Four A1 Beginner ESL lesson plans from the TEAM TEFL A1 Course book about Holidays, Food, Shops & Shopping and Favorites & Preferences.

This is a great little bundle for beginner learners to express themselves in topics that that are relatable.

In the Holidays unit we learn useful vocabulary and key expressions to book a vacation and make plans for an upcoming trip.

In the Shops & Shopping unit we learn expressions to use when shopping. We’ll learn how to request an item, ask for the price and how to pay for it.

In the Food unit - when meeting friends or colleagues, food is a popular and interesting topic for people from all over the world. In this text, we learn about dishes from different countries, their ingredients and how we eat them!

In the Favorites & Preferences unit - we make choices every day at work, home and when we are shopping. In this unit, we learn essential key phrases to express our preferences and favorites.

These lesson plans will typically include:
Flash cards
A warmer
Introduction to the unit
Vocabulary
Reading
Five closed exercises
Open exercise
Listening exercise
Chatterbox - A feature throughout our course books that encourage conversation
writing exercise
Activity - E.g Game, quiz, puzzle etc to finish the class.
Answer key

These are A1 Beginner ESL lesson plans from the TEAM TEFL A1 course book.
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12105424

They are also included in our course book bundle
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12121091

These lesson plans are for ESL students from 14 years to adults and should take around 60-90 minutes depending on teacher style. The resource is available in PDF and a part of it is on Google Apps

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