Units marked A2–B1 and B1–B2 cover the same topic at different levels. Pair them when you are teaching a mixed-proficiency group: the tasks align, so both halves of the class can share a final activity.
Football
Sport as a way into opinion language, comparatives, and structured disagreement.
A2–B1B1–B2SpeakingDebate
- Lesson plan I Love Football A2–B1 HTML
- Handout I Love Football A2–B1 HTML
- Survey I Love Football A2–B1 HTML
- Debate Structured debate activity A2–B1 HTML
- Lesson plan Football & Us B1–B2 HTML
- Handout Football & Us B1–B2 HTML
- Survey Football & Us B1–B2 HTML
Food, Cooking & Culture
Preferences, food vocabulary, and cultural comparison, with a pair role-play and printable fill-in practice.
A2A2–B1B1–B2Role-play
- Lesson plan Food I Like A2–B1 HTML
- Handout Food I Like A2–B1 HTML
- Survey Food I Like A2–B1 HTML
- Lesson plan Food, Cooking & Culture B1–B2 HTML
- Handout Food, Cooking & Culture B1–B2 HTML
- Survey Food, Cooking & Culture B1–B2 HTML
- Role-play Talk About Food — pair task A2 HTML
- Print practice Food vocabulary fill-in PDF
Travel & Places
Describing places, expressing wishes and plans, and talking about famous destinations.
A2–B1B1–B2Speaking
- Lesson plan Places I Want To See A2–B1 HTML
- Handout Places I Want To See A2–B1 HTML
- Survey Places I Want To See A2–B1 HTML
- Lesson plan Travel & Famous Places B1–B2 HTML
- Handout Travel & Famous Places B1–B2 HTML
- Survey Travel & Famous Places B1–B2 HTML
Sports Language Chunks
Formulaic sequences for talking about sport, with a printable fill-in and Spanish glosses for L1 support.
A2–B1VocabularySpanish glosses
- Interactive Talk Sports — chunk practice A2–B1 HTML
- Print practice Sports phrases fill-in PDF
- Reference Sports phrases with Spanish translations PDF