy bears, and amazing gifts that you can get for your beloved ones. Having holiday lessons may be really beneficial for English learners. Thematic lessons offer a more natural way to learn the specific vocabulary and to encourage students to hold discussions on the […]

13.02.2021

Make Your Dreams Come True Day: lesson ideas

Some people chase their dreams every day. Others find it hard to do that. They doubt themselves. They worry that they will never be able to make their dreams come true. No matter what category your students fall into, or if they are somewhere in the middle, Make Your Dreams Come True Day on January […]

17.01.2021

January – Hot Tea Month: lesson ideas

January is National Hot Tea Month in the USA and Canada. It’s a perfect month to cuddle under a cozy blanket and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of tea that warms not only our bodies but also our hearts. So make a cup of tea, put it near you, wear your favorite tea-shirt, curl up […]

11.01.2021

Christmas movies for different ages

There are fewer things more pleasant than curling up on the sofa with hot chocolate, watching Christmas movies and learning English. Christmas movies provide us with a holiday mood, create a magic atmosphere and inspire us to dream. To spice up your English classes you should definitely watch some good movies with your students and […]

23.12.2020

Christmas songs (quiz)

Whether you’re organizing a holiday lesson or a party, or simply trying to get hyped for the holiday season, a festive soundtrack with all the best Christmas songs is essential to set the mood. Do your students know the top Christmas songs of all time? So why not check their knowledge using our quiz? In […]

12.12.2020

Messaging — text or voice (lesson ideas)

Today we offer you a lesson about messaging. Decide together with your students what is more preferable nowadays: text or voice messages? It’s an excellent idea to have lessons that relate to some modern trends such as the Internet, social media, online museums and so on. Level: Intermediate and higher Age: teens and adult Time: […]

05.12.2020

What Christmas is really about (Worksheet for Intermediate+ level)

In this festive lesson students will discuss the Spirit, values and traditions of Christmas. They will debate about whether Christmas has become too commercialised these days and practice showing appreciation for Christmas gifts. Students will practise all of the four skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking. Age: Adults and TeenagersLevel: Intermediate +Time: 50 (60) minsLesson […]

14.12.2018

Christmas traditions (Worksheet for Intermediate/Upper-Intermediate level)

In this lesson, students learn more about Christmas traditions, practice listening for detail and speaking for fluency. Age: Teenagers/AdultsLevel: Intermediate/Upper-IntermediateTime: 60 minsLesson type: Listening and SpeakingNumber of students: 1- 8Materials: worksheet, teacher’s notes Read more: What should you ask Santa for this Christmas? (test)

14.12.2017