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100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)
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Wasting time gathering material for your most advanced students? Running short on interesting subjects? Getting ransom like demands for random topics? Sleep easy ESL Warriors! Lesson planning just became a thing of the past! Here are 100 lessons covering a diverse collection of topics that will humble your most cocky students. Students will learn vocabulary that is practical, professional and natural. No more talking like robot conquistadors from an AI bot training school. This lesson collection will have your students expressing themselves like a day one native. Don’t get stuck wallowing in the monotony of lesson prep! Buy this Lesson Book featuring 100 lessons today and forget all your lesson prep headaches for the next year or perhaps two!

Lesson List:

1. Alien Encounters

2. Amazon global

3. Banksy Trolls the Art Gallery

4. Burning Out on Your Dream Job

5. Business & Politics

6. Car Dealerships

7. Celebrities In Space- Exploring the Universe

8. Challenges of the Gig Economy

9. Chasing the Dream: Sports Scholarships

10. Cities without Cars

11. Coffee Culture & Third Places

12. College Admission

13. Concerts & Accidents

14. Corporate Speech and Campaign Finance

15. Cosmetic Surgery

16. Cringe Co-Workers and Office Jerks: Toxic Workplaces

17. Cruising Together

18. Cult Membership

19. Death of the Summer Job

20. Death Penalty

21. Degree Inflation

22. Emotional Support Animals

23. Europe and Air-Conditioning

24. Fake Weddings and Theme Parties

25. Family Vacations

26. Fashion Branding- Finding the Right Fit

27. Fear of Flying

28. Florida Man

29. Forever Young - The Race to Reduce Your Biological Age

30. Free food for Tattoos

31. Generation Gaps and Traditions

32. Going to the Bank

33. Gym Culture

34. Haunted House

35. Hippo Problems in Colombia

36. Holiday Cheer

37. How to Be a Good Neighbor

38. Inspiring Innovation

39. Instagram Husbands

40. Is Everest Over?

41. Is Fun Dead?

42. Job Search Horror Stories

43. Leadership Lessons from Navy Seals

44. Learning Lessons in your Career

45. Learning Without Grades

46. Liveable Wages

47. Locals Only- A lesson on Overtourism

48. The Luck of the Rich

49. Malibu Beach Snobs- Who Owns the Beach

50. McMansions- Why are American Houses So Big?

51. Mind Your Manners- Restaurant Etiquette

52. Money & Friendships

53. Moral Dilemma of Deepfakes

54. MTV Cribs: Unrealistic Reality TV

55. Museum Heists- Criminal Minds

56. Nightmare Consumers

57. Open Offices

58. Parental Advisory- Censorship and Music

59. Prayer on the 50 yard line

60. Preparing for Disaster- Quakes, Canes, Floods and Fires

61. Pulled Over by the Police

62. Remembering the Dead

63. Rental Car Inflation- Fighting Inflation

64. Restaurants & Phone Lines

65. Returning Lost Property

66. The Right to Disconnect

67. Risky Business Ventures

68. Sasquatch Sightings

69. Saving Democracy

70. Servant Culture

71. Sexism in Sports Marketing

72. Shark Bites & Surviving the Wilderness

73. Slaying the Interview

74. Sovereign Citizens

75. Sports Betting

76. Sports Washing & Player Activism

77. Squatters & Adverse Possession

78. Stand Your Ground and Self-Defense

79. Star Wars

80. Subway Conduct

81. Tariff Wars

82. Taxes and Owning Automobiles

83. Teaching Kids About Money

84. The Beef with Beef

85. Thrill Rides & Theme Parks

86. Time Millionaires

87. Toxic Friendships

88. Train Hopping Hobos

89. True Crime Obsession

90. Van Life

91. When to Be Yourself

92. Why Do Goods Fall Apart?

93. Why Drinking Age is 21

94. Wills, Trust & Charity

95. Winging It

96. Workaholics- The Art of Humblebragging

97. Work Visas and Migrant Employees

98. Worker’s Rights

99. World War Tech

100. Wrong Career Choice

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100 ESL Lessons for Upper Intermediate & Advanced Learners (B2- C1)

Rated 3 out of 5, based on 1 reviews
3.0 (1 rating)
The Hunt for Fluency
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12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Pages
414
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
Lifelong tool

Description

Wasting time gathering material for your most advanced students? Running short on interesting subjects? Getting ransom like demands for random topics? Sleep easy ESL Warriors! Lesson planning just became a thing of the past! Here are 100 lessons covering a diverse collection of topics that will humble your most cocky students. Students will learn vocabulary that is practical, professional and natural. No more talking like robot conquistadors from an AI bot training school. This lesson collection will have your students expressing themselves like a day one native. Don’t get stuck wallowing in the monotony of lesson prep! Buy this Lesson Book featuring 100 lessons today and forget all your lesson prep headaches for the next year or perhaps two!

