Guided Imagery

B1–B2

B1 Intermediate | Personal Development

This complete ESL video lesson plan is designed around the short video How Your Imagination Can Reduce Stress and the theme of guided imagery. Suitable for Intermediate (B1) to Upper Intermediate (B2) learners, especially mature teens and adults, the lesson helps students explore how imagination, visualisation and guided imagery can reduce stress, support relaxation and improve well-being.

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Lesson Summary:
This complete ESL video lesson plan is designed around the short video How Your Imagination Can Reduce Stress and the theme of guided imagery. Suitable for Intermediate (B1) to Upper Intermediate (B2) learners, especially mature teens and adults, the lesson helps students explore how imagination, visualisation and guided imagery can reduce stress, support relaxation and improve well-being. Students develop vocabulary related to guided imagery, relaxation, stress and the body, discuss quotations, predict video content, watch and analyse a short video, answer comprehension questions, read an article, take part in a roleplay and complete creative speaking, writing and multimodal tasks.

Learning Objectives:
• To introduce students to the concept of guided imagery.
• To expand vocabulary related to guided imagery, relaxation, stress and the body.
• To develop students’ viewing, listening and reading comprehension skills.
• To develop students’ writing skills through creative tasks and use of new vocabulary.
• To improve students’ speaking skills through roleplay, discussion and use of new vocabulary.
• To improve students’ visual representing skills through multimodal composition homework tasks.

Lesson Activities:
• Discuss the themes of imagination, visualisation and stress.
• Explore a quotation about imagination and guided imagery.
• Predict the content of a short video.
• Watch a short video and answer comprehension questions.
• Analyse key ideas from the video.
• Read an article titled Using Guided Imagery to Learn English.
• Discuss issues raised in the video and article.
• Perform a roleplay and complete creative writing tasks.

Learner Type:
Intermediate (B1) to Upper Intermediate (B2) mature teens and adults.

Language Focus:
• Vocabulary related to guided imagery
• Vocabulary related to relaxation and stress
• Vocabulary related to the body and well-being
• Language for discussing feelings, focus and mental images
• Language for roleplay, reflection and critical thinking

 

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B1 Intermediate | Personal Development

This complete ESL video lesson plan is designed around the short video How Your Imagination Can Reduce Stress and the theme of guided imagery. Suitable for Intermediate (B1) to Upper Intermediate (B2) learners, especially mature teens and adults, the lesson helps students explore how imagination, visualisation and guided imagery can reduce stress, support relaxation and improve well-being.

4,99 — Get this lesson plan free with an Unlimited Membership
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