Shopping
Teach useful phrases and roleplays to build confidence in everyday settings.
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Tipping Culture: Has It Gone Too Far? – ESL Lesson Plan
Get your B1-B2 students talking about tipping, frustration, and modern consumer culture with this engaging lesson based on an authentic Wall Street Journal video. Students develop listening, vocabulary, grammar, speaking, and critical thinking skills as they explore the history of tipping, tip screens, price partitioning, and whether tipping culture has gone too far.
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Shrinkflation and Easter Eggs: Are You Getting Less? – ESL Lesson Plan
A consumer-awareness lesson on shrinkflation, prices, and Easter eggs. Students learn the language of value, packaging, and inflation while discussing whether companies are being clever, dishonest, or simply responding to rising costs.
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What’s Your Money Personality? – ESL Lesson Plan
A personal-finance lesson that gets students talking about money personalities, spending habits, saving, and risk. Students build practical vocabulary and reflect on how attitudes to money shape everyday choices.
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Is Black Friday Dead? – ESL Lesson Plan
A shopping-and-consumer-culture lesson on whether Black Friday is losing its power. Students discuss discounts, marketing, spending habits, and sustainability while practising vocabulary and opinion-based speaking.
