How humanity got hooked on coffee

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Jan. 26 Mon , 03:00 USA

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Description

This lesson explores the historical, cultural and social significance of coffee and its role in everyday life around the world. Students learn about the origins of coffee, its spread through trade and migration and the development of coffeehouses as social spaces. Through discussion, vocabulary and comprehension tasks, learners practice reading and listening skills while thinking critically about habits, routines and productivity. The relatable topic encourages students to express opinions, compare cultures and connect historical events with modern lifestyles.

Session Activities

1: Do you prefer coffee, tea or neither? Why?

2: How do people in your country usually drink coffee?

3: Have you ever tried coffee from another country? What was it like?

1: How important is coffee in your daily life? Do you drink it regularly?

2: Do you think coffee improves productivity or focus? Why or why not?

3: How is coffee culture different in your country compared to others?

4: What social role do coffee shops play in modern life?

5: Do you prefer drinking coffee alone or with others? Why?

6: Can drinking too much coffee be harmful? How?

7: How do specialty coffees change the way people enjoy coffee?

8: Should coffee production focus more on ethics and sustainability? Why?

9: What makes some people addicted to coffee while others aren’t?

10: How do coffee trends, like cold brew or latte art, affect people’s choices?

Cultivation

The process of preparing and using land for growing plants or crops