Have you ever thought that Mathematics can sometimes seem abstract and detached from real life? I have. One effective way that I love to make teaching math fun is by incorporating storytelling into my lessons. Math Storytelling Present math problems…
Wondering how to teach ESL in February?Embracing and supporting English learners in the ESL classroom is a rewarding yet challenging responsibility. For educators seeking a comprehensive and inclusive resource, the “February ESL Monthly Curriculum Bundle” is a gem. this resource…
Just in time for a new month, I put together some February-themed math sentence starters for each grade level (K-5) that you can use in your math class during February. These sentence starters can help encourage student participation, reasoning, and…
Are you ready to join me in a review of some of the top ESL teaching strategies to look for when choosing resources for February? OKay, let’s go! We know that teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) involves catering…
Teaching addition with 2-digit numbers doesn’t have to be a challenge—it can be a blast! With our Addition with 2-Digit Numbers Math Games, Activities, and Lesson Plans, you’ll have everything you need to make learning engaging, hands-on, and effective. Here’s…
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…
