Home topic activities that scaffold and build on the foundation of rooms of the house and the responsibility topics. The worksheets include multiple activities with writing strategies for building language proficiency (2nd year and above language learner levels, Home School, Immersion and Heritage S...
Home topic activities that scaffold and build on the foundation of rooms of the house and the responsibility topics. The worksheets include multiple activities with writing strategies for building language proficiency (2nd year and above language learner levels, Home School, Immersion and Heritage S...
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There are four main strands used when acquiring any new language: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Here, I will break down each strand when we're teaching English language learners in our classroom. What it looks like and ways to assess and build these skills. Sme of these strands may seem more difficult to understand and…
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Town Unit for Kindergarten English Language Learner Resource(Prek-K). LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Town-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-21-7419688 Town Unit Games. The play that you do now with your students with will give them an academic advantage later on. Play is the motivation students need to love learning the new language. Town Unit Domino. Give your students the opportunity to play fairly with their classmates. They get to speak and listen as students name the town vocabulary. Town Unit Bingo. Most students play Bingo with excitement. They will create their own unique Bingo template. Each student template comes with empty boxes that students will pick from the pictures templates and glue them onto the boxes. Use the written word cards to play a matching game. You can use a punch on the punch cards as a reward for the winner. Town Unit Half card game. Students will hold one part of a card as they go around and find the other part developing dexterity at the same time. Town Unit Board Game. Review the rules for playing the game. The game gives students the chance for extra practice for the Town Unit Vocabulary review. Students can refer to the town Flashcards if needed. Just added the pocket chart to the resource.Students can match the picture and the word create sentences. Here is the link to the Town Unit worksheets: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/12/community-helpers-worksheets-for.html Check my Instagram Account! https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/ Subscribe to my newsletter. Just Follow ME!!
Town Unit for Kindergarten English Language Learner or EFL Resource for classroom use. LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Town-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-21-7419688 Town unit cutouts for describing locations. The cutouts can be enlarged for your class. Pictures aid students into memorizing all the words and connect making sentences for where we live. Assemble the town scene by printing the locations desired. Mount each cutout onto pieces of a box. Laminate if desired. Make as many copies as needed for as many groups you have in class. Use the cutouts on a table, or on the floor or any designated place in the classroom.Students will be able to identify stores: This is a pet shop. Students will identify the family members in town. Have them identify and name the family members (Mother or mom, father or dad,sister or sis) as they listen to your indication to place them correctly on the scene. Teacher: Mother is at the bakery! Where is Daddy going? Students:He is going to the pet shop. Start by having the students place the locations in town as they listen to your direction. Teacher: Put the school! The bakery is next to the school! The bank is next to the school! Students can also correct false statements. Teacher: The school is next to the police station. Students: NO, teacher!! Have your students answer questions about colors. Teacher: What color is the bakery? Students: PINK!! Then, have the students put the family members at a specific location. Teacher: Mommy is at the bakery! Daddy is at the bank. Where is Sister? There are colored cars and transportation related to the locations such as ambulance, school bus, etc. Students can make sentences as you model them. Teacher: There is a grocery store! Students: There is a post office! The cutouts are great for speaking opportunities. Check out the Town Unit Worksheets Blog post: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/11/town-unit-worksheets-for-kindergarten.html Check my Instagram Account! https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/ There is more to this resource coming on the next blog post. Just Follow ME!!
This is the first blog post for the CIRCUS unit resource available for teaching Kindergarten English Language Learners. Click on the Link to the complete resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Circus-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-27-8156815 Consolidate vocabulary in a ludic way. Circus Vocabulary Flashcards are a way to help your students to improve their visual memory and focus on learning the new vocabulary. Use the Circus Flashcards to introduce the new words. Have the students identify Circus animals and people. People work at the Circus, present them all together and ask questions with WHO? Teacher: Who is this ? Students: The clown! There is food at the Circus. Review or introduce what people usually eat at the Circus, have them guess and pull out the flashcard. Review the parts of the face using the clown flashcard. Include: ears,eyes, face,mouth, nose.As a teacher, use your chalk to collaboratively write the word for each part of face with your students. Reread the words with your students as a revision with them. Review the parts of the body using another clown flashcard. The clothes can also be reviewed. In most circus settings there are animals or least there used to be. Review the animals by using the train with animals flashcards set. Put the train flashcards with zoo animals to play a review game. Use the pointer arrow that you can make using the templates. Teacher: Point to the elephant! The colors can be put into practice.Sort the Circus items by colors. Here’s another example. Prompt the students to identify the circus vocabulary flashcards using the arrow pointer or any other that you might have. If the student identifies the flashcard, take it off the board and give it to him/her. If not, continue with another student. Student: Magician! Throw the ball game. Find a very soft and harmless ball to have the students throw to the Circus Flashcard that you name from a distance. Students love playing with a ball and they can get extremely excited. Student: tent! Circus includes a balancing act! I bought the hat at a party store. Have the students walk with the flashcard on the hat as they say the name of flashcard. Throw a beanbag to the favorite item in the circus. Line up the flashcards on the floor or desk. Name an item and have the student throw the bean bag to it. Make the beanbag using felt and the templates provided. I made the ticket beanbag as my example. You can make several beanbags in different colors. Please Like and follow my Facebook fan page to get the updates for FREEBIES and new additions to the blog. More to this resource, just check the blog post :https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2023/10/this-resource-is-included-in-circus.html
These 12 Russian authors are known for their wit and entertaining style, which are perfect for Russian learners looking to improve their vocabulary.
