Units 5 & 6 - Sports and hobbies / Entertainment and media - Unit 5 Focus: Sports and hobbies - 3 Lessons (60-90 minutes) Reading/Topic: Sports and sports equipment, Sporting ability, An article about two top women athletes, A web forum about hobbies; Listening/Speaking: - Listening: Sports commentaries; Speaking: Ask and answer questions in a sports quiz, Discuss what it takes to be a top sportsperson, Talk about hobbies; Use of English: Compound nouns (ice hockey, goal post), Abstract nouns (strength, agility), Present perfect continuous; Vocabulary: Sports and sports equipment (horse riding, reins, saddle), Qualities associated with sport (coordination, speed), Hobbies (judo, juggling, making model planes); Writing: Sentences using abstract nouns, A web forum post about your hobbies; Project: A flyer for an after-school club; Unit 6 Focus: Entertainment and media - 4 Lessons (60-90 minutes) Reading/Topic: Free time, An article about the circus as a way of life, A film review; Listening/Speaking: - Listening: An informal and a formal way of talking about free-time activities, A profile of the Cirque du Soleil; Speaking: Talk about free-time activities, Discuss life in a circus and whether animals should be used in circuses, Give your opinions of a film; Use of English: Phrasal verbs (take up, go out), Position of adverbs; Vocabulary: Free-time activities (playing the flute, doing taekwondo), The circus and circus performers (acrobat, circus ring), Film reviews (performance, script, soundtrack); Writing: A paragraph about freetime activities; Fiction: Bend it like Beckham by Narinder Dhami; Project: A film review; Complete PowerPoint lessons with answer keys and instructions (60-90 minutes) No planning required - NOTE: While these lessons follow the Cambridge Framework for Secondary 2, they may also be suitable for students from Secondary 1 or Secondary 3, depending on the students’ ability. WorldClass English (ESL) lessons are Powerpoint files complete with games, sound files, readings, activities, tasks and detailed teacher notes. These lessons provide a versatile and ready-made solution for ESL classrooms (using a projector) or remote/distance education (using sharing functions). No prep, no problems. Enjoy the lesson! Please let us know what you think by reviewing this product! Want to know more about our lessons? Download our FREE lesson here!

Units 3 & 4 - Rivers and coasts/ Great expeditions - Unit 3 Focus: Rivers and coasts - 3 Lessons (60-90 minutes) Reading/Topic: The Nile and the ancient Egyptians, The water cycle, The Amazon river and rainforest, Robinson Crusoe Island; Listening/Speaking: - Listening: An extract from a documentary about the Nile and the ancient Egyptians; Speaking: Talk about a trip, Compare and evaluate three tweets, Ask questions about geography and the natural world; Use of English: Non-defining and defining relative clauses; Vocabulary: Rivers and coasts (source, sediment, delta), The water cycle (condensation. evaporation); Writing: A summary of an extract from a documentary, An account of a trip; Project: A magazine article about a major river; Unit 4 Focus: Great expeditions - 4 Lessons (60-90 minutes) Reading/Topic: The sinking of the Titanic and the exploration of the wreck, Expeditions from China in the 15th century, Space exploration; Listening/Speaking: - Listening: A radio discussion about exploring the wreck of the Titanic, A narrative describing the voyages of Zheng He’s treasure fleet, A discussion about space exploration; Speaking: Tell the story of the Titanic in your own words, Discuss the ethics of exploring the wreck of the Titanic, Retell the story of China’s Treasure Fleet, Discuss space exploration; Use of English: Revision of past tenses, Sentence adverbs (though, as well), Revision of the will future; Vocabulary: Sea voyages (fleet, liner, maiden voyage, set sail), Space exploration (solar system, planet, space station); Writing: Predictions about space exploration; Fiction: Chike and the River by Chinua Achebe; Project: A great expedition; Complete PowerPoint lessons with answer keys and instructions (60-90 minutes) No planning required - NOTE: While these lessons follow the Cambridge Framework for Secondary 2, they may also be suitable for students from Secondary 1 or Secondary 3, depending on the students’ ability. WorldClass English (ESL) lessons are Powerpoint files complete with games, sound files, readings, activities, tasks and detailed teacher notes. These lessons provide a versatile and ready-made solution for ESL classrooms (using a projector) or remote/distance education (using sharing functions). No prep, no problems. Enjoy the lesson! Please let us know what you think by reviewing this product! Want to know more about our lessons? Download our FREE lesson here!

Units 1 & 2 - Languages of the world / E-communication - Unit 1 Focus: Languages of the world - 3 Lessons (60-90 minutes) Reading/Topic: Languages you speak, The languages of Papua New Guinea, The advantages of knowing languages; Listening/Speaking: - Listening: Listen to some words and phrases in Tok Pisin, Interviews about the advantages of knowing other languages; Speaking: Talk about the languages you, your family and friends speak, Give your views about the advantages of learning other languages; Use of English: Determiners: neither, each / every, all, both, Conjunctions: although, while, whereas; Vocabulary: Language (first language, bilingual, fluent), Useful words and phrases (definitely, for example); Writing: A fact file about a country; Project: Design and present a mobile phone app for learning English; Unit 2 Focus: E-communication - 4 Lessons (60-90 minutes) Reading/Topic: Using electronic communication, The School of the Air, Schools of the future, Advantages and disadvantages of email, Email and mobile phone etiquette; Listening/Speaking: - Listening: A conversation about the advantages and disadvantages of email; Speaking: Discuss using technology, Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of learning with the School of the Air, Discuss schools of the future, Talk about things you wish you had or hadn’t done; Use of English: Expressing purpose (to, in order to, so, that, so as), will future, passive form, wish (that), if only + past perfect, should have/shouldn’t have; Vocabulary: Communications technology (smartphone, to download) Writing: A paragraph giving opinions on mobile phones, apps, etc.; Fiction: City of the Beasts by Isabel Allende; Project: A guide to email and mobile phone etiquette; Complete PowerPoint lessons with answer keys and instructions (60-90 minutes) No planning required - NOTE: While these lessons follow the Cambridge Framework for Secondary 2, they may also be suitable for students from Secondary 1 or Secondary 3, depending on the students’ ability. WorldClass English (ESL) lessons are Powerpoint files complete with games, sound files, readings, activities, tasks and detailed teacher notes. These lessons provide a versatile and ready-made solution for ESL classrooms (using a projector) or remote/distance education (using sharing functions). No prep, no problems. Enjoy the lesson! Please let us know what you think by reviewing this product! Want to know more about our lessons? Download our FREE lesson here!