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Beat the Sunday Scaries
In this lesson, students explore the "Sunday Scaries" — the worried, restless feeling many people get before a new week. They watch short real-life videos, build a set of ten everyday feeling words, and practise talking about their own moods and ways to relax.
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Little Things, Big Smiles
In this lesson, students will learn useful vocabulary to talk about small happy moments or “glimmers,” practise explaining personal choices and feelings, and recommend simple feel-good activities to others.
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Girl Maths, Boy Maths
In this B1-B2 speaking lesson, students will explore the viral trends of Girl Maths and Boy Maths and discover what their spending habits say about them. They will discuss relatable examples, justify questionable purchases, debate gender labels, and take part in a Genially game.
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This Summer Will Be Different
In this lesson, students will develop their speaking fluency through lively discussions, debates, and a creative presentation task, all built around the relatable theme of summer goals, habits, and the gap between what we plan to do and what we actually do.
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City Summer: A Sensory Portrait
In this C1-level speaking lesson, students will explore summer in the city through sensory language, atmosphere, and personal interpretation. They will discuss aesthetic and realistic images of city summer, read short model posts, practise vivid descriptive language, play a Genially ranking game, and create their own sensory portrait of a summer city scene.
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The Price of Summer
In this B1–B2 lesson, students will discuss different ways to spend the summer, from budget-friendly plans to more expensive experiences. They will take part in plenty of speaking activities, watch atmospheric summer videos, practise synonyms for “cheap” and “expensive”, and learn useful summer expressions connected with money, plans and experiences.
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Should You Trust Your Gut Feeling?
In this lesson, students will explore the science behind gut feelings and intuition. They will watch a video about how the brain makes decisions, learn key vocabulary and phrases, and develop confidence using them in real-life situations.
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Getting Ready For An Interview
In this A2 lesson, students learn how to prepare for a job interview through video-based listening tasks, speaking activities, role-plays, and practical interview questions.
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All Eyes On The Met
In this B2 lesson, students explore the Met Gala through discussion, video-based listening tasks, and interactive speaking activities. They develop listening skills by learning about the history of the event and practise speaking by describing fashion, expressing opinions, evaluating celebrity outfits, and discussing ideas related to fashion, art, and celebrity culture.
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Tea With A Stranger
In this B2–C1 lesson, students explore the idea of conversations with strangers through discussion, video-based listening tasks, and interactive activities. They develop listening skills through authentic videos and practise speaking by sharing personal experiences, expressing opinions, and taking part in creative and reflective tasks.
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Excuse Me, Is This Art?
In this B1–B2 lesson, students explore the concept of art through discussion, video-based listening tasks, and interactive activities. They develop listening skills through videos about the meaning and value of art, and practise speaking by expressing opinions, reacting to artworks, and taking part in debates and creative tasks.
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Always Busy, Never Productive
In this A2-B1 vocabulary lesson, students explore the difference between being busy and being productive, learn key vocabulary related to work and daily life, and use it through engaging speaking and writing activities.
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