A Song That Always Makes Me Feel Better

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Dec. 05 Fri , 18:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:

Learn simple vocabulary about music, mood, emotion, and feelings.

Watch a video that shows how music affects brain and emotions.

Think about a song (or more) that always makes you feel good — maybe it calms you, motivates you, or makes you happy.

Practice describing that song: when you listen to it, how it makes you feel, why you like it.

Share with classmates: your chosen song, and listen to theirs — talk about differences and similarities.

You will:
✅ Use simple English sentences to talk about music and emotions.
✅ Practice using phrases like “This song makes me feel…”, “I listen to it when…”, “I like it because…”
✅ Build confidence describing personal tastes and feelings — an everyday, real-life type conversation

Session Activities

Question 1: Do you listen to music often? What kind of songs do you like?

Question 2: Do you have a song that always makes you feel better? What is it (or what kind)?

Question 3: When do you usually listen to songs — walking, studying, working, relaxing?

Question 4: Do you think music can change your mood? How?

Question 5: Have you shared a song with a friend to make them feel better? What happened?

Question 1: What song (or songs) make you feel good when you listen — and why?

Question 2: When do you listen to that song (morning, night, when sad, when happy)?

Question 3: What emotion does the song bring — calm, energy, happiness, memory?

Question 4: How does your body react when you listen (smile, walk faster, feel calm, want to dance)?

Question 5: Do words (lyrics) matter more, or the music (melody, rhythm)? Why?

Question 6: Have you ever shared a song with someone to help them feel better? What song and why?

Question 7: Do you think music tastes change with age? Has your music changed over time?

Question 8: Can a song bring memories from your past? Describe an example.

Question 9: After watching the video, what new idea did you get about how music affects people — does that change how you think about your favorite song?

Song

A piece of music with or without words

Mood

The way you feel at a moment

Emotion

A feeling — happy, sad, calm, excited

Relax

To become calm, less stressed

Memory

Something you remember from the past

Melody

The tune of a song

Lyrics

The words of a song

Feel better

To feel healthier, happier, less sad

Inspire

To make you feel like doing something

Favorite

The one you like the most