Business English
Intermediate
In this ESL business lesson plan, we explore the 4-day work week. Discuss its impact on productivity and work-life balance. Build language skills through engaging discussions on modern work schedules, fostering a deeper understanding of this evolving business trend.
Download and send the pre-lesson work to your students for class preparation.
Discuss what people like to do in their free time by studying the images and answering the questions. Answers given are a guide.
Introduce the topic through an engaging exercise.
5 minutes.
Discuss the following lead-in questions as a class.
Introduce the topic through engaging lead-in questions.
10 minutes.
Watch the video before or during the class.
Explore the concept of a four-day work week through an awesome video.
5 minutes.
Decide if the following statements are true or false.
Ensure students understand the ideas and concepts presented in the video.
5 minutes.
Match the definitions to the correct words used in the video and through out the lesson.
Ensure students understand the key words that are used in the video and will be used in the class.
5 minutes.
Discuss the following questions as a class.
Learn through speaking and making errors. Have fun!
20 minutes.
State if you agree or disagree with each statement, explaining why. Use the language from the pre-lesson work PDF.
Improve speaking skills, critical thinking, and persuasive communication.
15 minutes.
Discuss what you would do in each of the case studies provided, explaining your reasoning.
Allow students to explore 4-day weeks in more detail, and to bring all their learnings from the lesson together.
15 minutes.
Think of an antonym for each of the common business words, then practice using the words by answering the questions.
End the class with a fun speaking activity, encourage students to use the information learned in the lesson.
15 minutes.
Download the homework PDF and send to the student.