Full course
Lesson plans
for ESL kids teachers
Lessons for ESL kids aged 9-12
ESL kids full course lesson plans for teachers
Our full course lesson plans are free to use – just click on the lesson plan links below and print. Access to the flashcards, worksheets, craft sheets, PowerPoint lessons, songs and classroom readers, however, require a membership.
Our lesson plans are FREE!
Sign up for accompanying:
✔ worksheets
✔ homework sheets
✔ craft sheets
✔ flashcards
✔ PowerPoint lessons & multimedia
✔ song downloads & videos
✔ classroom readers & videos
Full course lessons: Age 9-12 years »
A full course of lessons for the 9-12 year old age group. These lesson plans are full course lessons. Each lesson plan is part of a syllabus.
All these lesson materials are in American English and British English (use the language switcher at the top to toggle between languages).
Free sample lessons
Our lesson plans are free but their associated materials require a membership. Check out our free sample lessons and materials to see what members get!
1. Introductions and classroom objects: “Hello!”
Greetings, asking for and giving personal information, naming and spelling classroom objects, saying where things are.
3. Pronouns and personal details: “Penguins at home”
Talking and reading about penguins and puffins, asking and answering personal questions.
Our full list of full course lesson plans (ages 9-12)
AGES 9-12 » lesson plans
Lessons:
1: Introductions and classroom objects: “Hello!”. Greetings, personal details, classroom objects.
2: Classroom objects and spelling things: “How do you spell that?”. Spelling, alphabet, [hide_on_uk]colors[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]colours[/hide_on_us], personal questions.
3: Pronouns & personal details: “Penguins at home”. Penguins and puffins reading, asking personal questions.
4: Things we can and can’t do: “We can do it”. Abilities and saying how well you can do things.
5: Describing your home: “House and home”. Rooms of a house, describing your home, writing about homes.
6: Nationalities and describing your town: “Where we live”. National flags, countries, writing about hometowns.
7: Places and geographical features: “City and country”. Capital cities, geographical features, continents.
8: Describing your bedroom: “An ideal room”. Bedroom objects and describing your bedroom.
9: Talking about family members: “My family”. Family members, reading and writing about your family.
10: Describing the weather: “Warm and sunny”. Weather conditions, temperatures, making a weather poster.
11: School subjects & timetables: “School days”. Time, days of the week, school subjects, writing a school timetable.
12: Daily routines (1): “Things we do”. Daily routine times, describing school routines, an animal’s daily routine.
13: Daily routines (2): “Every day”. Reading about and saying when you do things, writing about daily routines.
14: Food and drink: “Tastes great!”. Food and drink vocab, reading about a local market, food quiz.
15: Dishes from around the world: “Famous dishes”. Food categories, reading/writing about international dishes.
16: Cooking and recipes: “In the kitchen”. Cooking vocab, writing a recipe, saying how to prepare a dish.
17: Toys & furniture / Prepositions of place: “Where is my game console?”. Furniture and toys, where things are.
18: Prepositions of place & shopping: “Let’s go to the supermarket”. Saying where things are in a supermarket.
19: Transport: “How do you get to school?”. Transport vocab and prepositions, how you get to school.
20: Rules with ‘must’: “Let’s go to the amusement park”. [hide_on_uk]Favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]Favourite[/hide_on_us] rides, explaining rules with “must”.
21: Rules with ‘must’ and ‘mustn’t’: “Snow day”. Winter vocab, “must” and “mustn’t”, [hide_on_uk]favorite[/hide_on_uk][hide_on_us]favourite[/hide_on_us] winter activities.
22: Places and things you need: “I am going to the beach”. Places, clothes, things you have in your bag.
23: Present continuous: “Costume party”. Costumes, using the present continuous to say what you are wearing.
24: Adjectives for describing clothes: “What to wear?”. Describing clothes with adjectives, writing about clothes.
Special lesson plans »
Lessons for holidays coming soon!
