Prepare for the revival of ‘Song Pieces 3’ – the lively ELT activity that brings energy to English language teaching! This fast-paced interaction fosters collaboration among students as they explore grammar and vocabulary in 7 short song extracts. Suitable for all levels and ages, it’s perfect for review, warm-up, grammar practice, or as a rewarding classroom activity.
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Teaching with Songs: Lewis Capaldi [a Lesson Plan for English Language Teaching]
Discover an engaging song-based lesson plan using Lewis Capaldi’s “Hold Me While You Wait” to teach English! Perfect for B1+ and B2 level students, this activity boosts speaking, reading, listening, and writing skills. Learn how to incorporate music into your ESL classroom with step-by-step instructions and downloadable materials.
Imagine Dragons: A Comprehensive A2+ ESL Lesson Plan | Teaching With Songs
“Spark enthusiasm in your A2+ ESL classroom with this Imagine Dragons-inspired lesson plan. From Google search races to music video analysis, students will enhance their language skills while exploring popular music. Perfect for tech-savvy teachers looking to innovate their ESL instruction
FCE Song Lyrics Practice: Reading & Use of English P1 Worksheet [B2]
Revolutionize your classroom with our ‘Sing It With Me’ worksheet, tailored for Cambridge FCE success. This free resource empowers teachers to fuse music with critical reading and use of English skills, making exam prep both effective and enjoyable for students.
Miley Cyrus in Black Mirror – ESL Lesson Plan for B1+ Students
Bring pop culture into your B1+ ESL classroom with this Miley Cyrus-inspired lesson plan. From success idioms to music video comparisons, students will enhance their language skills while exploring contemporary music. Perfect for teachers looking to engage tech-savvy learners
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.