It’s time to take the plunge! In this lesson, students will discuss the concept of trying new experiences and personal growth. This lesson features a video about a challenge to try something new for 30 days, illustrating how small changes can lead to significant personal development. Students will learn and practice new vocabulary and idioms relating to the topic with clear real-life examples. The lesson provides various interactive exercises and stimulating questions, tailored for students at upper-intermediate and advanced levels.

Lesson Objectives

Listening: Students will watch a video about trying new experiences for a month. The speaker discusses the benefits of stepping out of one’s comfort zone and how setting small, achievable goals can lead to personal growth and increased happiness. This listening activity will enhance students’ ability to comprehend detailed explanations and discussions in English, focusing on vocabulary and concepts related to the topic.

Speaking: The conversation activities will encourage students to express their views on the value of trying new things and setting personal challenges, using newly learned vocabulary and idioms.

Vocabulary: Key terms and idioms related to the topic, such as stepping out of your comfort zone and trying your hand at something, will be introduced and practiced.

Homework: The tasks include answering questions about the video, selecting multiple-choice options with key terms and idioms, and choosing would you rather questions to discuss the topic. These exercises aim to reinforce the lesson’s vocabulary and concepts, helping students better understand the intricacies of personal development and goal setting.

Video

                                                Have you ever tried a 30-day challenge before?  Would you write a novel or hike Mount Kilimanjaro?  Watch this video to learn about how trying something new every day for one month can lead to significant personal development.
												
                                            