Free 2 Bac Lesson Plans: Cultural Values (Unit 6) — Vocabulary, Phrasal Verbs, Functions, Reading & Writing
Free downloadable 2nd Bac lesson plans for Unit 6 — Cultural Values. Vocabulary, phrasal verbs, complaining and apologizing, reading, and a personal letter writing task — aligned with Ticket to English 2.
Unit 6 of Ticket to English 2 explores Cultural Values — a unit that pairs meaningful vocabulary with one of the more genuinely useful grammar points in the syllabus: phrasal verbs. Below are five free, ready-to-teach lesson plans covering the full unit.
All five are free to download, aligned with the Moroccan Standards-Based Approach.
What’s Included
Vocabulary: Cultural Values
Essential vocabulary for discussing cultural values, giving students the language they need to describe and compare traditions, customs, and beliefs confidently.
Grammar: Phrasal Verbs
A dedicated lesson on phrasal verbs — genuinely common in everyday English but consistently one of the harder structures for students to master, since meaning often can’t be guessed from the individual words.
Functions: Complaining and Apologizing
Practice two closely related, everyday communication functions — expressing a complaint appropriately and apologizing sincerely — both tested directly in the exam’s language section.
Reading: Cultural Values
A reading passage on cultural values that builds critical thinking and cultural awareness alongside the comprehension skills the exam tests.
Writing: A Personal Letter
A complete lesson on personal letter writing — a different register from the more formal writing tasks elsewhere in the syllabus, giving students practice with a warmer, more informal writing style.
Built around Ticket to English 2
All five lessons are aligned with the Unit 6 syllabus and the Moroccan Standards-Based Approach, so they slot directly into your existing pacing for this unit.
How to Use These in Class
Teach phrasal verbs in short, repeated doses
Phrasal verbs rarely stick from a single lesson. Revisiting 3-4 of the unit’s phrasal verbs briefly in the following lessons — even just a quick recall warm-up — reinforces them far more effectively than covering them once and moving on.
Link complaining and apologizing directly to the personal letter
A personal letter is a natural place to practice both functions — complaining about a problem or apologizing for something — so teaching the Functions lesson shortly before the Writing lesson lets students draw on language they’ve just practiced.
Use the reading to introduce real cultural comparisons
Beyond comprehension questions, ask students to compare one value from the reading to their own cultural context — a quick discussion that deepens engagement with the topic before writing.
Personal letters need a different register than formal writing
If students have already practiced formal letter writing in another unit, spend a few minutes explicitly contrasting the tone and structure — personal letters are warmer and less rigid, and students often default to formal habits out of exam anxiety.
Download the Lesson Plans
All five files are free to download individually.
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Yes — all five lesson plans (vocabulary, grammar, functions, reading, and writing) are free to download individually.
Phrasal verbs are hard because their meaning often can’t be guessed from the individual words that make them up — “give up” doesn’t relate obviously to “give” or “up” on their own, which is why repeated, spaced practice works better than a single lesson.
Yes — they follow the Ticket to English 2 Unit 6 syllabus and the Moroccan Standards-Based Approach.
A personal letter uses a warmer, less rigid tone and structure than formal writing tasks like a formal letter or application form, giving students practice with a different writing register.
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