Should Schools Teach Life Skills? is an engaging B1 discussion lesson that explores the importance of practical skills in everyday life. Through vocabulary activities, reading, speaking, and writing tasks, students discuss which skills are essential for the future and share their opinions on whether schools should teach more than traditional academic subjects. Inside the lesson
Warm-up discussion: ranking the most important life skills
Vocabulary practice: everyday skills and personal development
Reading: First Aid Class – Best Lesson Ever!
Reading comprehension and discussion questions
Agree or disagree debate with opinion phrases
Pair interviews about useful life skills
Writing task: a blog post about a skill every student should learn
Teacher's answer key and lesson support materials
Students will learn to:
Discuss and compare different life skills
Express opinions and support their ideas with reasons
Talk about practical skills needed in real life
Use vocabulary related to independence and personal development
Develop speaking skills through debates and interviews
Write a structured opinion blog post
Key Vocabulary: budgeting, cooking, giving first aid, managing time, communicating clearly, solving problems, dealing with stress, working in a team, shopping wisely, building good relationships, paying bills. Useful Speaking Phrases:
The most important skill for me is...
I think the number one skill is...
In my opinion...
I agree because...
I don’t agree because...
I believe that...
It’s important to learn this skill because...
Perfect for B1 teens, this ready-to-use lesson encourages critical thinking and meaningful communication while helping students discuss education, independence, and the skills they need for real life. Topic: School
Age group: Teens
Level: B1
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