What I love about this book is the repeating vocabulary and funny storyline that captivates children. It’s the perfect book to build a lesson around for little English learners.

Idahosa Ness from the Mimic Method talks about learning language through sound to make your English flow and improve your listening and pronunciation skills.

There’s nothing quite like a really memorable villain to add drama to a story! Who can forget Count Fosco, or Moriarty, or Sauron? Use this worksheet to craft the perfect villain. Click Here to Download This Worksheet (PDF) If you’d like a more well-rounded villain, you might consider plotting their character arc. You can also…

Teachers can use learning management systems (Google Classroom, Blackboard, Edmodo, Canvas) to create online discussion boards for their students.

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! I am coming to you from our fabulous new house! The kids are playing {so sweetly} in the playroom, hubs is working on the thermostat that we can't figure out ;) and I finally have a little time to sit down and blog! Whew! I thought it might never happen. We've been working on patterns this week in math. Did you know with our new Texas standards patterning is taken out!? Like, good 'ol AB, ABC, AAB etc.... instead, they're supposed to create patterns IN NUMBERS! But...to get there, we have to teach the basics first. First I get the good 'ol rhythm sticks out and we rat-a-tat-tap different combinations of patterns. Then I build patterns with my students {boy boy girl..} and finally we get to play! I found THESE unifix cube pattern sheets for free from Heidi Songs! To check for understanding after the first day of introducing patterns, I did a quick formative assessment of my students learning. The only directions I gave were to draw a patten- I gave them free reign on which type and what they wanted to draw for their pattern. I cut all the names out so no one knew who drew what. Almost all of my students could create their own pattern! And the ones who didn't... were off by JUST a teeny bit. I love sorting examples and non-examples like this to post while we're working on the topic. This week in stations we're going to be adding some more pattern cards to our rotations. This time, I want my students to create their own of a specific type of pattern. Snag these freebie cards up HERE. Happy patterning!

This ‘How many ticks can you get?’ game provides fun ways of learning the English vocabulary of vehicles. The reference page provides support for students ( who can read) when playing the game. This enables students to work independently, achieve success and build confidence. The works sheets provide opportunities for younger students to trace over words to make sentences, colour according to instructions and complete sentences about different vehicles. The game is also suitable for use with older EAL / ESL / ELL students as a different way of increasing English vocabulary. Vocabulary on the reference page car, bicycle / bike, van, helicopter, rowing boat, ship, aeroplane, scooter, rocket, bus, ambulance, train, lorry, tricycle, submarine, hot air balloon, raft, fire engine, police car, motor bike, kayak, quad, parachute, hang glider, surf board, motor boat The contents page and samples of the resources can be viewed in the preview. Also available in the EALEE store is ‘Transport Vocabulary Building Resources for EAL /ESL / ELL’ containing a wider range of games, activities and worksheets. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Transport-Vocabulary-Building-Resources-for-EAL-ESL-ELL-2828397 If you would like to receive details about my new products, please click on the green star under my store name EALEE at the top of your screen. TpT credits can be gained to use towards future purchases (in any store) by giving feedback about this product. How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases in any store. Please go to your 'My Purchases' page (you may need to login again). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button which you should click. This will take you to a page where you can give a rating and leave a short comment about the product. Your feedback is very important to me because it lets me see which products are most useful for your students. This helps me to decide if alterations should be made and which new resources I should be producing. Thank you for looking and I appreciate all feedback. My store has many other vocabulary building resources which might be of interest to you. Here is the link. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Ealee

Who knew that three simple questions could make an ESL speaking class so fun? Here is an ESL speaking game that your students will thoroughly enjoy!

