The Hidden Power of Smiling

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Nov. 11 Tue , 08:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:Learn what happens in your body and mind when you smile.Practice vocabulary about emotions, faces, and positive actions.Watch the video and talk about how smiling changes your feelings and the people around you.Share personal experiences about when and why you smile.You will:Understand the emotional and physical effects of smiling.Use simple sentences to describe emotions and reactions.Practice speaking naturally about happiness and daily habits.Learn to notice how a smile can improve communication.

Session Activities

Question 1: How often do you smile during your day?

Question 2: What usually makes you smile — people, music, food, something else?

Question 3: Do you think smiling can change your mood? Why or why not?

Question 4: Can you tell if someone’s smile is real or fake? How?

Question 5: Do you think people in your country smile often?

Question 1: What happens when you smile at another person?

Question 2: Do you think smiling is always a sign of happiness? Why or why not?

Question 3: How can smiling help you in your daily life (school, work, friends)?

Question 4: Have you ever smiled even when you were not happy? Why?

Question 5: How does smiling affect the people around you?

Question 6: What differences do you notice between fake and natural smiles?

Question 7: Can smiling be a form of communication? How?

Question 8: Do you think smiling can help you stay healthy? Why?

Question 9: After watching the video, what new thing did you learn about smiling?

Smile

To move your mouth up to show happiness

Happiness

The feeling of being glad or joyful

Face

The front part of your head

Emotion

A strong feeling like joy, anger, or sadness

Positive

Good or helpful

Stress

A feeling of worry or pressure

Connection

A feeling of being close to someone

Mood

The way you feel at a moment

Expression

The look on your face that shows emotion

Habit

Something you do often or regularly