30-Minute ESL Lesson Plan: Introducing Yourself (A1)

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Help your beginner-level English learners build confidence from the very first lesson with this easy-to-follow 30-minute ESL lesson plan.

Perfect for online teaching, this resource introduces essential phrases, such as “My name is…”, “I am from…”, and “I am a student.” The lesson utilises visual aids, simple drills, and guided speaking practice, ideal for A1 learners who require clear, supportive instruction.

What’s Inside:

  • A complete 30-minute structured lesson

  • Vocabulary & phrases for introductions

  • Step-by-step instructions for warm-up, practice, and wrap-up

  • Optional grammar focus and extension activity

  • Ideas for flashcards with jobs and country flags

  • Suitable for online or classroom use

Who it’s for:

  • ESL/EFL teachers working with A1 (beginner) students

  • Online tutors looking for ready-to-use, engaging materials

  • Anyone teaching English to newcomers or international students

Why you’ll love it:

  • Clear, easy-to-teach structure

  • Fun and interactive—focuses on real communication

  • Saves time planning and helps you look professional

Add it to your toolkit and help your students speak from day one!

A4 PDF.

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