VERY VARIED VOICES …………………………… This is an excellent and fun way to open a lesson. Students practice vocabulary through songs and chants with very varied voices. GROUPING: Whole classOBJECTIVE: To practice vocabulary WHAT YOU NEED: • Song/chant HOW TO: •Sing…
It is time for fractions and the video Math Tutor has a 9.00 minute video which serves as a nice introduction. Basic Math: Lesson 6 – Clip #1 – Understanding Fractions Happy Teaching!
Hi everyone,Are your ready for more information on collocations? Remember a COLLOCATION is an expression of two or more words that go together. Collocations “sound right” to native speakers, but are difficult for English Language Learners who lack the native…
Hi everyone,I wrote a fun song on collocations ~ words that go together in a certain order. I started looking into collocations and found out what a complicated part of English these can be. I am going to post a…
Hi everyone, Today I used a Number Formation package from Jennifer Kadar over at Empowering Little Learners. Each number has a poster, worksheet or two and comes with a parent letter! It is cool. Check it out at her Teachers Pay…
Hi everyone!I recently started to look into phrasal verbs. This is such a tricky area of English for my intermediate and early advanced language learners that I wanted to learn more about them. I found out that there are 3…
Don’t miss this article, it is a great one to read and pass on to staff members and colleagues. It has relevant information that we should all know and practice! Here is a link and the very beginning of the…
Hello everyone!Here is a fun quick song to get your students ready for the language that goes with comparing and contrasting! Happy Teaching!
Hi everyone,Are your ready for more collocations?According to wikipedia (), There are about six main types of collocations-adjectives and nouns,nouns and nouns(a….of….),verbs and nouns,adverbs and adjectives,verbs and expressions with preposition, verbs and adverbs. Although grammar is important when teaching English,…
Hi everyone,I received an email today from an ELD teacher asking the following: When I’m going to teach forms to 4th and 5th graders who are EA, what can I do with them that is more advanced? If I give…