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Focus on the Learner - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The student is a 25-year-old man from Libya who is learning English to further his career in the Libyan government. He has difficulties with grammar, specifically tenses, writing, including spelling and punctuation, and pronunciation of certain sounds like 'p' and 'th'. To improve his grammar, the document recommends an online grammar resource. For writing, it suggests a BBC skills website. And for speaking and pronunciation, using dictionaries, online pronunciation guides, and games are advised.
Learn new ideas for retelling with English Language Learners. Retelling is a great way to incorporate speaking skills into the classroom.
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Town Unit for Kindergarten English Language Learner Resource. LINK: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Town-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-21-7419688 Plan challenging activities to practise the language. Town Unit Small cards. Easy to use as you choose which cards you want to work with. They are small to use with small groups to drill the new vocabulary by repetition or to send home to parents for extra practice. Customize the activities with the small cards to suit your class. Use them to elicit the identification and description of locations. Use the small cards for individual writing practice. Use magnetic letters or grab those from the dollar tree. Ask questions: What's this? Students: It's the shop. · I used small numbers to do a listening activity. Place the small cards on a table or board. Say where each number goes. Teacher: The fire station is number one! Then, have the students put the locations in number order on the board. Ask questions: Teacher: Where is the hospital? Students: It's next to supermarket. Teacher: Where is the school? Students: It's between the shop and the airport. Take a look! Print them double and there is a memory game. Students: There is a park and a post office. Use the small cards in this game to review basic questions. Teacher: What’s this ? Students: It’s the post office. Teacher: What color is the post office? Students: It’s blue! · Matching words to the corresponding picture. Cut the words out of each card and make a matching game. This activity helps with word recognition and reinforces the connection between spoken words and their written forms. Check out the Town Unit printable book Blog post as a way to introduce the preposition at: https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/11/town-unit-book-and-craft-for.html Please Like and follow my Facebook fan page to get the updates for FREEBIES and new additions to the blog. Check my Instagram Account! https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/ There is more to this resource coming on the next blog post. Just Follow ME!!
Happy to post about the Garden Unit resource or Nature as some teachers name this unit. Another title would be look outside. Students will identify things that grow and understand the features of nature, of the natural world. Link to the complete resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Garden-Unit-for-Kindergarten-Holistic-English-Series-17-6914668 This blog post will be on how to use the flashcards in class. It is a good aaid for the memorizing the new words. Garden or Nature Flashcards are for the visual presentation of the new vocabulary. It motivates all the students with Visual Intelligence. Focus your instruction on the student’s needs, on their interest, on what you know will make him/her engaged. The flashcards will focus on tree, flower,grass,bench,seed,roots,leaf,log,plant. Use the flashcards to ask questions. Place your flashcards on the board and ask questions. Teacher: What’s this ? Students: It’s a flower. Teacher: What color is the flower? Students: It’s white and yellow. Activity with the flashcards. Place the flashcards all over the classroom and have the students find the flashcard that you name. Teacher: I can see a red flower! Students run to find it. Teacher: How many flowers are there in the classroom? Students:ten flowers! There are flashcards for the plural. What are these? Teacher: What are these ? Students: They’re flowers. Teacher: What color are the flowers? Students: They’re yellow. Activity with the flashcards. Play pass it and say it fast! Hand in one plural flashcard to a student. That student says the word and pass it fast to the student next to him or her. Student 1: logs! Student 2: logs!Be sure to pass another plural flashcard to student 1 to keep the game going. Actions or commands flashcards. Mime the action as a model and have the students repeat. Place the color flashcards on the board and have the students come to the front to sort the flowers, trees and leaves flashcards. Review and sort the Emotions Flashcards. Then, have the students name each garden flashcard. Students: a happy flower! Do the same sorting but with shapes. Teacher: How many flowers do you see? Students: four! Ask “have” questions. Teacher: This is Alex. What does he have? Students: a flower! A hose! Saw this idea of the slow reveal. I placed my example flashcard into a clear plastic sheet and covered it with opaque white paper. It was easy to slowly slide the paper to reveal some of the flashcard as the students would try to guess the word. Take a look! Another idea with any flashcard. Place the flashcard into a plastic sheet like this one or any that you have. With a whiteboard marker, have the students trace the words and the picture as they name each one. Use this flashcard to introduce tall and short. Teacher: It’s a tall tree, it’s a short tree. Check my Instagram account! https://www.instagram.com/rosamelia_eslteacher/ Check the printable book! https://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2021/06/garden-unit-games-and-more-for.html Follow me!!
