All A2 articles – Page 3
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LessonA Time to Travel: USA - Slaves No More
Amber journeys back in time to meet Abraham Lincoln and show him how his desire to pass the 13th Amendment changed the course of American history forever.
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ArticleA Time to Travel
Follow our hero, Amber, and her friend, Naz, on a journey through time and history with this collection of exciting audio adventures by Luke and James Vyner.
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LessonWhy I quit complaining about cyclists, scrapped my car and chose public transport
Should cities invest in better infrastructure to promote alternative transportation options?
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LessonI’m only seeing bands I loved when I was 14. Am I in a musical rut – or is this growing up?
Does the music we listen to in our teenage years become our favourite for the rest of our lives?
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Teaching toolInteractive Flashcards: Healthy Eating
Introduce your students to the vocabulary they need to discuss healthy eating with this set of Interactive Flashcards.
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LessonDoes an unhappy partner make you less happy?
Discuss with your students how our good or bad mood may affect our significant other.
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LessonFrench miss: is the future of movie kissing in jeopardy?
Have you ever wondered if two actors kissing in a movie are actually kissing?
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LessonA moment that changed me: I had a heart attack at 37 – so I went to live in a cave
How can a near-death experience alter drastically the way we live?
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Teaching toolOnestopenglish Quizzes: Hobbies & Pastimes
Get your students to practise the Present Continuous while talking about hobbies and pastimes with this fun quiz.
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Teaching toolOnestopenglish Quizzes: Christmas & Winter
Have fun with your students throughout the holiday season with this jolly Christmas quiz.
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Teaching toolGame Cards: Vegetables
Get your students talking about vegetables while they move around the classroom with this fun set of Game Cards.
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Teaching toolOnestopenglish Quizzes: In The Classroom
Review and practise your classroom object vocabulary with this onestopenglish quiz.
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ArticleBeyond on onestopenglish: Knowledge
Karen Kovacs introduces this collection of topical lessons for teenagers related to art, television, literature, theatre, advertising, and the press. Students practise speaking and further subskills while being creative.
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LessonElementary Business: Empowering Refugees
Read with your elementary-level students about a social enterprise that gives refugee women the skills to succeed in the workplace.
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Teaching toolMacmillan Dictionary Quizzes: Verbs II
In this Macmillan Dictionary quiz, you can practise verbs often used in a similar context, such as look, look like, pretend, and show.
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Teaching toolMacmillan Dictionary Quizzes: Verbs I
In this Macmillan Dictionary quiz, you can test your knowledge and practise the following verbs with similar meanings: say, tell, speak, talk and ask.
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LessonElementary Business: Dealing with Difficult Conversations
What is the best strategy to deal with difficult conversations in the workplace? Discuss this topic with your elementary-level students.
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LessonElementary Business: Hire Diversity, Earn Talent
Do senior employees face discrimination in the workplace? Discuss this topic with your elementary-level students.
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Teaching toolGame Cards: Family
Help your students talk about their families with this set of Family game cards.
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LessonElementary Business: Family Leave for All Parents
Should both parents be able to take family leave to take care of their children? Discuss this topic with your elementary-level students.