The fun part of the Lesson Plan Part 3. Production with the games and a printable book for the Clothes unit. These activities will promote an active participation role of your students in class. LINK to the resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Clothes-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-12-6483533 Clothes Unit BINGO! All the units from this series have a Bingo. You can play as a regular Bingo. Print the teacher’s template in colored paper or cardboard. Have the students color each clothing item as they wish but within the colors that you are playing with. Use the teacher’s template colored cards to call the Bingo. Another idea is to use the student’s template for sorting the clothing items as a learning strategy. Clothes Unit Domino is easy to play because the rules are so simple. Students can play with you and other students or play at home with the parents. Pattern is present when playing Domino. Find your pair cards for the clothes unit. Cut all the cards in half on the line. Give each student a half card. Students have to go around the classroom to find their pair and complete the card as they stand together. Clothes Unit Puzzles! Clothes Unit Game boards are great for cooperative play with others, either in the classroom or at home. Pocket charts for your older students to match the clothing word to the picture. You can also do it on a table if you don't own a pocket chart. Clothes Patterns that students can repeat and say it: angry hat, happy mitten, sad hat! And a set of emotions sorting worksheets.Students will sort the images into happy, sad and angry. The Clothes Emotions flashcards are here: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/01/link-to-12th-resource-for-your-english.html Clothes Unit Printable book. This is a coloring book along with a glue the correct phrase boxes to each page stating the color of each clothing item. I put the book together by using a recycled file folder and the fastener. Next blog post will include the rewards for the Clothes Unit. https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/01/clothes-unit-craft-reward-and-cardigan.html Follow me on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/ Follow me! Check the videos on the blog posts and on Social Media.

Check out the top present continuous ESL games, activities, lesson plans, and worksheets. Have some fun teaching this grammar concept.

Check out the top picks for ESL opposites activities and games, along with ESL opposite teaching tips, lesson plans, and more.

Want to teach vocabulary without boring word lists? Here are 5 great ideas to teach ESL vocabulary and keep your students motivated!

These fun games will help your toddler learn shapes (needed for pre-math and logic and pre-reading and writing skill) and burn off excess energy! Double win!

Check out the most common English questions and learn how to answer them. These questions are great for ESL students to practice speaking.

If you're new to playwriting and want to practice playwriting, there is no better way than to learn how to write a 10-minute play. Not only is the piece short and sweet, but it makes it easy to practice over and over without wasting time. You can feel free to make errors, write dumb lines of dialogu

Following Directions task cards to teach Listening Comprehension (Auditory Comprehension / Auditory Memory) skills! Target multi-step (2 & 3 step) & conditional directions with over 90 direction prompts! • 2-step directions: 10 interactive task cards x 3 tasks per card = 30 tasks • 3-step directions: 10 interactive task cards x 3 tasks per card = 30 tasks • Conditional directions: 10 interactive task cards x 3 tasks per card = 30 tasks   Prefer a NO PRINT (digital) version of this resource? Click here.    ★ How do DICE DECKS work? ★ DICE DECKS are highly engaging and make learning fun! Have a student roll a die. If the die lands on a 1 or 4, task A will be completed. If it lands on a 2 or 5, task B will be completed. If it lands on a 3 or 6, task C will be completed.   ★ What are SLPs saying? ★ “Great resource with plenty of direction prompts! I never have the time to look up prompts and am not great at coming up with directions on the fly. These are great! I have them hanging on my white board, ready to grab and use for whoever needs them. Thank you!” -Amanda P.  "My kids always love dice games, and this was no exception! I also love the data sheets. Taking data is somewhat of a struggle at times, but these make it easy! Thank you :)" -Annetta M.  "Love not having to fumble to think of directions off the top of my head!" -Hannah C.  What's Included?  ★ What’s Included in this product? ★ • 30 interactive task cards x 3 opportunities each = 90 opportunities to practice this skill • Black and white {printer friendly} version of task cards • Data Sheets

