Interactive B1-B2 ESL speaking lessons for teens and preteens, built around gaming, AI, cars, and pop music. Game-style slides with sentence patterns, vocabulary, and listening give students the words they need to share opinions and keep real conversations going.
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"Honestly, I think e-sports should count as a real sport."
Giving opinions
"If AI writes our essays, we might stop learning to think."
Predicting results
"Electric cars are quieter, but sports cars are way more exciting."
Comparing
"Her lyrics feel personal, which is why fans connect with her."
Explaining reasons
B1-B2, for intermediate students who can already hold a simple conversation and are ready to give opinions, explain reasons, and discuss real topics.
Teens and preteens. The topics are things they already follow, like gaming, AI, cars, music, books, and films.
No. Every lesson stands on its own, so you can pick the topic your student is most excited about.
Yes. The slides are game-style, with story scenes, clickable hotspots, and listening questions with audio. Everything runs in your browser.
Lessons mix sentence patterns, topic vocabulary, short readings, listening questions, and guided discussion with sentence starters.
Yes. They work for one-to-one and small group classes, online or in class.
No. The questions, vocabulary, and sentence starters are built into the slides, so you can open a lesson and start talking.
Yes. New lessons are added as they're finished, and new themes join the course over time.
These interactive B1-B2 speaking lessons for teens and preteens turn the topics students already love into real conversation practice. Instead of textbook dialogues, students talk about video games, Minecraft, e-sports, artificial intelligence, coding, sports cars, pop stars like Taylor Swift, and characters from books and films.
Each interest-based speaking lesson gives intermediate ESL students the language they need to join in: sentence patterns for giving opinions, topic vocabulary, short readings, and listening questions with audio. Guided discussion with sentence starters then helps students explain their reasons, compare ideas, and predict what might happen next.
The lessons use game-style slides with story scenes and clickable hotspots, which keeps teens engaged from the first question. They work for one-to-one online ESL classes, small groups, and classrooms, and every lesson can be taught on its own, so you can choose the topic your students care about most.
Looking for ESL conversation topics for teens that actually get them talking? New B1-B2 speaking lessons and themes are added to the course as they're finished, so your library keeps growing.
