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10 November 2025
A2-B1
SPEAKING
FREE LESSON
Lesson Description
What is this lesson about?
This free health ESL lesson plan helps A2–B1 learners talk confidently about everyday illnesses, healthy habits, and giving advice in English. Students learn natural phrases, while building real-world speaking confidence.
How do students learn the new language?
Learners build practical fluency step by step through:
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Warm-up discussions about real health habits.
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Health & illness vocabulary and collocations.
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Conversational tasks for giving and asking for advice.
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Interactive discussion activities such as “When Was the Last Time…?” and “Myth or Fact?”
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A final reflection task connecting language to wellbeing.
Why is this lesson useful?
By the end of the lesson, students can:
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Describe common health problems naturally.
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Talk about healthy routines and prevention habits.
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Use everyday English health expressions confidently in conversation.
What makes this lesson special?
This free health ESL lesson plan is designed to feel authentic and relevant. Each task promotes communication, empathy, and practical English that students can use at the doctor’s office, at work, or in daily life.
Who is it for?
Perfect for A2–B1 adult learners and adaptable for both online and classroom teaching.
It’s ideal for teachers who want engaging, ready-to-use material that builds vocabulary, speaking skills, and wellbeing awareness.
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Illness and Injuries – Premium ESL Lesson Plan (B1-B2) - This lesson equips intermediate learners with the language they need to talk about common sicknesses, injuries, treatments, and recovery.
Read our blog post on how to get started with our health ESL lesson plans.