How to spend your time wisely / English lesson
5,00 €
Help your students master useful time-related collocations while reflecting on their own habits. In this ESL English lesson, students will learn and practice key collocations with “time”, such as invest time, fritter away time, and more. They will explore real-life situations and tips, reflect on how they use their own time, and discuss strategies to manage it more effectively.

How to Spend Your Time Wisely ESL lesson at a glance
Why this topic works in the ESL classroom
English has many fixed expressions with the word “time”: we can save, spend, invest, waste or fritter away time. Learning these collocations helps students sound much more natural. Combining them with the topic of time management works well, because students can immediately use the new phrases to talk about their own habits and how they could organise their days better.
Who this lesson is for
This lesson is a good fit for intermediate (B1) learners who want to sound more natural and talk about their routines. As a standalone lesson it works as a one-off class, a break from the coursebook or part of a longer course.
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Verified owner Elizabeth –
Interesting lesson.