St. Patrick’s Day is a great time for ESL teachers to teach their students about idioms – not only will the classroom enjoy a cultural lesson, but it also provides an opportunity for English learners to learn some new phrases.
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This is Part 2 of a 2-part post on teaching listening comprehension to English learners, so let’s get started! In Part 1 I gave an overview of how to develop listening comprehension in ELs. Read Part 1 blog post here.…
As ESL teachers we have the task to teach listening comprehension. We know that it is important to build a strong English foundation for our English learners.
Presidents Day is a great opportunity for elementary ESL teachers to engage their language learners in a fun, meaningful activities. This holiday honors the past presidents of the United States and provides a perfect platform for English language learning. I…
Looking for tips on teaching place value? Here is a checklist to determine if students have the necessary skills to understand place value. If students don’t have these skills, STOP and teach these essential building blocks to understanding place value…
Teaching Valentine’s Day is an exciting and fun holiday for both native and non-native English speakers. Teaching ESL students about Valentine’s Day can be a great way for them to learn about the culture, customs, and language associated with the…
Lesson Plan for Reflexive Pronouns
Looking for fun ways to introduce fractions to elementary students? Fractions are fun to teach, but the vocabulary around fractions is essential. Struggling math students and English learners really need some extra help! Are you looking for engaging and fun…
Hello Teachers! Teaching Prepositions is a fun part of grammar. Prepositions are an exciting way to explore the world around us! By using them, we can discover what’s next to, in front of, or behind something else. Teaching prepositions is…