Wake up and smell the coffee! In this lesson, students will discuss modern addictions, habits and preferences people have. The lesson features a video about a surprising fact regarding coffee drinking and some advice that could help you in the morning. Students will learn and practice vocabulary and idioms relating to the topic. The lesson includes plenty of engaging conversation questions and worksheets that have been developed for adults teens.
Listening: Students will listen to a discussion about the effects of coffee and modern habits on our lives. They'll understand why sometimes waiting to have coffee can be beneficial and how habits can turn into addictions.
Speaking: Students will share their own experiences and opinions about coffee, modern addictions, and morning routines. This will help them practice expressing themselves more clearly in English.
Vocabulary: This part of the lesson introduces new words and expressions related to habits, addictions, and everyday routines. Examples include "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed," "gullet," "cortisol," "adrenaline," and "addicted." Learning these words will help students talk about habits and health more effectively.
Homework: The homework tasks encourage students to observe their own morning routines and identify any habits they might want to change. They'll practice using the new vocabulary and expressions in sentences about their own lives, which will help them remember these words and how to use them.