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17 NOVEMBER 2025
B1-B2
SPEAKING
FREE LESSON
Lesson Description
What is this lesson about?
This free life lessons ESL lesson plan helps B1–B2 learners explore what people of different ages can teach each other about happiness, kindness, and growing up. Based on a real conversation between a 7-year-old boy and a 64-year-old man, the lesson encourages reflection on what matters most in life — connection, imagination, and being yourself.
How do students learn the new language?
The lesson builds meaningful discussion through a clear, reflective flow:
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Warm-up quotes about age, time, and happiness.
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Photo discussion of different life stages.
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Pre-video reflection about childhood and growing older.
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Viewing of the heartfelt conversation “57 Years Apart – A Boy and a Man Talk About Life.”
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Speaking tasks on youth, age, and advice for life.
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Reflection on how our views change as we grow.
Why is this lesson useful?
By the end of the lesson, learners can:
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Talk confidently about age, happiness, and life experience.
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Reflect on how their own priorities have changed over time.
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Share personal stories and advice using natural, fluent English.
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Build empathy and connection through authentic, real-world communication.
Who is it for?
Designed for intermediate adult learners (B1–B2), this life lessons ESL lesson plan is ideal for wellbeing-focused classes. online or in person. It’s perfect for teachers who value conversation that connects language with meaning, emotion, and self-expression.
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