This is a lesson plan for young learners. It consists of a vocabulary game, a Halloween quiz, a video activity and a writing assignment. Hope you and your students enjoy it.

Lesson plan- Shine your light Topic- Happiness Aims- To explore different ways to achieve personal happiness, to practise reading and speaking skills Age group- +16 Level B2 Time : 60 min

The lesson plan is suitable for B2 ESOL students. It consists of : - A reading Comprehension activity- an interview with Robin Parsons, greatest Michael Jackson´s tribute artist. - A Listening Comprehension activity- A radio interview with Robin Parsons - Questions for Discussion

This bundle includes 3 lesson plans on the theme of LOVE. Be my Valentine- a lesson plan for teenagers and adults What is LOVE? - a lesson plan for young learners I love- a lesson plan for young learners

The book 10 EMPOWERING LESSON PLANS comprises lessons on topics such as Mindfulness, Happiness, Authenticity, Kindness, Inspiration, Gratitude and Positivity. They are appropriate for students whose level is B1 + and are older than 14 years of age. I have used these lesson plans with all my students and have seen many positive changes in their behaviour and mindset. The book includes the following lesson plans: It is Achievable Shine your Light Stop Chasing Happiness Acts of Random Kindness The Black Dot The Power of Words The Wonders of Water Who am I? Try Everything Being Authentic Take a peek at some of the pages here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H73V9lOpms

The bundle consists of 3 plans which utilise mindfulness tools: Lesson 1- At Santa’s Workshop A visualization-based lesson plan for young learners which aims to improve their listening, speaking and writing skills. Lesson 2- Give a Little Love A lesson plan for young learners which features a mindful activity to help students focus. The students will practise their speaking and listening skills. They’ll also need to put on their creative hat for a collaborative task. Lesson 3- On Christmas Eve A visualization-based lesson plan for teens and adults (levels B1 and B2) which involves all their skills. It also teaches students to be kind and compassionate.

“Sights and Sounds of Summer” includes three lesson plans: The little butterfly 2.The prettiest pebble Summer memories Each lesson plan is based around a poem. I’ve created comprehension activities as well as a powerful visualisation which will wake up your students’ senses. The lessons are a gentle mix of positive psychology and modern teaching.

“Sights and Sounds of Autumn” includes these three lesson plans: Autumn in the forest cottage ( LP for teens and adults) It is an image-based lesson which comes with a visualisation. 2.An autumn visit ( LP for young learners) The students will practise all skills in the lesson. Also, a mindful visualisation will help them practise key vocabulary and wake up their senses. An autumn retreat ( a creative LP for teens and adults)

The book “101 activities to teach English mindfully” includes my students’ favourite mindful exercises divided in the following sections: *Mindful Breathing *Visualisations *Wake up the Senses *Expressing Gratitude *The Power of Kindness *The Power of Positivity *Reading Activities *Creative Activities *Miscellaneous The publication is suitable for all English/EFL teachers who are eager to introduce mindfulness in their classes. I have also described the principles of mindfulness and why they are beneficial for our students. So even if you are not familiar with mindful teaching, you are covered. The activities are fun, engaging and are appropriate for both traditional and online lessons. In order for this book to be beneficial to you at its best, I have included a few personal stories as well as links to other resources which could be used as follow-up exercises. In addition, you will find eight extra worksheets which you will need for some of the activities. And I have a special treat for you. I have decided to share five of my students’ favourite mindful lesson plans. “101 activities to teach English mindfully” is dedicated to all my students who showed me their vulnerability, anxiety and emotional pain. I’m truly grateful to them for allowing me to use my meditations, visualisations and other mindful techniques in our lessons. Their positive feedback as well as being able to witness their inner light shine brightly have inspired me to learn and grow as a mindful English teacher and create empowering resources.