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Fun and exciting murder mystery worksheet. Allow your students to be immersed in a murder mystery story; the worksheet includes 22 clues which can be discussed to solve the mystery, the worksheet also includes a small drawing game, and finally the solution, (in addition to this there is also an extra task (to write your own murder mystery). Can be used in a classroom setting or for 1to1 online classes.

Students will be able to introduce themselves and others using basic personal information. Students will learn and practice vocabulary related to nationalities, ages, and jobs. Students will be able to ask and answer simple questions about personal information. Students grow confidence using their personal details students speak English to each other without using their mother tongue. Students use the target language. This Lesson plan includes Cue cards, Worksheets, a complete plan with ways you can extend the lesson. Designed for ESL students at A1 level, for all Ages, made to be fun, interactive and used to help learn the basics. This can go with the other lesson plans sold on my page.

Lesson plan for Riddles, Rhymes and Tongue Twisters; this lesson is 1 hour + with extensions, resources and timings. Good for ESL students B1- C1 (intermediate to advanced) or KS2 - KS3. The lesson can be adapted depending on your students levels. There are 3 fun activities and lots of student-centred work. Each activity can be used as a stand alone in a seperate class or in this 1 hour long lesson plan. Lesson objectives: practice rhyming words, pronunciation and creative writing. I have used this lesson on ESL adults and teens; both groups enjoyed this class, and left looking enthuasastic and happy. The lesson can also be adapted to smaller or larger classes as it contains group/team work.

students will be able to understand and use basic survival phrases in English for everyday interactions. Skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing. includes: Understand basic phrases Greetings: “Hello”, “Goodbye” Politeness: “Please”, “Thank you”, “Excuse me”, “Sorry” Asking for help: “Where is…?”, “How much is…?”, “I don’t understand” Basic requests: “Can I have…?”, “I need…”, “Can you help me?” Flashcards with survival phrases Handouts/Worksheets For ESL beginners, A1 to understand the basics. Complete lesson plan.

First lesson Subject: names and greetings ESL. Students will be able to introduce themselves, ask for names, and use basic greetings in English. Skills: Speaking, Listening, Writing. document includes, Cue cards, worksheets, teaching advice and full lesson plan for a 1 hour lesson. Good for first ESL complete beginner A1 lesson. Can work for Children, adults, and teenagers. This lesson plan can be used again and again with new students and absolute beginners, it is adaptable but also contains everything you need.

students will be able to recognize and pronounce the letters of the alphabet and numbers 1-20 in English. Skills: Speaking, Listening, Reading, Writing Students can pronounce the alphabet. Students can count to 20. Students feel confident with ABC and 123 Designed for A1 beginners, follows on from lesson “Names and Greetings”. Complete lesson plan with resources. Includes: Number flashcards (1-20) Alphabet and number worksheets

Complete ESL lesson plan with worksheets, homework and activities. For A1 beginners. A1 ESL students that focusing on times, dates, months, and years using the present simple tense can help them become more comfortable with basic time-related language. Here’s a structured plan, including worksheets to practice these concepts. Sold with bundle or alone.