While speaking tasks might not seem that terrifying, the truth is that for many students, having to talk on their own for a full minute in Speaking Part 2 can feel like the longest sixty seconds of their lives. Honestly, I totally get it. Speaking naturally, with no one helping you out, is tough —… Continue reading Cambridge PET – Speaking Part 2 (Speaking Circle)
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B2 – Health and Fitness🕧
The topic of health and fitness never goes out of style. From weekend yoga sessions to the latest superfood trends, it’s something students often have opinions on. This B2-level vocabulary lesson on health and fitness is a fantastic opportunity to introduce students to useful terminology while getting them talking about their personal routines and habits.… Continue reading B2 – Health and Fitness🕧
B2 – Essential Camera Gear
There’s something about camera gear that fascinates both beginner and experienced photographers alike. Whether it’s comparing lenses, or simply geeking out about what's inside someone’s bag, photography equipment can be a fantastic jumping-off point for conversation. This B2-level lesson focuses on practical vocabulary related to camera gear, with listening, vocabulary, and speaking activities built around… Continue reading B2 – Essential Camera Gear
B1 – Effective Customer Service
Great customer service can make or break a business, but what exactly makes someone a great customer service representative? In this B1 effective customer service lesson, students will explore key skills needed to handle real-life interactions. If you’ve ever been stuck on hold or had a frustrating call with a support agent, you know how… Continue reading B1 – Effective Customer Service
B2 – Types of Crimes
You can’t have good without bad, right? Well, the same goes for laws and crimes! Get your students involved in a B2 crime vocabulary lesson they won't forget anytime soon. Hear someone share their story of a crime that happened to them, and then get into a discussion about all the different types of crimes… Continue reading B2 – Types of Crimes
B1 – Opening a Bank Account
Banking made easy! This B1-level lesson plan takes your students through the steps to open a bank account, helping them pick up useful financial terms and boosting their confidence. With a fun mix of listening, speaking, and real-life activities, they’ll get the hang of banking tasks in no time! Let's talk money once again💸. Last… Continue reading B1 – Opening a Bank Account
B2 – The Passive Voice 🕧
Passive voice news articles give students a clear look at how grammar works in the real world - often without us even noticing! In this class, we’ll explore how passive voice in news headlines adds formality and distance from the subject. Get ready to uncover how this grammar structure hides in plain sight! I thought… Continue reading B2 – The Passive Voice 🕧
Christmas-themed C1 speaking
'Tis the season again! Time really flies, doesn't it? So, I've got a fun Christmas gift for all the Cambridge prep teachers out there - Christmas-themed speaking activities for CAE candidates. There's truly nothing better than relaxing after a busy prep time while still getting ready for that exam, all in a festive vibe! I… Continue reading Christmas-themed C1 speaking
B1 – Money Management
Money talks, and so will your students with this engaging B1 money management lesson focused on financial empowerment! Watch a video that highlights the importance of changing spending habits and the benefits of saving money. Follow this with a lively discussion on how to maximize your salary while ensuring there is something left in your… Continue reading B1 – Money Management
Cambridge PET – Speaking Part 3 (work)
The Cambridge Preliminary and First exams are split into two groups - students and adults. Today, I'm focusing on the adult side and putting together a lesson where students can chat about different job options and career paths, just like in PET Speaking Part 3. This lesson is great because it lets everyone discuss the… Continue reading Cambridge PET – Speaking Part 3 (work)
