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This Upper Intermediate (B2) to Advanced (C1) ESL video lesson plan is a complete, ready-to-use resource built around the video How to Find Your Flow for Optimal Performance. It helps learners explore the concept of flow and strategies for achieving it while developing key language skills through engaging, communicative activities.

This Upper Intermediate (B2)–Advanced (C1) ESL lesson plan is designed around a short video exploring ex-partners, idealised memories and healthy recovery after a painful break-up. Adult learners discuss lost love, predict and analyse the video, develop relationship vocabulary and explore practical strategies for emotional recovery.

This ESL video lesson plan is built around a short video titled Five Ways to Improve Your Relationships and explores relationships, human connection and self-awareness. Designed for Advanced (C1) to Proficient (C2) learners, it offers a complete, ready-to-use package that develops learners’ language skills through viewing and discussion, critical thinking, roleplay and extended reading. Learners engage with authentic ideas about communication, conflict and emotional awareness while expanding hig…

This ESL video lesson plan is designed around a short video titled How to Live a Life You Won’t Regret and the concept of regrets and how choices shape our lives. Students learn vocabulary related to self-discovery, decision-making and freedom, talk about regrets, predict the content of a short video, watch a short video, answer comprehension questions, analyse a short video, write about what they have learned from viewing a short video, develop critical thinking skills by exploring issues raise…

This ESL lesson plan is designed around the short video How to Read When You Hate Reading – 5 Tips and Tricks and the themes of reading, the benefits of reading and how to read more. Students explore practical strategies for developing a reading habit and consider why deep reading matters in a distracted world.

This ESL lesson plan is based on the short video 3 Doctors Explain How to Reframe Your Trauma, Anxiety and Internal Dialogue. It encourages students to explore the relationships between emotional experiences, thinking patterns and psychological well-being, and consider how supportive relationships can help people affected by trauma.