ESL Lesson Plan - How to Begin a Lesson Plan for ESL Students is probably one of the most widely asked questions about English teaching of ESL learners. Having an ESL lesson plan template and an idea of how to formulate an effective ESL lesson is an essential aspect of teaching English language learners. First and foremost, knowing how to begin an ESL lesson is the key to engaging ESL learners so that they are aware of the objective and are intrigued in the ESL lesson from the very beginning. In this video, I will outline different ways you can open your ESL Lesson plan for maximum engagement and student participation such as: ESL warm ups, anticipatory sets, Do Now's and more! This video is about lesson planning for new teachers but it is also fit for anyone preparing to do lesson planning such as English teachers for any grade level.

An ESL lesson plan template will also be shared in the description section below.

Part 1 of the Lesson Planning Series:
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ESL Lesson Plan Template:
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Do Nows
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ESL Warm Ups:
ESL Games
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ESL Verb Game Teaching Video:
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ESL Warm up Game Teaching Video:
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Anticipatory Intro
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Closure Ideas
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Fun ESL Games and Resources:

Games:
Phrase It Card Game for ELLs:
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Sentence Building Game for ELLs
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Conversation Cubes:
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Name that Person, Place or Thing!
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Prefix, Suffix, Baseword Game
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Sentence Games:
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Books/Teaching Resources:

No Prep/Little Prep Speaking Activities:
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Flip Guide to Differentiating Literacy
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Word Order in English Sentences
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180 Educational Games and Activities for ELLS
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