How to Introduce Yourself in English – ESL Lesson Plan Download

5 min read

Share this post

How to Introduce Yourself in English – ESL Lesson Plan Download

Learning how to introduce yourself is one of the first and most important steps in mastering a new language. This downloadable lesson plan on “How to Introduce Yourself in English” provides students with the essential vocabulary, sentence structures, and confidence to introduce themselves in real-world situations. Designed for beginner students (WIDA: Entering; CEFR: A1), this lesson is part of the Off2Class Step-by-step Curriculum, which takes students all the way from lower to higher proficiencies — lesson by lesson.

Whether in a classroom or online, this lesson sets the stage for meaningful communication and continued language development!

More about the Off2Class Step-by-step Curriculum

The Step-by-Step Curriculum is a structured, level-based program designed to help English learners progress systematically from beginner to advanced levels. Since our curriculum covers all proficiency stages, you just select a level, and start teaching.

They’re similar to a textbook or coursebook, because you can simply start at your student’s level and teach one lesson after another and your student will learn all the necessary competencies for that level.

The Step by Step Curriculum offers:

  • A comprehensive, level-based approach to teaching English
  • Sequential lessons covering all language domains (speaking, listening, reading, and writing, along with some explicit grammar)
  • Targeted homework activities after each lesson
  • Progress tests at the end of each unit

Download this lesson on “How to Introduce Yourself in English”

“How to Introduce Yourself in English” is the very first lesson of the Step-by-step Curriculum, designed to help your students get started. It is designed for beginner students (WIDA: Entering; CEFR: A1).

Objective: Learn present simple be (I, you, we) positive and negative.

Can do: At the end of the lesson, students can use be (with I, you, we) to say their name and where they are from.

You can download the lesson plan here:

If you are looking for even more information on how to teach this lesson plan, be sure to download a free Off2Class account. You will gain access to teacher notes that will guide and prepare you. 

Don’t forget about our free lessons!

If you enjoyed these ESL lesson plan downloads, there are 150+ more available here. We designed these lesson plans to help save you time.

We know teaching Newcomers can be tricky. Therefore, we also offer a wide selection of other resources, training, and content to help you succeed. You can sign up for a free account to access these resources!

Share this post


Lesson Plans

Explore More Lesson Plans

Unlock engaging ESL lesson plans designed for diverse learners.
Teaching the Future with Will: A Lesson Plan for ESL Teachers
Teaching the Future with Will: A Lesson Plan for ESL Teachers
Learning about the simple future tense or the future with will can be a fun...
Read More chevron-right
Teaching The Passive Voice: An Introductory Lesson
Teaching The Passive Voice: An Introductory Lesson
As a native English speaker, I find that teaching the passive voice is quite difficult....
Read More chevron-right
An Intermediate ESL Lesson Plan on Books and Reading
An Intermediate ESL Lesson Plan on Books and Reading
Are you looking for a fun lesson to help your students practice speaking and expand...
Read More chevron-right
View all