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ESL Lesson Plan: Bilingual Brain

Bilingual Brain

Lesson Overview

In this B2+ ESL lesson plan on bilingualism, students will explore the benefits, challenges, and misconceptions of speaking multiple languages. Through engaging discussions and activities, they'll expand their vocabulary and develop critical thinking skills on this fascinating topic.

This ESL lesson plan on bilingualism is perfect for your B2…

In this B2+ ESL lesson plan on bilingualism, students will explore the benefits, challenges, and misconceptions of speaking multiple languages. Through engaging discussions and activities, they'll expand their vocabulary and develop critical thinking skills on this fascinating topic.

This ESL lesson plan on bilingualism is perfect for your B2 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 BBC Ideas provides a comprehensive explanation of bilingualism you and your students will love. In this ESL class, your students will take part in many exercises and scenarios, allowing them to foster a deep understanding of the topic.

Activities:

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

Activity Layout

  1. Warm up: Picture round. 
  2. New words. 
  3. Video: Comprehension 
  4. Video: Quotes.
  5. Topic-discussion.
  6. Debate. 
  7. Grammar: Idioms. 
  8. Hypothetically speaking…

Homework

  1. Article: Benefits of Bilingualism. 
  2. Article: Writing task.  

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