Hello everyone! I can’t believe it is Spring already! Summer is just a round the corner and a great time to reflect on the craft we preform as ELD teachers! Read on… The 4 D’s: Demographics/Definitions/Decrees/Development Demographics: Did you know…
Hi everyone, Since Phrasal Verbs are very common in oral English, their understanding is essential for communication and reading comprehension. However, when writing formally there are two reasons we strive to use the academic or formal equivalents of Phrasal Verbs.…
Hello everyone! Elementary teachers, are you looking for an easy way to make and creative an interactive idiom bulletin board that builds vocabulary and appeals to all students? Here it is! This is a great activity for your classroom including…
Socrates Lantern: End of the Year Arithmetic Game and Worksheet Bund…: Has it ever seemed like the school year will never end and you find yourself counting the days and hours until summer vacation. You need som…
Hello everyone! Have you wanted to try learning centers in your classroom, but weren’t sure where to start? Have you tried centers and not been successful? If you answered yes to either of these questions, read on and I will…
Helllo everyone,I found this fun post over on We are Teachers. It talks about 10 common grammar mistakes and fun games and activities to help your students overcome them! WeAreTeachers Staff You know those grammar errors that students make in…
Hi everyone,This is a fun and informative video I thought you might enjoy! The music to this video is performed by Rythm Rhyme Results whose website is www.educationalrap.com. Check them out for more great learning songs! Great fun!…
Here is an email I send out before MLK Day to our classroom teachers. Many of them used it! Always trying to get those language objectives included in every classroom lesson! Here it is: Hi everyone,If you are looking for a language…
Hello everyone and Happy Mother’s Day! I watched this video last January and still think of it. I thought this is a great day to rewatch it and send out a hope that everyone tells their mom “I love you”…
Pronunciation accuracy may not be the most important thing for making non-native English speakers easier to understand, but rather it is their fluency, including fewer pauses, restarts and speech rate, according to research from Purdue University. Read more at: …
