Esl teaching elementary

Get this FREE ESL Teaching pack with speaking practice printables for Kindergarten, Elementary or Middle School students with no English who need to learn to communicate basic needs in the classroom and understand basic instructions.

This blog post shares some of my all time favorite resources to use in an elementary ESL classroom. Each one is kid tested and teacher approved.

Learn three simple things you need to teach your ESL beginners right away. These include variations of introductions, classroom surroundings and basic needs

This is a new unit from the Intermediate 2 which was just added to the ESL Curriclum Membership with lessons in vocabulary, literacy, grammar, writing and discussion. The story is a fun take on a classic fairy tale. The connected language goal is on metaphors and similes. The discussion includes academically rigorous vocabulary and sentence stems for grade-level content goals. For these lessons and 1000s of other teaching resources, join the ESL Curriculum Membership at Kid-Inspired.com

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Take the guesswork out of supporting ELLs in the classroom. These strategies can be used with all subjects and age levels to boost engagement of ESL students. Find out more here and get started today! #eslstrategies #ellstrategies #esol #englishlanguagelearners

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Tips for using task cards with ESL students. Ways to help newcomer ELLs speak, listen, read, and write with a non intimidating beginner activity. Ways to integrate these cards into the classroom and how students benefit and are able to expand vocabulary. #esl #teachingesl #ELLs #newcomers

Learn about some of the differences between teaching phonics to ELLs and native English speakers. Also discover some new resources.

Do you have a newcomer student in your classroom? Here are some strategies for supporting newcomer ELLs in their elementary classroom...