Coffee Day Fun Lesson Plan: "Coffee Party!"

Let's set a cozy party mood. Bring some coffee beans, instant coffee, or just pictures of delicious coffee.

• Fun Questions:

  • Do you like the smell of coffee?

  • Are you a "Don't talk to me before my coffee" person?

  • What is your favorite coffee cup or mug like?

    

Forget boring rules.

Let’s invent the most delicious, crazy, or magical coffee ever!

Fill in your menu card:

1. Name of the drink: (e.g., Super Mega Chocolate Dream, Happy Morning Magic)

2. Base: (Espresso, double espresso, cold milk, or hot chocolate?)

3. Crazy Add-ins: (Marshmallows, caramel, ice cream, cinnamon, or maybe gold sprinkles?)

4. The Cup: What does the cup look like? (Pink, glows in the dark, has a cat face?)

   

1. You morning speed?

• A sleepy sloth (ленивец).

• A rocket ship (ракета).

• I don't move until I get my cup.

2. Your ideal weather?

• Sunny and warm.

• Rainy, cold, and cozy.

• Doesn't matter, I drink coffee everywhere!

3. How do you like your weekends?

• Sleeping until noon.

• Reading a book in a café.

• Meeting friends and talking loudly.

4. Choose your superpower?

• Never feel tired.

• Read minds.

• Turn water into coffee instantly.

• Stop time to finish sleeping.

5. How do you deal with stress?

• Deep breaths and chocolate.

• Silence and a hot drink.

• Panic, drink more coffee, then fix everything!

• Talk to a friend and laugh it off.

🏆 Results:

• mostly А — You are an Iced Latte 🧊

• mostly B — You are a Classic Americano ☕

• mostly C — You are a Double Espresso ⚡

• mostly D — You are a Pumpkin Spice Latte 🎃

Prepare strong arguments in English, and defend your favorite drink in a fun, friendly debate.

Step 1: Choose Your Team

• Divide the classroom into two groups:

  1. Team Coffee (The Energizers)

  2. Team Tea (The Chill Masters)

     Step 2: Write down 3 ironclad arguments on why your drink is superior.

     💡 Useful Vocabulary & Phrases for the Debate:

     • "In my opinion..."

     • "First of all..."

     • "Furthermore..."

     • "On the one hand... On the other hand..."

     • "You can't deny that..."

     • "Let's be honest..."