Many people change the baby in public. This means changing the baby’s dirty nappy (UK) or diaper (USA) while outside in a public place. Some people think this is acceptable. The mother needs to change the baby and so many people believe this is okay. But there are others who think this is totally unacceptable.
Everyone has a name. And this is a lesson plan all about names. Get your students talking about names — and their own names — by diving into great topic. The lesson plan comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions a group activity a writing
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This is an English lesson plan on the subject of DEPRESSION. This is of course a very delicate subject to deal with in the classroom, but if approached the right way, could make for a highly engaging lesson. The lesson plan comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential
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Fully updated for September 2026. Lost is a suspenseful short story for English reading and speaking. Carl follows his classmate Dan into an abandoned mine, hoping for an adventure and a story to tell at school. Deep underground, with only one torch between them, he begins to regret his decision. This September 2026 update includes
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Story updated for October 2026. Kevin decides he has had enough. He walks out of his office and heads for the ferry, determined to leave. But his colleagues, strangers and even the police want him to stay. Why are they so afraid to let him go? Just Leave is a short story about freedom, conformity
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This is an English lesson plan on the subject of RACISM. It may be difficult for some students to talk about, but if handled well, this topic can be highly engaging in your English class. The lesson plan comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions
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Introduction We all have to make small talk from time to time. If you have never done this in English before, it can feel awkward and difficult as you run out of things to say. This is quite natural. But you must learn how to do it. It will make you more confident in speaking
This is a full and complete lesson plan on LIVING ABROAD. You can download the full lesson and use in your class today. It comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions role play activity debate activity writing Enjoy! Introduction Would you like to live abroad?
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Introduction What is gambling? Do you have gambling in your country? What is a professional gambler? What do they do? Could you be a professional gambler? Why/why not? The Gambler Read Sean’s story below. I am a professional gambler. That means I go to casinos, professional card games, private clubs — all kinds of places
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Do you believe in lucky numbers?Which numbers are lucky for you? This is a complete lesson plan for English reading and speaking about NUMBERS AND LUCK. The lesson comes complete with: introductory questions a 500-word article for reading reading comprehension questions essential vocabulary discussion questions role play activity debate activity writing exercise Download the lesson
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