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Teaching with SONG PIECES 2!
Experience the return of ‘Song Pieces 2,’ an engaging ELT activity that injects liveliness into English language teaching. This fast-paced, collaborative activity is perfect for review, warm-up, grammar practice, or as a rewarding experience, enhancing listening and writing skills.
Teaching with songs: Better Man – Westlife
Discover an engaging song-based lesson plan using Westlife’s “Better Man” to teach English! Perfect for A2 level students, this activity boosts listening, collaboration, and teamwork skills. Learn how to incorporate music into your ESL classroom with step-by-step instructions and downloadable materials. ESL Song Lesson Plan for teens and adults.
Song Pieces! Adding Novelty to ELT
Discover the exciting world of ‘Song Pieces’ – a novel and entertaining ELT activity! In this unique English language teaching plan, students collaborate in teams, listening to short song extracts. Their mission? Identifying various grammar structures and vocabulary in each piece. Suitable for learners of all levels and ages, it’s a fun way to enhance listening and writing skills
Now United’s ‘Beautiful Life’: A Multi-Cultural A2+ ESL Lesson Plan
Embark on a global journey with ‘Beautiful Life’ by Now United in this engaging English language teaching activity. Featuring the song’s official music video, students explore countries, engage in flag matching exercises, word searches, listening comprehension, and email writing. Tailored for Basic (A2) learners and beyond, it’s a celebration of cultures.
Lady Gaga’s ‘Shallow’: A Top Oscar-Winning ESL Lesson for B1+ Students
Explore victory and triumph with ‘Shallow’ by Lady Gaga in this English language teaching activity. Featuring her Oscar Awards Acceptance Speech and ‘Shallow’ performance, students connect ideas, discuss, practice listening, and spot verb form mistakes in lyrics. Suitable for Pre-Intermediate (B1) learners and beyond, it’s a celebration of achievement
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