Grammar: Mixed Grammar Points

Victoria Day

Fit for a queen! This fun and interactive ESL lesson is perfect for elementary to intermediate (A2–B1) learners who want to improve their English while learning about Victoria Day in Canada. Students start by chatting about holidays and sharing their own experiences. Then, they watch a short video to find out who Queen Victoria was and why this day is still celebrated. After that, they read a short text and complete vocabulary activities to build their language skills. The lesson wraps up with a lively discussion where students talk about how holidays are celebrated in their own countries - and even create a new holiday of their own. It’s a great way to build confidence, learn useful vocabulary, and explore culture in an engaging way.

The Story of Easter and Its Traditions

Happy Easter to everyone! In this cheerful and engaging lesson, elementary and intermediate adult and teenage students will learn about Easter traditions, symbols, and spring celebrations from around the world. The lesson features a short and easy-to-understand video that explains the history and meaning of Easter, along with how it is celebrated in different cultures today. Students will practice useful vocabulary related to the topic through clear, real-life examples. The lesson includes interactive tasks, vocabulary exercises, and fun discussion questions to help students improve their speaking and listening skills while learning about a popular international holiday.



 

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Autonomous Cars

It’s a real game changer! In this lesson, students will discuss autonomous vehicles and their impact on society. The lesson features a video about the testing of self-driving cars in urban environments. Students will learn and practice new vocabulary and idioms related to the topic through clear, real-life examples. It includes various interactive exercises and stimulating questions designed for students at upper-intermediate and advanced levels.



 

The History of St. Patrick’s Day

Luck of the Irish! In this lesson, students will learn about St. Patrick’s Day by watching a video, talking about traditions, and taking part in fun activities. They will practice important words and idioms related to the holiday while improving their listening and speaking skills. Students will share their ideas, compare traditions, and discuss what makes the holiday special. Engaging conversations and interactive tasks will help them feel more confident using English in a natural way.

Building Trust in Buisness

Who do you put your trust in? In this lesson, students will discuss the role of trust in business and explore how it impacts leadership, teamwork, and long-term success. They’ll watch an insightful video featuring Simon Sinek, who shares his experience visiting the Marine Corps and explains how trust is built in high-stakes environments. Through real-life examples, students will expand their vocabulary, practice useful idioms, and engage in stimulating discussions about trust, integrity, and accountability in the workplace. The lesson includes interactive exercises and thought-provoking questions designed to help upper-intermediate and advanced adult learners develop confidence in discussing professional relationships and ethical decision-making.

 

Can Introverts Be Good Leaders?

Have you ever worked with a quiet but effective leader? In this lesson, students will explore whether introverts can be successful leaders in business and what unique strengths they bring to the workplace. They’ll watch a thought-provoking video featuring Simon Sinek, who explains how introverted leaders thrive by listening, reflecting, and making thoughtful decisions. Through real-life examples, students will expand their leadership vocabulary, discuss personality traits, and compare different leadership styles. The lesson includes engaging discussions, listening activities, and interactive exercises designed to help upper-intermediate and advanced adult learners express their ideas confidently in a professional setting.

The Secret to Acting

3, 2, 1, Action! In this lesson, students will talk about acting and its many parts. The lesson includes a video where Matthew McConaughey explains his ideas about acting, such as preparation, mindset, and being genuine. Students will learn and practice new words and phrases related to acting through clear, real-life examples. The lesson also offers interactive exercises and interesting questions designed for upper-intermediate and advanced levels.

Groundhog Day

Oh no… Six more weeks of winter! In this lesson, students will dive into the tradition of Groundhog Day, learning about its origins, how it’s celebrated in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, and why it still captures people’s attention today. They’ll watch a video that explains the history behind the event and explore key vocabulary with real-life examples to help them use new words naturally. With interactive exercises and engaging discussion questions, students will have plenty of opportunities to practice speaking, share their thoughts, and build confidence in using English. Perfect for upper-intermediate and advanced learners, this lesson sparks curiosity and encourages meaningful conversations about the tradition and its significance.

Chinese New Year

It is time to ring in the new year! In this lesson, upper-intermediate and advanced students will discuss Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year, and explore holiday traditions. This lesson features a video about Chinese New Year celebrations, including traditional customs, decorations, and symbols. Students will learn and practice new vocabulary related to the topic with clear real-life examples. The lesson provides various interactive exercises and stimulating discussion questions suited for learners at higher proficiency levels.