Emotion, play and surprising activities are the secret ingredients to learning. Knowing the body part vocabulary will build positive self -awareness. Get the files at my Bilingual Marketplace store: https://www.bilingualmarketplace.com/products/body-unit-for-kindergarten-ell?variant=37259437080740 Robot puzzle: Use the puzzles to make a whole body and help the child understand the concept of the body and the location of the body parts. The puzzles are 4 or 8 pieces each. Use the colored version or the coloring page puzzle. The children can exchange their puzzle pieces with a partner. Body Colors Puzzle: print the puzzle pieces onto different colored paper. Point to each body part and have the children name each one. Teacher: What´s this ? Class: arm. Say a color and the students should identify what body part is inside the puzzle part. Then do the opposite. Teacher: red Class: leg Teacher: foot Class: green Do the same but using shapes. Left and right Concept: use arrows to indicate the concept of left and right. Then have children show their hands as indicated. Teacher: Show me your (right/ left) hand. Teacher: Show me your (right/ left) knee. Teacher: Show me your (right/ left)leg. Teacher: Show me your (right/ left) eye. Teacher: Show me your (right/ left) arm. Teacher: Show me your (right/ left) foot. Have children march in class as you say: Left, right. Hand match. Have students match the right and left hands. Use the hands to make patterns on the board. Also distribute all the hands and have them find their partner. Body Parts Flashcards: show the body flashcards one at a time. Teacher: This is a leg. Encourage students to make similar sentences with all the flashcards. As you show a body flashcards, students should touch or move their body parts at the same time. They gain spatial awareness by locating the position of their body parts. Teacher: hand. Students: hand (touch or move their hands) Have students match the smaller cutouts to the big flashcards. Memory Game: you can enlarge the memory cards and play a giant memory game in a bigger space, by gluing the pictures onto small paper plates. Puppets: I found in my files this Carson Dellosa puppets. Encourage students to ask questions to the puppet. Student: show me your hand. The student touches the puppet´s hand. Request the file for free: [email protected] Domino: scatter the domino face down on the table of 4 group members. When a member places a domino piece have him/her name the pictures on both sides. Body Numbers: students have to learn the linguistic and mathematical ability to express themselves using numbers. Hang all the cards in numerical order. Ask students about the cards. Teacher: What is number 3 ? Students : a foot. Teacher: leg. Students: Number 6. Some worksheets to use as a listening activity. and there´s the letter arts and crafts in another product: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Letter-arts-and-crafts-collection-3378536 Play fly swat with the letter arts and crafts. Follow me!

This post is part 1 in my inquiry series. To learn more about inquiry click through to see my many other posts about inquiry. If you are new to my blog,

Vocabulary instruction is so critical in today’s classroom! A vast vocabulary will help students to become better readers and writers. Vocabulary is also essential to their performance on standardized tests. Helping kids to develop their vocabulary is time that is well spent in a busy classroom. I have developed a routine to teach new vocabulary

This resource is included in the Family Unit for Elementary English Language Learners-Starters. Click here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Family-Activities-for-Elementary-ELL-1804475 Cognitive and social skills are at play with the board games. Just print the motivating activities as many as you need for 4 students. It comes with golf balls as markers, students will get to chose their favorite color to play. I added an open clip behind each one to make it stand. The board game has a light green and dark green spaces. Depending on where the student lands, he/she will take that color card and answer the question in order to move on the board. This descriptive sentence activity with cards helps with writing rich, detailed sentences. Students will write their sentences first using the cards and putting in as many words or cards as possible. Then, they will write all the sentences and draw /color the person that they described. Using adjectives to write sentences is essential for effective communication, either when writing or speaking. An old family unit domino game that I couldn’t leave behind. Use it as an assessment tool to see how your students can interact and use active vocabulary during gameplay. A matching words and picture quilt. Students will match the family member word, the adjectives tall and short, young and old to each picture in the quilt. You will check their comprehension as they associate the words to the picture. A pocket chart set is here to aid the students to write sentences related to the hair color in each family member. It will promote interaction between peers to complete the sentences. Spelling is a fundamental aspect of written communication. Do this spelling activity with this robot family set of cards. Students will write all the words in Capitals for attention and maybe fun! Place the template with the cards that you want to practice inside a clear plastic sheet and have the students write the words using whiteboard markers in different colors and then erase for future use. Letters for writing words. Another spelling activity for building confidence. Just print the letters, as many as you need and have students use the small cards as a reference. Next part will be the Family Unit book. Follow me at my TPT store and get the note to followers with the freebies of the week. LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Holistic-English-Resources-By-Rosa-Amelia

