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on July 28, 2021

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Lesson planning for ESL/ESOL teaching. Boost your creativity and interactivity online

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Age! Online lesson plan intermediate+

Just mastering Canva and applying for ESL jobs to earn extra cash:) This was the task to prepare a lesson from Speakout Upper-intermediate to present tomorrow. I hope my interactivity will prevail :) More ESL video lessons for intermediate+: 8 Fast fashion phrases esl video exercises Casual vs. formal clothes vocabulary Learn English Entrepreneur character for coffee shop

Canva for online English lessons for kids

The experiment of using Canva as a "board" for teaching English online was quite successful. The slides are interactive, and "in motion". Students can also watch videos from the slides too. Yet, I haven't discovered the full potential of this tool. But it boosts creativity and interactivity quite a lot!

The structure of ESL/ESOL lesson plans

A lesson plan for Esl/esol classes has a logical structure starting with a warmer, intro to a topic, activation of previous knowledge. pre-teaching of some vocabulary or grammar ( 3–5 items, if necessary). Ask questions, explain meaning of words/grammar within a context, practice pronunciation, check understanding, write and show other forms of a word/grammar, highlight phonology Presentation of a text, audio, video or a picture. Simple gist question, following some specific questions about the material Controlled practice. Check understanding of the material/vocabulary or grammar rules. The examples are gap-fill exercises, true or false, etc. Freer practice. Here students should use their own ideas within the specific context. For example, complete sentences with your ideas, describe the picture relevant to target vocabulary/grammar Production, the final step. It is usually expressing an opinion about the topic, advice, prediction. You can tell your students your own opinion before th

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