Extreme Weather ESL Unit | 3 Complete Lessons | Games, Speaking Activities & Vocabulary

Teach Extreme Weather with 3 complete, ready-to-use ESL lessons designed for upper primary students and teenagers.

This comprehensive unit takes students beyond basic weather vocabulary and gets them actively using English through games, speaking activities, challenges and real-life weather contexts.

And you don’t have to figure out how to put all the materials together yourself.

The packet includes a step-by-step teacher guide showing you the suggested order of activities for each lesson, together with clear instructions explaining how to use each game and activity in the classroom. Simply prepare the materials and follow the lesson sequence.

Students explore extreme weather and natural phenomena such as tornadoes, floods, wildfires, earthquakes, tsunamis, heatwaves, blizzards, droughts and volcanic eruptions, as well as weather equipment and more advanced weather language.

What’s included:

3 complete ESL lessons
Step-by-step teacher guidance
Instructions for every activity and game
Extreme weather vocabulary
Weather flashcards
Weather equipment vocabulary
I Have/Who Has game
Taboo speaking game
Weather puzzles and matching activities
Speaking and discussion activities
Consolidation questions
Weather forecasts and prediction activities
Extended weather vocabulary and expressions
Weather idioms
Reading and vocabulary work
Printable classroom materials

The activities are designed to move students from learning and understanding the vocabulary to actually using it, with plenty of opportunities to describe, explain, predict, discuss and speak. For example, students work with weather descriptions, identify weather phenomena, explain the purpose of meteorological equipment and use interactive vocabulary games rather than completing worksheets only.

Recommended for:
Upper Primary & Teenagers
ESL / EFL classrooms
Approximately 3 lessons

Low prep. Interactive. Speaking-focused. And most importantly, you know exactly what to teach next.