The complete resource for the insects unit is here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Insects-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-18-6984205 Insects Unit cutouts activities for the linguistic competence. The cutouts gives a chance to go deeper into the unit using different materials. Pictures help with understanding. Print the jar template and glue it onto a lunch bag. Play guess what’s in the jar? Teacher: What’s in the jar? Students: a butterfly! Teacher: Yes! That’s right. The jar is fun for speaking! Use the cutouts to make patterns. They are important for the students to be able to describe them in a speaking mode, to reproduce them using the cutouts and to create a new pattern they wish.It's a way to experiment patterns in a new way. They will be able to follow a pattern that you say as well. Students: big bee, small bee, big butterfly, small butterfly. The patterns video: Take a look on how I used the cutouts for big or small. Cutouts same and different. Place several cutouts in a row. The first row will have the same insects. Point and have the students repeat with you. Teacher:ant, ant, ant. They are the same! The second row place a different cutout. Teacher:bee, bee, dragonfly. Which one is different? Students: dragonfly! Place the insects cutouts on the board. Tell the students that all the insects have 6 legs and that you are going to count them together. Circle the legs afterwards. · Where are the insects activities? Use the flashcards to place the cutouts as to where you can find the insects. Here is a small chart that I made up as a guide. Identify the location of an insect. Use and model the word on. Place the cutouts on the flashcard to show where the insects can be found. Teacher: The bee is on the leaf Students: The butterfly is on the leaf. Teacher: Where are the grasshoppers? Students: They are on the grass. Take a look! Do the same using the cutouts instead of the flashcards. Have the students describe the quantity using the numbers. Students: There are five insects on the plant. Do more preposition work with the fireflies jars. Go to the blog post and see it: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2024/04/fireflies-prepositions.html It is also included in this resource. Use the numbers flashcards for counting insects cuouts! Teacher: How many insects are there? Students: three! Take a look! Just for fun make pencil toppers. Just add a chenille to the cutouts and twist the chenille around the pencil. This would be the craft for this unit. Another idea is to make a beehive using toilet paper tubes inside a tissue box. Have the students match each bee to each space in the beehive. Students: a red bee in the beehive. · Sorting into jars! Print the jars and labels that you want to practice. Sort by shapes. Sort by type of insect. Sort by color. Sort by quantity. · I saw this idea and gave it a try, I have so many old CDs to recycle. I covered each CD with construction paper and added a shape label to each one. I glued all the shapes insets to clothespin and had the students sort them out. I used fun foam letters to have the students write words along each cutout. Use the flashcards to direct what the insects eat. Teacher: This is a butterfly. What does it eat? Students: a flower! Don't miss the blog post for the Games used for teaching the Insects. https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/07/insects-unit-games-for-teaching.html Check my Instagram Account to see the new resources on the making and the freebies announcements! https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/

Julius Caesar lesson plan ideas don't need to be dated. Add images, videos, and interactive components to your Julius Caesar unit.

Partner conversation starters are a useful tool for your ESL speaking classes. Check out the best ESL conversation topics for beginners.

Reading books and singing is key to language development, and it’s the same for teaching English… Here are the 15 books I use the most.

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These watermelon addition and subtraction math mats are perfect for preschoolers and kindergartens to practice addition and subtraction!

