ESL Lesson Plan Mother's Day

Level
A1
Time
90 min
Media
Article
Mother's Day

Lesson Overview

In this A1 ESL lesson plan on Mother's Day, students will learn words about mums and talk about their own mum, through learning the key verbs and adjectives needed. It's a fun way to practice English while celebrating mothers!

The class begins with a fun warm-up exercise. Next, they are introduced to new words related to the topic, which they are…

In this A1 ESL lesson plan on Mother's Day, students will learn words about mums and talk about their own mum, through learning the key verbs and adjectives needed. It's a fun way to practice English while celebrating mothers!

The class begins with a fun warm-up exercise. Next, they are introduced to new words related to the topic, which they are then challenged to use in the next exercise. 

There is an awesome video-based activity which enables students to practise their comprehension skills through true or false, sentence completion and questions. 

In this A1 lesson plan on Mother’s Day, there are excellent reading and dialogue activities which challenge students to learn new words in context. The lesson finishes with fun speaking games which are designed to help student progression while ensuring they are fully engaged and loving learning.

Activity Layout

  1. Warm Up: Picture round. 
  2. Complete the Sentences. 
  3. Mother’s Day: Verbs. 
  4. Dialogue.
  5. Mother’s Day: Adjectives. 
  6. Reading: Mother’s Day. 
  7. This or That?

Homework

There is an excellent homework task to supplement this awesome A1 ESL lesson plan on Mother's Day. Students are challenged to read fun text then write detailed answers to the questions.

  1. New Words: Recap.
  2. Reading: Mother’s Day. 

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