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ESL Lesson Plan Is Winter The Best Season?
- Level
- A2
- Time
- 90 min
- Media
- Article
Lesson Overview
This A2 ESL lesson explores the topic “Is Winter the Best Season?”, helping students talk about winter weather, seasonal activities, personal preferences, and things they like and dislike about winter using simple, natural English.
Learners compare winter and summer activities, practise useful expressions for likes and dislikes, and develop their…
This A2 ESL lesson explores the topic “Is Winter the Best Season?”, helping students talk about winter weather, seasonal activities, personal preferences, and things they like and dislike about winter using simple, natural English.
Learners compare winter and summer activities, practise useful expressions for likes and dislikes, and develop their understanding of verb-ing forms. Through multiple-choice exercises, dialogues, reading activities, picture discussions, and speaking questions, students share their opinions, describe winter experiences, and discuss their favourite seasonal activities.
This lesson is ideal for A2 learners who want to develop their speaking, reading, and grammar skills while practising everyday vocabulary and useful expressions for talking about seasons, weather, hobbies, and personal preferences.
Activity Layout
- Warm Up: This or That?
- Activities: Winter, Summer or Both?
- Expressions: Likes and Dislikes
- Expressions: Multiple Choice
- Winter: Opinion Scale
- Winter: Dialogue
- Luke’s Winter: Let’s Read
- Picture Round: Winter
- Questions: Winter
Homework
Students develop their reading and writing skills by reading about Emma and her family’s winter preferences and answering comprehension and discussion questions about winter activities, likes, and dislikes.
- Let’s Read: Winter
- Reading: Questions
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