Description
Fall vocabulary can be so much fun with ESL students! Your students' will be so engaged with fall vocabulary through describing picture scenes and fall activities worksheets. This resource is based on a PWIM model of language learning and includes PWIM posters and lesson plans with additional language development activities.
If your goal is to build language with early and emergent language learners, check out the describing picture scenes classroom theme pack.
Continue the learning with the digital + print making words templates to practice spelling, sight words, and other phonics games.
What's included:
✅ Unit guides for each scene
✅ Pumpkin Patch Scene (color + black/white)
✅ Apple Orchard Scene (color + black/white)
✅ Labels
✅ Trace-able word cards
✅ Blank label cards
✅ Word sort t-chart
✅ 10 fall activities worksheets for reading/writing practice
✅ 2 fall vocabulary comprehension passages
✅ Sequence cards in color + black/white
✅ Main idea/topic graphic organizer
✅ 2 fall paragraph sorts
✅ Create-a-scene templates
✅ Rhyming card game
✅ Syllable card game
✅ Language Assessment template
This fall vocabulary describing picture scenes activity is a PDF format. It can be accessed through a computer and is intended to be printed. The fall activities worksheets may be projected and discussed with students. Most activities were intended to be hands on and interactive to increase efficiency of ESL learning and retention.
You should buy this describing picture scenes set now because it will:
➡️ background for your students
❗️boost their confidence
give them the opportunity to see their oral language come to life through pictures and literacy.
Fall is a ✨magical✨ time of year full of change, and many students may not have experienced this weather and climate before. Set them up for academic conversations and conversations with their peers through practice with fall vocabulary and this language development activity.
Want to learn more about literacy, language learners, and engagement? Check out the blog for free ideas, tips, and more.
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Description
Fall vocabulary can be so much fun with ESL students! Your students' will be so engaged with fall vocabulary through describing picture scenes and fall activities worksheets. This resource is based on a PWIM model of language learning and includes PWIM posters and lesson plans with additional language development activities.
If your goal is to build language with early and emergent language learners, check out the describing picture scenes classroom theme pack.
Continue the learning with the digital + print making words templates to practice spelling, sight words, and other phonics games.
What's included:
✅ Unit guides for each scene
✅ Pumpkin Patch Scene (color + black/white)
✅ Apple Orchard Scene (color + black/white)
✅ Labels
✅ Trace-able word cards
✅ Blank label cards
✅ Word sort t-chart
✅ 10 fall activities worksheets for reading/writing practice
✅ 2 fall vocabulary comprehension passages
✅ Sequence cards in color + black/white
✅ Main idea/topic graphic organizer
✅ 2 fall paragraph sorts
✅ Create-a-scene templates
✅ Rhyming card game
✅ Syllable card game
✅ Language Assessment template
This fall vocabulary describing picture scenes activity is a PDF format. It can be accessed through a computer and is intended to be printed. The fall activities worksheets may be projected and discussed with students. Most activities were intended to be hands on and interactive to increase efficiency of ESL learning and retention.
You should buy this describing picture scenes set now because it will:
➡️ background for your students
❗️boost their confidence
give them the opportunity to see their oral language come to life through pictures and literacy.
Fall is a ✨magical✨ time of year full of change, and many students may not have experienced this weather and climate before. Set them up for academic conversations and conversations with their peers through practice with fall vocabulary and this language development activity.
Want to learn more about literacy, language learners, and engagement? Check out the blog for free ideas, tips, and more.
Let's Connect!