The complete resource for the park unit is here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Park-or-Playground-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-20-7345816 Playground Unit Worksheets for kindergarten learners are still an important English teaching material for active learning. It’s important that students have their own set of flashcards either to take home or to play in class. This activity is with cups that I attached the card with a binder clip and had the students sort the cutouts. Encourage students to collaborate with one another as a teamwork doing this activity. I love to extend the worksheets. The listen and color worksheets are fun. There is the boy and the girl. Teacher: Find the slide! Color the slide red. Have the students say the color of the other drawings in the worksheet. At the end, either you or the students can cut up the worksheet and create a puzzle that another student can put together. Worksheets are for individual work in class or to send home if your school requires homework. It’s easy for the parents to help complete with their children and review the adjectives big and small. Worksheets can be used for assessment. Park Unit Worksheets can be used to review concepts from previous lessons. In this case, numbers and shape. Students should be able to identify the shapes and the numbers in a picture of a park scene. They should be able to follow directions to find the numbers and shapes. Teacher: Find Number 1. Color it yellow. Tracing worksheets help developing the fine motor skills. After the worksheet is done, make puppets to play games in class. More worksheets to highlight the park unit vocabulary. Check the other blog posts related to the park/playground theme printable book and more.https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/10/park-or-playground-printable-book-craft.html Follow me for more on how to use this resource and a lot more.

This is a unit of activities and handouts for the play Antigone by Sophocles. Items Included: ✥ Getting the Terms Straight ✥ Traits of a Tragic Hero ✥ What happened after the story in Oedipus the King? ✥ Study Guide Questions with Suggested Answers ✥ Quotes to relate to the play ✥ Character Chart with Suggested Answers ✥ Quotes handout using quotes from the play ✥ Characterization Webs ✥ Task Cards ✥ Project Choices with Presentation Rubric ✥ Unit Test (Matching, Multiple Choice and an Essay) with Suggested Answers Please download the preview and if you have any questions feel free to ask. Some of the components of this unit are sold seperately: • Characterization Webs for Antigone by Sophocles • Projects for the play Antigone by Sophocles • Task Cards for the play Antigone by Sophocles • Unit Test with Answer Key for Antigone by Sophocles

