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This lesson is designed to be used near the date of Valentine's Day (14 February) to talk about the topic of love and romance. Students will brainstorm vocabulary related to the topic and then discuss some well-known quotes about love. In this lesson, learners will play a vocabulary game with words associated with Valentine's Day. They will then review language related to Valentine's Day through a simple collocation activity, and read and learn a well-known Valentine's Day poem, noticing the use of countable and uncountable nouns. What do you know about Valentine's Day? In this article, read all about how people celebrate romantic love on 14 February. Do the preparation task first. Then read the article and do the exercises to check your understanding. Valentine's Day is a traditional celebration of romantic love. It's celebrated on 14 February in many places. Because love is in the air! This topic is all about Valentine's Day on 14 February, a traditional celebration of romantic love. In this topic you can: write about Valentine's Day traditions in your country and tell us if you celebrate; watch a video and listen to some members of the LearnEnglish team talking about Valentine's Day In this live lesson there will be an introduction to the topic of Valentine's Day. You can learn how to use phrasal verbs, expressions and idioms about love, participate in a quiz and practise using the language yourself. Join the event on Facebook or YouTube at 12.30pm UK time. Find the time where you are. In this article, read all about how people celebrate romantic love on 14 February. Do the preparation task first. Then read the article and do the exercises. Match the definitions (a–h) with the vocabulary (1–8). Valentine’s Day is a traditional celebration of romantic love. It’s celebrated on 14 February in many places. Valentine's Day is celebrated in many countries, but what are the differences between today's celebration and in the past? Read the text to find out some curious facts about the most romantic day of the year. Do the preparation task first. Then read the article and do the exercises. This lesson is designed to be used near the date of Valentine's Day (14 February) to talk about the topic of love and romance. Students will brainstorm vocabulary related to the topic and then discuss some well-known quotes about love. Did you know that in the UK we spend about £503m on cards, flowers, chocolates and other gifts for Valentine's Day? Valentine's Day is big business! This lesson is designed to be used near the date of Valentine's Day (14 February) to talk about the topic of love and romance. Valentine’s Day ESL Lesson Plans. I love to use ready-made lesson plans whenever possible but they can save a ton of time. Here are some of the best Valentine Day lesson plans to check out: British Council Valentine's Day. 1. How is Valentine's Day celebrated? 2. Do you celebrate Valentine's Day? 3. What's your favourite love song? 4. Do you like romantic films? 5. Reflection on Valentine's Day; Lunar New Year; New year, new skills: Your learning goals for 2025; Seasons Lesson Overview. This ESL lesson plan is a triple threat as it focuses on listening, reading and speaking. Students begin by learning new vocabulary related to Valentine’s Day. Then, they have to guess some facts about Valentine’s Day all around the world and check their answers in an interesting reading. A lesson plan for Valentine's Day, based on the poem Valentine by Carol Ann Duffy (I give you, TeachingEnglish - British Council. o p t S o d s r e n a 3 f u 8, t Yes. I like Valentine's day. We prepare a special dinner at home. Actually, my husband cooks, because he is better at it than me. I usually set up a table with flowers and dishes, and sometimes I bake a delicious cake. Stephen: Dear Valentine, I want the world to know I love you Roses are red, violets are blue I love you more than I can say It’s Valentine’s Day next week and I’m writing the cards I’m going to send. Aren’t you going to send any? Ashlie: Oh, what’s the point? I never get any back. I’m just so unlucky in love. In this lesson, learners will play a vocabulary game with words associated with Valentine’s Day. They will then review language related to Valentine’s Day through a simple collocation activity, and read and learn a well-known Valentine’s Day poem, noticing the use of countable and uncountable nouns. They will then produce their own poem. Another way of letting someone know you love them on Valentine's Day is to put an advert in a newspaper. Nowadays social media sites and mobile phone messages are taking over this role - on Valentine's Day 2008 an estimated 80 million texts were sent between mobile phones, which was six times the number of cards sent by ‘snail mail'. Here you can find a wide range of full lesson plans to use in your secondary classroom. All of our lessons are designed around themes engaging and relevant to secondary learners and can be used to complement your school curriculum, giving students an opportunity to develop their English language and skills in motivating and enjoyable ways. Written by young learner experts from around the world Valentine’s Day : Valentine’s Day is on 14 February, and it can seem as if the world is full of couples who are celebrating their love. Some couples might celebrate with dinner at a nice restaurant, flowers, chocolates or other presents. Some single people might put a post on social media about why Share what you discover with your partner(s) in the next lesson. 3. VALENTINE'S DAY: Make a poster about Valentine's Day. Show your work to your classmates in the next lesson. Did you all have similar things? 4. BREAKING UP: Write a magazine article about ending relationships online. Include imaginary interviews with people who are for and
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