English Lesson Planner-AI-powered lesson planner

Example

If a teacher needs a lesson plan on 'Business English' for advanced learners, the planner generates a tailored outline, including warm-up exercises, vocabulary, grammar, and speaking practice.

Scenario

An English teacher at a corporate training center uses the planner to quickly prepare a 90-minute lesson for executives. The planner provides topic-specific vocabulary like 'synergy' and 'leverage,' role-play scenarios for meetings, and grammar exercises on complex sentence structures.

Example

The planner creates two horizontal images related to the lesson topic, such as images of a polluted cityscape and a pristine natural environment for a lesson on 'Environmental Conservation.'

Scenario

A high school teacher uses these images at the start of the lesson to initiate a discussion about the impact of pollution, helping students visualize and engage with the topic more effectively.

Example

For a lesson on 'Travel,' the planner generates warm-up activities like sentence reordering: 'you / have / where / traveled / recently?'

Scenario

An ESL teacher in an adult language class uses these exercises to get students talking and thinking in English right at the beginning of the lesson, easing them into the topic.

Example

The planner provides 10 vocabulary words related to 'Technology,' such as 'innovation' and 'automation,' with meanings and example sentences.

Scenario

A teacher introduces these words during a lesson on 'The Future of Work,' using the planner’s exercises to reinforce understanding and usage.

Example

In a lesson on 'Healthy Lifestyles,' the planner might focus on the use of modal verbs for giving advice, like 'should' and 'ought to,' with exercises to practice.

Scenario

A university lecturer uses this feature to explain how to give advice and suggestions in English, providing students with exercises to fill in the blanks with the correct modal verbs.

Example

For a lesson on 'Shopping,' the planner offers expressions like 'Do you have this in a different size?' and 'Can I get a refund?'

Scenario

A language tutor uses these expressions during a role-play activity, helping students practice real-life shopping interactions in English.

Example

The planner creates role-play scenarios like negotiating a salary in a job interview for a 'Business English' class.

Scenario

A teacher uses this role-play in an advanced class to practice conversational skills and simulate real-world business situations, enhancing students' confidence and fluency.

Example

For a lesson on 'Social Media,' the planner provides discussion questions like 'How has social media changed communication?' and debate topics like 'Is social media more harmful than beneficial?'

Scenario

In a conversation class, the teacher uses these questions to facilitate a structured debate, encouraging students to articulate their opinions and practice critical thinking.

Example

The planner offers links to articles or videos on the topic, such as a TED Talk on 'The Impact of Technology on Society.'

Scenario

A teacher includes these resources in a lesson plan on 'Technology,' assigning them as pre-lesson homework or in-class discussion material to enhance learning.

Example

For a lesson on 'Cultural Differences,' the planner might suggest a writing assignment like 'Write an essay about a cultural practice you find interesting.'

Scenario

A high school teacher uses this feature to assign homework that reinforces the lesson topic, encouraging students to research and reflect on cultural practices worldwide.