This ready-to-go lesson is designed for grade 1 learners. This lesson was designed with Chinese in it as the L1 of the learners, but after purchase and download the PowerPoint can be edited, so all Chinese can be removed or changed into any language.
🎄 Fun & Interactive Christmas ESL Lesson for Teachers! 🎄
Teach your students about Christmas vocabulary, traditions, gifts, and holiday activities with this exciting and highly interactive ESL PowerPoint lesson! Perfect for Grade 2–3 learners.
This lesson is designed to work extremely well with both small classes and large classes of 40+ students, making it ideal for public school ESL teachers. The bright visuals, Christmas theme, interactive games, chants, and speaking activities help keep students excited and engaged throughout the entire lesson.
This lesson covers:
✅ Christmas Vocabulary – Santa, Christmas tree, gift, stocking, angel, toys
✅ Toy Vocabulary – bike, jump rope, teddy bear, ball, yo-yo, doll
✅ Question Practice – “What is this?” and “What do you want for Christmas?”
✅ Speaking Patterns – “I want a bike, please.”
✅ Christmas Traditions & Story Time – stockings, Christmas dinner, presents under the tree, Santa arriving on Christmas Eve
✅ Interactive ESL Games – Slow Reveal Game, Wall Game, Quiz Questions, and Speaking Challenges
✅ Christmas Chant & Song Activities
✅ Writing and Speaking Practice with guided sentence patterns
Students practice natural conversations such as:
➡️ What is this?
➡️ It’s a stocking.
➡️ What do you want for Christmas?
➡️ I want a teddy bear, please.
➡️ When is Christmas Day?
➡️ Christmas Day is on December 25th.
This PowerPoint is designed to make learning fun, festive, visual, and interactive, while giving students lots of opportunities to practice speaking English in complete sentences.
It works great for:
✔ Large classes (40+ students)
✔ Small classes or tutoring groups
✔ Public school ESL classrooms
✔ Christmas-themed ESL lessons
✔ Online ESL lessons
Watch the video to see the full lesson and how to teach it.
Slide total: 74 (You can see some example slides here)
