LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH TEACHERSDEVICES AND THE INTERNET
Jul. 30, 2025
Mixed levels: Starter (A0-A1) and Elementary (A1-A2)
Type of language: General English
Tags: Using Computers and the Internet; Information Technology (IT); Describing Pictures and Photos; Gadgets and Inventions; Vocabulary Lesson; Everyday Objects; 13-15 Years Old; 16-18 Years Old; 18+ Years Old
Publication date: 07/30/2025
In this fully updated lesson, students will look at different devices that are connected to the Internet. They will first see some pictures of these devices and match them to the words. They will then listen to eight short dialogues in which people are using these devices. After some comprehension tasks, they move on to verbs related to the internet and answers questions using them. They will also write and roleplay a dialogue using the target vocabulary and talk about how important the devices are for them. (by Edward Alden)
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AUDIO TRANSCRIPT
Conversation 1
Mikey: Vancouver is the capital of Canada!
Rose: No, it’s not, it’s Montreal! Let’s check… Alexa, what’s the capital of Canada?
Alexa (automated voice): The capital of Canada is Ottawa.
Mikey: Oh, we’re both wrong then!
Conversation 2
Caleb: …and then I said ‘What do you mean?’
Anna: And what did he say?
Caleb: He just… (low battery beep) …oh, wait a minute, my phone battery is low. Let me plug it in… (plugged in beep) There! So…
Conversation 3
Patricia: That looks nice!
Mark: Yeah, I got it for my birthday. I run with it and it tells me how many miles I’ve done, and how my heart is, that type of thing.
Conversation 4
Courtney: When I travel, half of my luggage is books!
Adam: So you need one of these. I have about 250 eBooks on this thing. It’s very light and easy to carry.
Courtney: No, thanks. Not for me. I still prefer to read a real book, you know?
Conversation 5
Ian: The problem with this one is that it’s very old. I can’t see the letters when I’m typing.
Molly: You should get a new one then. They’re very cheap.
Conversation 6
Daniel: This one is a bit more expensive, but it can go up to 300 feet in the sky, and it has a camera, so you can take great photos with it.
Margaret: OK. I’ll take that one then.
Conversation 7
Bob: Excuse me. I need to print a document I wrote on that computer. Is that possible?
Angela: Yes. You just have to click print, and it comes out here at the desk. It’s 50 cents per page.
Conversation 8
Mia: Do you want to borrow my laptop?
Peter: No, I need something smaller. It’s just for little Joey to watch his videos in the car, so this will be perfect.
Adapted from: https://www.linguahouse.com/esl-lesson-plans/general-english/devices-and-the-internet. Accessed on August 5, 2025. LinguaHouse.com © 2008–2025. All rights reserved.
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