Details
Pages
16 Pages
Resource Type
Activities, Fun, Games
Standard
Not standard specific
Subject
English as a Second Language (ESL), Spelling & Vocabulary, Business
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Description
Money/Business Idiom Lesson Introduction
This lesson plan is designed to teach students common money and business idioms through interactive and engaging activities. It includes worksheets with pictures to guess the idiom, definition matching, and fill-in-the-blank sentences. Additionally, there are fun idiom cards with pictures, definitions, and conversation questions to stimulate discussion and deepen understanding.
The target audience for this Money/Business Idiom lesson plan is ESL (English as a Second Language) students at the B2 (Upper-Intermediate) level. This includes:
High School Students: Typically aged 15-18, who are building their vocabulary and conversational skills in English.
University Students: Those studying English as part of their curriculum and preparing for higher education or professional careers.
Adult Learners: Individuals who are improving their English for personal or professional reasons, including business professionals who want to enhance their business communication skills.
This lesson plan is designed to be engaging and accessible for learners who have a solid foundation in English and are looking to expand their understanding and use of idiomatic expressions, particularly in the context of money and business.
Lesson Components1. Fun Idiom Cards (16 Cards)
Each card contains:
A picture representing the idiom (for a guessing game)
The idiom with a simple B2-level definition
Three conversation questions related to the idiom
2. Worksheets
Worksheet 1: Guess the Idiom (with pictures)
Students look at pictures and guess the idiom.
Worksheet 2: Definition Matching
Students match idioms with their definitions.
Worksheet 3: Fill-in-the-Blank Sentences
Students complete sentences using the correct idioms.
3. Answer Sheets
Answer keys for each worksheet to facilitate grading.
Enjoy this lesson and please remember to leave a review!
This lesson plan is designed to teach students common money and business idioms through interactive and engaging activities. It includes worksheets with pictures to guess the idiom, definition matching, and fill-in-the-blank sentences. Additionally, there are fun idiom cards with pictures, definitions, and conversation questions to stimulate discussion and deepen understanding.
The target audience for this Money/Business Idiom lesson plan is ESL (English as a Second Language) students at the B2 (Upper-Intermediate) level. This includes:
High School Students: Typically aged 15-18, who are building their vocabulary and conversational skills in English.
University Students: Those studying English as part of their curriculum and preparing for higher education or professional careers.
Adult Learners: Individuals who are improving their English for personal or professional reasons, including business professionals who want to enhance their business communication skills.
This lesson plan is designed to be engaging and accessible for learners who have a solid foundation in English and are looking to expand their understanding and use of idiomatic expressions, particularly in the context of money and business.
Lesson Components1. Fun Idiom Cards (16 Cards)
Each card contains:
A picture representing the idiom (for a guessing game)
The idiom with a simple B2-level definition
Three conversation questions related to the idiom
2. Worksheets
Worksheet 1: Guess the Idiom (with pictures)
Students look at pictures and guess the idiom.
Worksheet 2: Definition Matching
Students match idioms with their definitions.
Worksheet 3: Fill-in-the-Blank Sentences
Students complete sentences using the correct idioms.
3. Answer Sheets
Answer keys for each worksheet to facilitate grading.
Enjoy this lesson and please remember to leave a review!
Money/Business Idiom Lesson Introduction This lesson plan is designed to teach students common money and business idioms through interactive and engaging activities. It includes worksheets with pictures to guess the idiom, definition matching, and fill-in-the-blank sentences. Additionally, there are fun... more
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