In America, school shootings seem to be a regular occurrence. Why do they happen? And what can be done to stop them from happening? This is a highly contentious topic to talk about in the English class, but it absolutely guaranteed to create tons of discussion and debate. You can download the full lesson plan […]
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Why do people protest? Why do people feel the need to demonstrate against certain issues? Is there anything you feel angry about? What can you do or say about it? This is a lesson plan about protesting — what issues people protest about and why they do it. You can download the full lesson plan
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In some cities of the world, young people — mostly young men — are involved in gangs and carrying knives. This results in the death of many young people. Why is it happening? And what can be done about it? This is a lesson plan about knife crime. Not an easy subject to approach in
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What is fashion? Is it the design of clothing? Or is it art? In this lesson plan, you can talk to your students about fashion. If you are teaching younger students, this may prove to be a very engaging topic. It is ideal for any English class and incorporates speaking, reading, writing and vocabulary exercises.
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People get into accidents every day. And other people have to be there to help them. These people are called paramedics. Could you do this job? In this lesson plan, we are looking at the day to day life of a paramedic. These people literally face death every day in their working lives. This subject
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We live in an age where we are expected to work at all hours. Some people work too much and it makes them ill. Do you work too much? This lesson plan is all about the working hours that we keep and how we take work home. Some people have very little free time and
We all have fears. We all have something that we are afraid of. What are you afraid of? In this lesson plan, you can discuss the topic of fear with your students. Most students love to talk about their fears — real or imagined. Why not download the full and complete lesson plan today? Just
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Do you have sex education in your country? Are young people aware of the risks of unprotected sex? This lesson plan is about teenage pregnancy. It is guaranteed to cause much discussion and debate in your English class. You can download the full and complete lesson plan at the link down below. Introduction
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Do you have lucky or unlucky numbers in your culture? Are certain animals considered the sign of good fortune? This lesson plan is all about superstitions. Most cultures have their own superstitions — and many people believe in these customs. You can use this lesson plan as part of your English class or on your
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There are website where rich men can advertise for a young woman to be his sugar baby. Or the young women can advertise for a sugar daddy. Sugar daddies are an age-old custom, but often frowned upon in modern society today. Use this lesson plan for free in your English class today. Ideal for reading,