Secondary lesson plans - Intermediate B1

Tattoo Possibilities is a set of teaching resources designed to encourage students to use their higher level critical thinking skills. In this lesson, students predict what vocabulary and information they will hear as a photographer speaks about her photo, listen to check their answers, and then write an interview between the photographer and the person who appears in the photograph.

This lesson plan for teachers of adults and teenage students at level B1/ B2 raises awareness of the Movember charity. Students will organise their own charity event.

Use this lesson in online or face-to-face teaching to focus on a variety of food-related issues. 

This lesson plan for teachers of teenagers and adults at level B1 is about carnivores and herbivores. Students will watch a BBC Earth video.

This lesson for secondary and adult students at CEFR Level A2 / B1 is based around an interesting and unusual photograph. Students will develop their speaking, listening and critical-thinking skills. 

One nation under CCTV is a complete set of teaching resources designed around an interesting and unusual photograph with activities to activate your students' higher level critical thinking skills.

This pack looks at the topics of art and street art. The focus is on developing students' ability to speculate about an image, listen for specific information and summary writing skills.

Summer love is a complete set of teaching resources designed around interesting and unusual photographs with activities to activate your students' higher level critical thinking skills.

This pack looks at the topics of holidays, love and change, and incorporates a focus on story-writing and speaking skills, as well as listening for gist and specific information.

Young market traders is a complete set of teaching resources designed around interesting and unusual photographs with activities to activate your students' higher level critical thinking skills.

This pack deals with the topics of travel, lifestyle, childhood and child labour and practises both listening and speaking skills.

This lesson uses the School discipline resource from the UK Now section of the LearnEnglish Teens website. The lesson is a process writing lesson, which gives learners a lot of support as they write, and follows a typical process writing procedure of four stages.