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ESL Lesson Plan: Do You Want to Live Forever?

Do You Want to Live Forever?

Lesson Overview

In this C1-C2 ESL lesson titled "Do you want to live forever," students will study Bryan Johnson the billionaire who spends $2 million a year on longevity treatments.

Through reading, listening, and discussion activities, learners will examine topics such as anti-aging science, ethical questions about extending life, technological innovations…

In this C1-C2 ESL lesson titled "Do you want to live forever," students will study Bryan Johnson the billionaire who spends $2 million a year on longevity treatments.

Through reading, listening, and discussion activities, learners will examine topics such as anti-aging science, ethical questions about extending life, technological innovations, personal health choices, and the social impact of longer lifespans. 

The lesson encourages critical thinking, vocabulary development related to health, technology, and ethics, as well as improving speaking and listening skills through debates and interviews.

This C1-C2 ESL lesson plan titled "Do you want to live forever," targets advanced students and builds on our other fantastic general English lesson plans, all of which follow an easy-to-follow, step-by-step curriculum.

Activity Layout

  1. Warm Up: Healthy or unhealthy. 
  2. Video: New Words. 
  3. Video: Comprehension. 
  4. Discussion. 
  5. Debate.   
  6. 2nd Conditional. 
  7. Idioms. 
  8. Picture round. 

Homework

As with every adult lesson plan from ESL Pals, students get to practice at home with our innovative homework activities. In this advanced C1-C2 ESL lesson plan titled "Do you want to live forever,", they are presented with an awesome article, then multiple activities. 

  1. Article: Do you want to live forever? 
  2. Article: Questions.  

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