Live lessons: Changing the World from our Classrooms – with Macmillan Education
Welcome to the exciting new series of live online lessons for students: Changing the world from our classrooms.
Each lesson will focus on a different area of the key global theme of sustainability and will target different age groups and levels of English.
Lessons are open to students around the world, whatever coursebook they are using.
All live online lessons will be run by Harry Waters. Harry has been deeply involved with ELT for years and has been working as a trainer for global online classes for the last two years. He is a passionate teacher trainer and a trustee for the British charity Kids Against Plastic. He describes himself as an imperfect environmentalist with a love of flags and funky second-hand shirts. He is also our ambassador for Change Makers.
Lessons start in May 2023, continue in June, and will return in the autumn with more activities and ideas to inspire your students to take positive action today to create a better tomorrow.
Each live lesson will last 45 minutes and will be delivered via Zoom.
Lesson 1:
Plastic Problems and how to solve them
Join Harry for this lively lesson all about the problem of single-use plastics and let him inspire your students to find ways they can really make a difference and change the world for the better.
Recommended Age: 11+
Level: A2+
Materials needed: Good internet connection, projector/ IWB, speakers. A student worksheet with a short pre-lesson task will be emailed to you the week before the lesson.
We recommend you nominate one student to act as your class voice and type your answers into the chat box.
Lesson 2:
Let’s make every day World Environment Day
Thursday 15th June – from 10:00 or 19:30 EET
Recommended Age: 9+
Level: A2+
Materials needed: Good internet connection, projector/ IWB, speakers. A student worksheet with a short pre-lesson task will be emailed to you the week before the lesson.
We recommend you nominate one student to act as your class voice and type your answers into the chat box.
Please register HERE.
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