Thanksgiving – Lesson Plan Level: Beginner (A2) to Upper Intermediate (B2)   Time: 60 – 90 mins   Age: 7+   Language: learning about the Thanksgiving tradition   Additional resources: lesson uses YouTube and Kahoot To make things easier for you Everything you say is colour-coded blue. Everything you write & examples are colour-coded orange. Warm-up (15 min) 1. Summon one of your students to the front of the classroom.  Maintain a pokerface so that the whole class isn’t sure of your intentions.  2. Look the

How to understand and work with introverted students. The inherent difference between extroverts and introverts is the amount of stimulation their brains need to function effectively. Some people cannot work unless loud music is playing in the background and there is an ambient sound of conversations around them. Extroverts, as such people are called, don’t mind being interrupted and often need to switch between tasks to stay focused. Extroverts thrive in a

Using pictures in your classroom is a great way to get the learners engaged. Whether you’re showing them from your laptop, hand out printouts or ask your students to draw something themselves, pictures can provide you with endless opportunities for memorable ESL activities.    Students not only love working with interesting pictures but also incorporating a visual stimulus in your lesson will help them learn better. Below is a list of 10