New Year’s Resolutions for ESL Class This lesson has 2 parts so should be used over 2 lessons. A highly engaging lesson with tons of materials. Objective: Students will be able to discuss and express their New Year’s resolutions. Students will practice listening and speaking skills through the stories of Ahmad, Fatima, and Mulu. Students will expand their vocabulary related to personal goals and plans.

A ready to use lesson for ESOL/ESL/EFL/EAL Just print and use , includes editable version. Reading text - Ali compares his life in London to Islamabad Then answer true/false statements Grammar- Comparative Adjectives- Includes spelling rules for making comparative adjectives Includes a page of adjectives to make in to comparatives adjectives. At the end of the lesson the students should write comparing their own country/city to their new home. Last sheet includes a learning reflection.

There are 24 questions printed for you to download and use as an Ice breaker for Teen ESL students. There is also an editable version for you to change questions. As the questions are already written the students will ease in to talking in front of the whole class. A lot of ice breakers require ESL students to make questions which can be daunting for them in the first lesson.

This is a lesson aimed at ESL students about New Year celebration. I suggest doing it over 2 lessons, It includes: PDF- Just print and use Slides- same as above but you can edit Powerpoint Slides to use in the lesson. A suggested Lesson Plan. The lesson includes Speaking/Listening and Reading/writing Tasks.

You can use this as a vocabulary builder. It includes definitions and words. The students write the words next to the correct definitions. They make sentences then learn spellings by using see, cover, write method.