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Victoria Day
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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.
A2 Elementary, B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Video, Text   |   Culture, Holidays   |   30 min   | A2B1-25
The Second Conditional: If I Won a Million Dollars…
The Second Conditional: If I Won a Million Dollars…

What would you do if you suddenly became a millionaire? In this lesson, students will learn about the second conditional. This grammar rule is used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the present or future. Students will talk and learn about real-life examples and imaginative scenarios. The lesson includes fun exercises and engaging discussions to help learners confidently use the Second Conditional in both speaking and writing. It is perfect for adult and teenage learners at the B1 level.


B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Text   |   Hypothetical Situations, Language Learning   |   45, 60 min   | B1-31
Zero Conditional: Everyday Situations, Truths, and Facts
Zero Conditional: Everyday Situations, Truths, and Facts
If you repeat a behavior often enough, it becomes a habit. In this lesson, students will learn about the zero conditional - a grammar structure used to express general truths, scientific facts, habits, and everyday situations. Students will explore new vocabulary related to the topic and practice using real-life examples. The lesson includes engaging exercises and thought-provoking questions to help students use the zero conditional in both speaking and writing. It's ideal for learners at the A2–B1 level.
A2 Elementary, B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Text   |   Language Learning, Everyday English   |   45, 60 min   | A2B1-22
The First Conditional: Exploring Possibilities
The First Conditional: Exploring Possibilities
If one door closes, another one will open. In this lesson, students will learn about the first conditional. This grammar rule is used to talk about present or future situations that are possible and likely to happen. Students will practice using the first conditional and learn new vocabulary through real-life examples. The lesson includes fun activities and interesting questions to help students use the First Conditional in speaking and writing. It is perfect for adult and teenage learners at the elementary (A2) and intermediate (B1) levels.
A2 Elementary, B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Text   |   Language Learning, Everyday English   |   45, 60 min   | A2B1-24
Zero Conditional: Cause & Effect
Zero Conditional: Cause & Effect
Every action has a reaction! In this lesson, students will learn about the zero conditional. This grammar rule is used to talk about everyday situations, general facts, scientific truths, and habits. Students will practice using the zero conditional and learn new vocabulary with real-life cause-and-effect examples. The lesson includes fun activities and interesting questions to help students use the zero conditional in speaking and writing. It is perfect for adult and teenage learners at the elementary (A2) and intermediate (B1) levels.
A2 Elementary, B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Text   |   Language Learning, Everyday English   |   45, 60 min   | A2B1-23
The Story of Easter and Its Traditions
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.



 
A2 Elementary, B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Video   |   Culture, Holidays   |   30 min   | A2B1-21
Inclusive Cafe
Inclusive Cafe




It is time to break down barriers! In this engaging and thought-provoking lesson, upper-intermediate and advanced adult and teenage students will explore the theme of inclusivity and how to create welcoming environments for people with disabilities. The lesson centers around a video featuring Bitty and Beau’s Café - an inspiring business that hires people with disabilities and promotes positive change in the workplace. Students will learn and practice topic-related vocabulary and idioms through clear, real-life examples. The lesson includes interactive tasks, video comprehension, and meaningful discussions designed to build awareness, encourage empathy, and improve communication skills in real-world social and professional contexts.






B2 Upper-Intermediate, C1 Advanced   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Video   |   Social Interactions, Psychology   |   30 min   | B2C1-30
Workation
Workation
Do you have a good or bad work-life balance? In this lesson, students will discuss work ethics and work-life balance. The lesson features a video of Kevin O'Leary, host of Shark Tank, explaining why he expects his employees to work even on vacation. Students will learn and practice prepositions of time, time phrases, and related vocabulary. The lesson includes plenty of engaging discussion activities and worksheets specifically designed for both adults and teenagers, ensuring a dynamic and thought-provoking learning experience.
B2 Upper-Intermediate   |   General English, Business English, Speaking Lessons, English for HR   |   Video   |   Employment, Vacations, Work, Human Resources   |   45, 60 min   | B2-5
Autonomous Cars
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.



 
B2 Upper-Intermediate, C1 Advanced   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Video   |   Inventions, Technology   |   30 min   | B2C1-29
What Is on Your Bucket List?
What Is on Your Bucket List?
What are you itching to check off your bucket list? In this engaging lesson, students will explore the concept of bucket lists and discuss their own life aspirations and accomplishments. The lesson features an inspiring video about a 27-year-old traveler who has visited every country in the world. Students will expand their vocabulary related to life goals and indefinite pronouns, while participating in interactive speaking and listening activities. The lesson includes various activities and worksheets designed for both adults and teenagers.
B1 Intermediate   |   General English, Speaking Lessons   |   Video   |   Life Choices   |   45, 60 min   | B1-5