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ESL Lesson Plan: The Internet And Friendship

The Internet And Friendship

Lesson Overview

In this B1 ESL lesson plan, students explore the impact of the Internet on friendships. They'll examine how digital communication shapes relationships, discuss the positives and negatives, and engage in activities to reflect on maintaining meaningful connections in a digital age.

This ESL lesson plan on the internet and friendship is perfect for…

In this B1 ESL lesson plan, students explore the impact of the Internet on friendships. They'll examine how digital communication shapes relationships, discuss the positives and negatives, and engage in activities to reflect on maintaining meaningful connections in a digital age.

This ESL lesson plan on the internet and friendship is perfect for your B1+ students, it will resonate with all learners as we all have unique perspectives on this topic which is sure to lead to deep discussions. 

An informative video by the Atlantic provides a comprehensive explanation on how the internet has changed friendship. In this ESL class, your students will take part in many exercises and scenarios, allowing them to foster a deep understanding of the topic.

This ESL lesson plan on the internet and friendship, follows a structured format that provides students with the necessary support to progress and fully engage in the class.

Activity Layout

  1. Warm up.
  2. Video: New words. 
  3. Video: Quotes.
  4. Video: Comprehension. 
  5. Topic-discussion.
  6. Debate. 
  7. Picture round. 
  8. Would you rather? 

Homework

  1. Article: The Internet and Friendship.
  2. Article: Writing task.  

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