Link to the Family Theme resource for Kindergarten English Langauge Learner: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Family-Activities-for-Preschool-ELL-1804127 Watch the video of the complete resource: I also have the resource at this store: https://www.bilingualmarketplace.com/products/family-theme-for-kindergarten-efl?variant=35996639068324 Provide an environment with lots of exposure to the family theme. Students should be able to say the family members words. 1 Flashcards are useful to review family words. You can start using only a few cards not the whole set, introduce more as you see progress. Family flashcards Activity 1: Place the flashcards around the room Teacher: sister. Point to sister. Children look around and point to the family member. Repeat with more family members. Family Flashcards and Numbers review. Preschool Activity 3: Give students a flashcard and have them stand in line. Name a family member and instruct that students to step forward and spin or turn around in place. Teacher: baby! Where´s baby ? Turn around , baby! Family Unit Puppets: Make some puppets with the family members. Dramatic play helps with learning new words and expressions, while enhancing the skills of listening and speaking. Make puppets part of your routine. Puppet activity 1: Have the class greet the puppets: Teacher: (showing the dad puppet)Hello , students! Class: hello, dad!! Repeat with all the other family members. Puppet activity 2 to introduce the family members: Teacher: (Point to daddy). Who´s he ? Students: He´s daddy. Puppet activity 3: Hold up a family member puppet. Teacher: Is this mother ? Students have to nod or shake their heads or hold up the yes or no puppets. (available on my TPT store) Students:if the answer is YES, have them wave and greet the family member. Hello, mother! Puzzle: Cut the family members cards into 4 pieces. Show one piece to the class and have them guess the family member. Place on the board. Have the children come up to the front to put the puzzle together, or have them do it on their tables. Family Shapes. There are 2 versions for this game. a- The family members are in each shape. Have the children say which family member is in each shape. Name a family member and have them say which shape that person is in. Teacher: Where is Mother? Students: In the triangle! I created a flannel board out of an old file folder, by pasting felt directly to the file. I also glued some velcro on each shape. b- Blank shapes and separate family members. Place the shapes on the board. Have the children place a family member where you indicate. Teacher: Grandpa is in the circle. Baby brother is in the oval. Baby Girl is in the rectangle. Family drawing: have children draw their families and describe them to the class. Family draw in: I made all these family members without face parts. The chidren will have to draw them and make them happy, sad or angry to review emotions and parts of the face. There are also big faces to do the same, but with pink or red yarn paste on an emotion to it. Animal family: I ran across these animal families and made them as into matching cards. Students can read and understand family vocabulary. Awards: put a safety pin behind. Family Halves Game: give students all the halves and have them sort the people by family members. Also, give each student a half and have them get together by finding a partner with another half. Then, have them get together by family members. Family Album: have the students cut and paste family pictures in each space. Then can also draw each family member. Family Domino: paste your domino onto old files or scraps of old cardboard. Give them free play time with the dominos. And continuing with my collection of worksheets for Preschool English Language Learners, here are some more. Worksheet 1. This is always the worksheet to use as flashcards and more. Keep them for all the classes to revise vocabulary. Tell the students to color each family member in different color hair and eyes, to make different combinations. You can make a class graph or a table graph with the hair color and eye color. Students will demonstrate understanding by reading and matching the word that can be taken off each card and having students match the word to each picture. Worksheet 2. Blank faces for children to make a happy, sad, angry face. I also added the color splotches and the numbers. Instruct students to color their family members in any color combination they want. Colllect all the color splotches in a bag. Take one out at a time. Teacher: What color is this ? Students: Red. Teacher: Who has red hair ? Student: My sister ! ( Answers may Vary ) Teacher: OK. Bring me your sister. ( place the red splotch on the board next to all the family members that have red hair. Continue with all the other color splotches. Then place the numbers next to each family member. Say a number and have the students say who it is and describe the person. Teacher: Number two ! Who´s number two ? Students: It´s mommy ! Teacher: What color is mommy´s hair ? Students: It´s black. Teacher: What color are mommy´s eyes? Students:They´re black. Teacher: Is she happy or sad ? Students: She´s happy. Worksheet 3. Have students trace each mouth with a red crayon. Teacher: Look at brother! He is happy. Trace his mouth. Students trace the contour of each family member. There are the numbers 1 to 4. Have the students place a family member next to each number. Teacher: Number 4. Students: daddy! Teacher: happy, sad or angry? Students: happy ! Worksheet 4. The classic portrait. It´s so much fun to see how the show their family members to the class. And There is the letter arts and crafts for the family theme resource: Link:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Letter-arts-and-crafts-collection-3378536 This resource is part of the Family Unit BUNDLE: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Family-Unit-BUNDLE-for-Kindergarten-and-Elementary-ESL-6704385 Follow me!

Get the Sea Unit resource for Teaching Kindergarten English as a Second Language Learners here!! You will find many printable games to help your young learners succeed in English. The material is designed for differentiated instruction to meet the diverse levels of English of your learners. The resource comes with a step-by-step guidance with teaching tips. Click here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Sea-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-29-8348964 This blog post will be dedicated to develop fluency with the printable games that come in the resource for having fun within the sea unit. The games are great to check how students are working on the key vocabulary from the unit. You can even use a game as an optional warm up activity or a wrap up at the end of the lesson. There's pedagogical work when playing the Games for the Sea Unit with a variety of activities to use with your students. Students will be emphatic with their classmates as they help with words that they are not sure of in order to continue with the game. Language develops as they play. Sea Unit Domino develops vocabulary recognition in any preschool or kindergarten ELL. Students will name each sea creature as they place it in the corresponding space. Vocabulary Bingo is a wonderful listening activity and most of the time they repeat the word several times to make sure it is right. Guide your students into completing their Bingo card. They have to color according to the playing cards that you select. It’s good that you have a set for the students to see which colors are playing and another set for you to call the Bingo. Play as many times as you want. This is another English Communicative strategy as in a Sea Unit File folder game. They are wonderful for independent work or for interacting with peers. It provides more practice on the sea animals and the shapes. Easy to assemble using file folders or use clear plastic sheets as in my examples. The other file folder game is for sorting the English words and pictures emotions on the sea creatures. Sea Unit Game board. This kind of game works on social emotional skills along with focused vocabulary practice. Students will have fun identifying the sea animals, as they count the spaces in English and learn how to move their pieces along the board. Useful for big ELL classroom, print as many as you need. The competence of learning to learn is a good start by using the Sea Animal Pocket charts as students will match the word to a picture. It is a favorite hand on activity for the students that are ready to use words in English. It would be good to use them in pairs and play as one is the teacher and then change roles. More practice activities. Use the cards to make sentences related to the Sea Unit. Half card game. Each card features one part of a sea creature. Students can correct themselves when the complete picture doesn’t match. They can use the language orally in a very independent way. Mathematical competence in this Shark Numbers matching game.Children will develop numeracy practice. This is another important cognitive skill to learn for the young students. They should be able to count using the written and numerical form of the numbers 1 to 10. Have them say the numbers they know. This resource is part of the BUNDLE for teaching Kindergarten English language Learners: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Kindergarten-English-Language-Teaching-Units-BUNDLE-7390586 Go to my Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher

