Have you ever thought about the power of language that MLK offered in his speeches? Idioms and figurative language, repetition? He was a master orator as well as a visionary leader! Let’s take a look at MLK’s use of language!…
Implementing the Gradual Release of Responsibility (GRR) model can enhance your math instruction. To begin with, let’s explore how the Gradual Release of Responsibility model works. Next, we’ll dive into how it can help your students build confidence step by…
As ESL teachers we know that to build background knowledge is one of the most effective ways to make learning meaningful and accessible. For example, this is especially true for English learners, who often bring rich cultural experiences and knowledge…
I recently watched a group of students playing a computer game centered on place value. Watching them play the game I observed who easily played through the levels and who had trouble advancing. As a teacher my mind…
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an important time to teach elementary ESL students about civil rights, equality, and diversity. By using resources like the MLK Martin Luther King Word Wall Cards, teachers can create engaging lessons. In this blog…
Practical tips for organizing ESL teaching January to June. Focus on monthly themes, grammar, and activities to simplify your planning. As the calendar flips to January, it’s a great time to refresh your ESL teaching plans. The second half of…
Teaching Fractions Made Simple: Transforming this challenging and often abstract math concept into an engaging learning experience for elementary students! Explore our ultimate resource packed with hands-on activities, visual aids, and creative strategies to make teaching fractions fun and effective.…
January ESL Lesson Plans and Curriculum provide all your lessons for January at your fingertips! If you’re looking for ESL activities, worksheets, and plans organized by English language levels, this resource will make your planning a breeze. Moreover, you can…
I hope you’re having a sweet start to your winter holiday! Wherever you are, I hope that you’re staying warm and rested. And if you’re teaching multiplication, I hope that you find engaging activities to use with your students. Fact…
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