Hello everyone, Have you ever been confused with the ESL terms used in a conversation with a colleague or administrator about one of your English Language Learners (ELLs)? Did some of the English as a Second Language (ESL) acronyms, ESL…
Are you ready to dive into the world of mathematical patterns and sequences? Don’t worry, it’s not as complicated as it sounds! In fact, you may already be familiar with some patterns and sequences without even realizing it. Let’s start…
As ESL teachers – we know that one of the most important concepts to teach our English Learners is writing in English. We need to systematically address the ESL writing domain. Although we know there are different skills that need…
Hello Teachers, Thanks for checking in with us this week! Let’s take a quick Math overview at elementary math K-5. As educators, we all know how important math is in our students’ lives. It’s the foundation of so many skills…
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Are you looking for an exciting way to help your elementary English learners ask informational questions? Teaching elementary ESL students how to ask informational questions using verbs and verb phrases is an important element for increasing English fluency. Not only…
Hello teachers, Thanks for popping in, it is great to have you here. Today let’s chat about teaching addition. We know that addition is one of the fundamental mathematical operations that students learn in elementary school. It is essential for…
Intermediate English Language Learners often make common subject-verb agreement mistakes while acquiring their new language. Since the English language has so many complexities and nuances, these can be difficult to spot and correct, but when students master these skills, it…
Here are the secrets of building memorization skills of multiplication math facts in students. Provide daily opportunities to practice. Mix it up! You can use games, timed tests, or flashcards to name just a few ways to vary student practice. …