Check out this present simple (simple present) ESL games, activities, lesson plans, worksheets and more for teaching this grammar in style!

Check out the line up game, a simple ESL/EFL time-filler, icebreaker, or party day activity. Have some fun with students of all ages.

Inside: Conversation Jenga for the language class. When I put my students in a speaking situation, I like to make it low-pressure and fun. We’ve really enjoyed conversation Jenga lately– which is obviously better than a worksheet with questions to ask each other. In a sense, conversation Jenga is an authentic speaking situation because it’s a

Looking for a fun and interactive ESL activity that everyone can enjoy? Look no further than the "Guess the Price" game!

The complete resource for the park unit is here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Park-or-Playground-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-20-7345816 Playground Unit Worksheets for kindergarten learners are still an important English teaching material for active learning. It’s important that students have their own set of flashcards either to take home or to play in class. This activity is with cups that I attached the card with a binder clip and had the students sort the cutouts. Encourage students to collaborate with one another as a teamwork doing this activity. I love to extend the worksheets. The listen and color worksheets are fun. There is the boy and the girl. Teacher: Find the slide! Color the slide red. Have the students say the color of the other drawings in the worksheet. At the end, either you or the students can cut up the worksheet and create a puzzle that another student can put together. Worksheets are for individual work in class or to send home if your school requires homework. It’s easy for the parents to help complete with their children and review the adjectives big and small. Worksheets can be used for assessment. Park Unit Worksheets can be used to review concepts from previous lessons. In this case, numbers and shape. Students should be able to identify the shapes and the numbers in a picture of a park scene. They should be able to follow directions to find the numbers and shapes. Teacher: Find Number 1. Color it yellow. Tracing worksheets help developing the fine motor skills. After the worksheet is done, make puppets to play games in class. More worksheets to highlight the park unit vocabulary. Check the other blog posts related to the park/playground theme printable book and more.https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/10/park-or-playground-printable-book-craft.html Follow me for more on how to use this resource and a lot more.

Kids will self-evaluate using BT. They will also choose from a "menu"of activities designed for each level.

