Unleash creativity in your upper-intermediate to advanced English class! This innovative lesson merges lottery discussions with a musical guessing game, using ‘Don’t You Worry’ to engage students in multi-faceted language practice
Category: Speaking & Interaction
Interactive song-based lessons that build speaking fluency, discussion skills, and real-time communication. Students respond to music through predictions, opinions, and collaborative tasks that promote meaningful spoken interaction.
What If Songs Were Movies? Teach English Creatively With Songs: Musical Movie Titles!
Lesson at a Glance: Musical Movie Titles The Experience: Students transform song titles into cinematic concepts, speculate on genres, match lyrics to titles, and collaborate
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Music! A Top 10 Lesson Plan For ELT
Lesson at a Glance: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Music The Experience: Students explore trivia about famous bands and singers through matching tasks, video
Is Happiness A Choice? An LP for C1 – Teaching English With Songs (Lauv – 26)
Lesson at a Glance: Lauv – 26 The Experience: Students analyze thematic imagery and quotes, evaluate song structure by matching verses to potential choruses, and
Teaching With Songs: Musical Destination with Tones And I
Lesson at a Glance: Musical Destination with Tones And I The Experience: Students step into an airport-themed narrative where they analyze traveler profiles and music
Creative ELT Song Video Speaking Activity, Lyrics, Comparisons & Writing Practice
This song-based lesson plan for English language teaching features the songs ‘Lost by Maroon 5, ‘Last Train Home’ by John Mayer and ‘Solar Power’ by Lorde, and their official music videos. Students TALK about music videos and MATCH videos and song extracts, WRITE a short narrative based on the videos and CHOOSE a theme song, READ the lyrics of a song, WATCH music videos and MAKE comparisons.
Song Activity Factory 