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Preview of Help!  My Student Speaks Russian!

Help! My Student Speaks Russian!

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Do you have a student who speaks Russian? Are you unsure if his/her speech and language errors are due to second language influence or a communication disorder? Use this packet to accurately differentiate between errors that are related to second-language influence or are due to a communication disorder. The framework used to distinguish language differences from language disorders is beneficial for all educators, and the use of this framework will result in improved instructional targets for
Preview of Журнал «По-русски вместе» | Russian | Русский язык | 13 выпуск

Журнал «По-русски вместе» | Russian | Русский язык | 13 выпуск

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ТемыДень рождения Бориса Стругацкого А1биография Бориса СтругацкогоГрамматика: предложный падеж существительных Согласование прилагательного с существительными в роде и числеГлаголы в настоящем времениГлаголы в настоящем и прошедшем времениСамые известные книги СтругацкихФАНТАСТИКА:ЧТО ЭТО ЗА ЖАНР?какие есть жанры фантастикиТЕСТ: КАКОЙ ТИПФАНТАСТИКИ ПОДХОДИТ ВАМ?ДЕНЬ РОЖДЕНИЯ ХАНСА КРИСТИАНА АНДЕРСЕНА А2Биография Ханса Кристиана АндерсенаГрамматика: образование форм родительного падежа и прила
Preview of ESL Student/Teacher Russian-English Common Phrases Bundle

ESL Student/Teacher Russian-English Common Phrases Bundle

This I give to the teachers and students at my school to use with our ESL newcomers as a way for them to build confidence and independence in a new country. Teachers can give them immediate feedback and converse with the students. Whether they point to the sentence, or try and speak it, they are gaining English language acquisition. Teacher Translation Phrases Include: Good job, Good, Great, Excellent, Good Idea, Perfect, Welcome, Good to see you, Good morning, Good afternoon, Hello my name is,
Preview of ESL Russian-English Frequent Phrases Students Use

ESL Russian-English Frequent Phrases Students Use

This I give to the teachers and students at my school to use with our ESL newcomers as a way for them to build confidence and independence in a new country. Teachers can give them immediate feedback and converse with the students. Whether they point to the sentence, or try and speak it, they are gaining English language acquisition. Student Translation Phrases Include: Hello, Good morning, Good afternoon, Bye, See you later, Have a good day, Can I go to the bathroom, Can I get a drink of water,
Preview of ESL Russian-English Frequent Phrases Teachers Use

ESL Russian-English Frequent Phrases Teachers Use

This I give to the teachers and students at my school to use with our ESL newcomers as a way for them to build confidence and independence in a new country. Teachers can give them immediate feedback and converse with the students. Whether they point to the sentence, or try and speak it, they are gaining English language acquisition. Teacher Translation Phrases Include: Good job, Good, Great, Excellent, Good Idea, Perfect, Welcome, Good to see you, Good morning, Good afternoon, Hello my name is,
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About high school Russian professional documents resources

On TPT (Teachers Pay Teachers), High School Russian Professional Documents Resources support students who are building both language confidence and practical communication skills. These resources often connect classroom Russian to real-world tasks like formal writing, vocabulary development, and workplace communication. For high school learners, that blend can make the language feel more relevant and purposeful. It also gives teachers ready-made support for lessons that go beyond basic conversation practice.

Teachers can find resources such as vocabulary lists, correspondence templates, guided writing activities, and assessments that check for accuracy and tone. Some materials focus on professional email language, formal letters, or document formatting, while others include practice with reading authentic-style texts. These formats are helpful because they break a complex skill into smaller steps that students can handle with confidence. They also make it easier to differentiate for learners who need more structure or extension.

In the classroom, a teacher might introduce a formal communication lesson, model key phrases, and then have students practice with a printable organizer or task card set. Later, the same materials can be used for review, independent practice, or a quick assessment before a unit ends. Ready-to-use resources save valuable prep time, especially when teachers want polished activities that fit into a busy schedule. They also help students see how Russian skills connect to academic and career-ready situations.