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This is an extensive bundle of materials for teaching the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare. There are 340 pages included in this unit. Items included in this bundle: ✤ Sonnets 18 and 130 with questions (Can be used to introduce Shakespeare's language) ✤ Shakespeare Scavenger Hunt with answer key( Can be done in the library or the computer lab.) ✤ Quiz about Shakespeare's Life (20 True/False Questions) ✤ Quiz #2 about Shakespeare's Life (5 True/False and 5 Fill-in) (Either quiz could be used after the Shakespeare Scavenger Hunt. There are answer keys for both quizzes.) ✤ Shakespeare's Life and Times Group Project (Research assignment for either the library or the computer lab. There is a rubric for this project.) ✤ William Shakespeare Biography ✤ History Lesson Listening Activity ✤ History of English ✤ How well do you understand Shakespeare's Language? ✤ Globe Theater History ✤ Shakespeare Interactive Word Wall ✤ To Do or Not To Do (Anticipation Guide) ✤ Scene by Scene Study Guide Questions for the entire play with answers ✤ Character Lists ✤ Act 2 Group Work ✤ Advice Columnist ✤ Extra Credit Assignment ✤ Summary of the play ✤ Mock Trial Handouts (For advanced classes) ✤ Movie Assignment ✤ Characterization Webs ✤ Hamlet Overview ✤ Quiz on Act One, Scenes One and Two (with answers) ✤ 40 Question Test on Acts One and Two (with answers) ✤ 30 Question Test on Acts One and Two (with answers). I used this test when I used The Globe Fearon version of the play. ✤ 35 Question Test on Acts Three and Four (with answers) ✤ Quiz on Act Five (with answers) ✤ 50 Question Unit Test (with answers) ✤ 36 Task Cards for the entire play: Good for do nows or discussion starters ✤ Hamlet PowerPoint Review Game for Acts One and Two ✤ Hamlet PowerPoint Review Game (Review all 5 acts) ✤ Hamlet Bingo Review Game ✤ Character Card Sort Memory Game ✤ And More... Please download the preview and if you have any questions feel free to ask. Some of the components of this unit are available separately: • Assessment Bundle for Hamlet by William Shakespeare • Character Maps for the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare • Characterization Webs for the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare • Hamlet Act One Character Chart • Hamlet Bingo Review Game • Hamlet PowerPoint Review Game for Acts One and Two • Hamlet PowerPoint Review Game (Covers all Five Acts) • Projects for the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare • Study Guide Questions and Answers for Hamlet by William Shakespeare • Task Cards for Hamlet by William Shakespeare • Two Sonnets by William Shakespeare • Shakespeare Scavenger Hunt • Shakespeare's Life and Times Group Research Assignment Related Products • Activities and Handouts for The Taming of the Shrew • Activities and Handouts for A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare • Activities and Handouts for Macbeth by William Shakespeare • Activities and Handouts for Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare • Activities and Handouts for Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare • Activities and Handouts for Othello by William Shakespeare

Link to the community helpers resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Community-Helpers-Unit-for-ESL-Preschool-and-Kindergarten-2539070 The resource is also listed here: https://www.bilingualmarketplace.com/products/community-helpers-unit-for-kindergarten-esl Community Helpers CUTOUTS! This blog post is about how to use the cutouts. I have seen on many Instagram pictures of teachers that do distance teaching use lots of cutouts. I have used them for years. The book series for Preschool and some Elementary would come with them. It changes the pace of always using flashcards. Here are just a few ideas and along the blog you can check a lot more activities that might suit your class. IDEA 1. Help your students become better readers. I made labels for each cutout. But you can make labels for any community helper cutout that you have or create. IDEA 2. Create puppets just by gluing a craft stick.Use the puppets to introduce new vocabulary in a classroom setting or from your computer. Watch the video. IDEA 3. Review prepositions or positional words. This can be done with young students and with older ones as well. I glued the town building in front of a lunch bag in order to do the preposition IN. The rest of the community helpers cutouts I glued them onto toilet paper rolls. Watch the video on how I used it with all the other prepositions to help students become effective speakers. IDEA 4. If you have pocket charts it is great for children to complete the task at their own pace. If not, the matching can be done on a table or the floor. Students will match the things the community helpers use and the place they work. IDEA 5. Any old file folder can be used to create a game using the cutouts. I did it by cutting the cutouts in half and gluing one half onto the file folder. Students have to match the missing half and say the word. I glued an envelope outside the file folder to keep the matching halves. Watch the video. IDEA 6. I love making crowns. Kids always want something to put on their heads. Review the vocabulary using the crown as they name the community helpers in English, just watch the video. Find more that is included in this resource: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2020/06/esl-community-helpers-letter-arts-and.html

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