[PDF] FREE ESL Lesson Plan – B2/C1 | Time Management & Procrastination

Help your ESL students boost their listening, vocabulary, and speaking skills with this engaging FREE B2/C1 lesson plan based on the TED-Ed video “How to Manage Your Time More Effectively.” This ready-to-use worksheet is perfect for adult learners and advanced teens who want to discuss procrastination, time management, and productivity while practising real English.

Kaya

9/11/2025

Inside this FREE lesson, you’ll find:
Warm-up questions to spark discussion about procrastination and personal experiences.
Vocabulary practice with 5 useful words (meltdown, surface, fluidly, simultaneously, encounter) and clear B2-level definitions.
Listening comprehension (True/False) with corrected answers to guide students’ understanding.
Mini research project where students explore effective ways to fight procrastination and share their findings.
Sentence completion activity to reinforce vocabulary in context.

This FREE lesson plan is ideal for:
✅ ESL/EFL teachers working with B2–C1 learners.
✅ Conversation classes that focus on real-life topics.
✅ Online or in-person lessons (works great for both!).
✅ Teachers who want no-prep, student-centred materials that encourage critical thinking.

Why teachers love it:
  • 100% FREE and ready to teach — just print or share!
  • Based on authentic content from TED-Ed, making lessons more engaging and motivating.
  • Focuses on communication, problem-solving, and research skills.

Bring TED-Ed into your classroom and help your students learn how to manage their time more effectively - while improving their English - with this FREE lesson plan!
FREE ESL Lesson Plan – B2/C1 | Time Management & Procrastination
FREE ESL Lesson Plan – B2/C1 | Time Management & Procrastination

Help your ESL students boost their listening, vocabulary, and speaking skills with this engaging FREE B2/C1 lesson plan based on the TED-Ed video “How to Manage Your Time More Effectively.” This ready-to-use worksheet is perfect for adult learners and advanced teens who want to discuss procrastination, time management, and productivity while practising real English.