Lesson List:

1. Alien Encounters

2. Amazon global

3. Banksy Trolls the Art Gallery

4. Burning Out on Your Dream Job

5. Business & Politics

6. Car Dealerships

7. Celebrities In Space- Exploring the Universe

8. Challenges of the Gig Economy

9. Chasing the Dream: Sports Scholarships

10. Cities without Cars

11. Coffee Culture & Third Places

12. College Admission

13. Concerts & Accidents

14. Corporate Speech and Campaign Finance

15. Cosmetic Surgery

16. Cringe Co-Workers and Office Jerks: Toxic Workplaces

17. Cruising Together

18. Cult Membership

19. Death of the Summer Job

20. Death Penalty

21. Degree Inflation

22. Emotional Support Animals

23. Europe and Air-Conditioning

24. Fake Weddings and Theme Parties

25. Family Vacations

26. Fashion Branding- Finding the Right Fit

27. Fear of Flying

28. Florida Man

29. Forever Young - The Race to Reduce Your Biological Age

30. Free food for Tattoos

31. Generation Gaps and Traditions

32. Going to the Bank

33. Gym Culture

34. Haunted House

35. Hippo Problems in Colombia

36. Holiday Cheer

37. How to Be a Good Neighbor

38. Inspiring Innovation

39. Instagram Husbands

40. Is Everest Over?

41. Is Fun Dead?

42. Job Search Horror Stories

43. Leadership Lessons from Navy Seals

44. Learning Lessons in your Career

45. Learning Without Grades

46. Liveable Wages

47. Locals Only- A lesson on Overtourism

48. The Luck of the Rich

49. Malibu Beach Snobs- Who Owns the Beach

50. McMansions- Why are American Houses So Big?

51. Mind Your Manners- Restaurant Etiquette

52. Money & Friendships

53. Moral Dilemma of Deepfakes

54. MTV Cribs: Unrealistic Reality TV

55. Museum Heists- Criminal Minds

56. Nightmare Consumers

57. Open Offices

58. Parental Advisory- Censorship and Music

59. Prayer on the 50 yard line

60. Preparing for Disaster- Quakes, Canes, Floods and Fires

61. Pulled Over by the Police

62. Remembering the Dead

63. Rental Car Inflation- Fighting Inflation

64. Restaurants & Phone Lines

65. Returning Lost Property

66. The Right to Disconnect

67. Risky Business Ventures

68. Sasquatch Sightings

69. Saving Democracy

70. Servant Culture

71. Sexism in Sports Marketing

72. Shark Bites & Surviving the Wilderness

73. Slaying the Interview

74. Sovereign Citizens

75. Sports Betting

76. Sports Washing & Player Activism

77. Squatters & Adverse Possession

78. Stand Your Ground and Self-Defense

79. Star Wars

80. Subway Conduct

81. Tariff Wars

82. Taxes and Owning Automobiles

83. Teaching Kids About Money

84. The Beef with Beef

85. Thrill Rides & Theme Parks

86. Time Millionaires

87. Toxic Friendships

88. Train Hopping Hobos

89. True Crime Obsession

90. Van Life

91. When to Be Yourself

92. Why Do Goods Fall Apart?

93. Why Drinking Age is 21

94. Wills, Trust & Charity

95. Winging It

96. Workaholics- The Art of Humblebragging

97. Work Visas and Migrant Employees

98. Worker’s Rights

99. World War Tech

100. Wrong Career Choice

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3.0
Rated 3 out of 5, based on 1 reviews
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Well Constructed but Use with Caution
Rated 3 out of 5
June 25, 2026
Edited to add: I have now used three of the units. For two of them, articles either required me to make a free account (travel essay) or pay a subscription fee to read (Forbes). That really makes these items seem inaccessible to the average teacher or tutor. These materials are well constructed, engaging, realistic and imaginative, and would keep conversations interesting. It is a huge advantage that the recommended reading for each week is linked to a real news article. The work associated with each topic is not *too* challenging, but challenging enough to keep students learning and reaching. However, I would not use these in high school. Because many of the topics are controversial, they may be contentious or not appropriate dependingbon your audience. I was able to find enough topics to use for all 8 classes.
Sara M.
544 reviews • Illinois
Grades taught: Other
The Hunt for Fluency
Response from
The Hunt for Fluency
(TPT Seller)
Jul 1, 2026

Sara, thank you for the review and the kind words. We would like to add that these lessons are primarily designed for one on one adult lessons, but can be used with younger students that are open to thoughtful discussions. The 100 topics used in this eBook are listed in the description for potential buyers to review, and also by design, are meant to challenge students to get outside their comfort zone and think about the world in different ways. As a collective, the Hunt for Fluency does not shy away from controversial subjects, but strives to encourage a respectful exchange about real life issues that our students will face outside the classroom. Our goal as English Teachers is to provide our students and your students (who use our materials) with the skills necessary to express themselves in any and every situation they may encounter in everyday life. Thank you for buying our product.

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