At Your Level ELL

Give your Kindergarten and/or beginning-level ELLs practice identifying the title, author, illustrator, and characters of the books they read. This worksheet has visuals that help English learners practice these important academic vocabulary words, and can be used to supplement any independent or whole group reading activity. This worksheet supports C.C.S. K.6 and is a basic skill found on the NWEA MAP test. The file can be printed in color or grayscale.

It is important for ELLs to master the beginning wh- question words: Who, What, Where, When, Why, How Many and How Much. These posters are great references that you can present during mini-lessons and then display in your room as anchor charts. Each poster has 3 photos that illustrate the word along with a Spanish translation. Additionally, there are sample questions and sentence frames to scaffold your students' written and oral language development in English. This resource supports any Co

These materials (and the others in our store) were developed over years of scraping together materials for our English Learners (ELs) as we tried to co-teach and align our EL instruction with the classroom curriculum. If you are an EL teacher in a similar situation, or a class teacher looking for resources made specifically for your English Learners, we hope you find this product useful! This speaking and writing unit is designed for small groups of ELs (4-5 students), and focuses on being able

These materials (and the others in our store) were developed over years of scraping together materials for our English Learners (ELs) as we tried to co-teach and align our EL instruction with the classroom curriculum. If you are an EL teacher in a similar situation, or a class teacher looking for resources made specifically for your English Learners, we hope you find this product useful! This speaking and writing unit is designed for small groups of ELs (4-5 students), and focuses on being able

It is important for ELLs to master the beginning wh- question words: Who, What, Where, When, Why, How Many and How Much. These posters are great references that you can present during mini-lessons and then display in your room as anchor charts. Each poster has 3 photos that illustrate the word along with a Somali translation. Additionally, there are sample questions and sentence frames to scaffold your students' written and oral language development in English. This resource supports any Com

These materials (and the others in our store) were developed over years of scraping together materials for our English Learners (ELs) as we tried to co-teach and align our EL instruction with the classroom curriculum. If you are an EL teacher in a similar situation, or a class teacher looking for resources made specifically for your English Learners, we hope you find this product useful! This speaking and writing unit is designed for small groups of ELs (4-5 students), and focuses on being able

This resource is designed to help English Learners (ELs) with the LANGUAGE of MATH as it relates to FRACTIONS. This download includes 3 WIDA-style writing activities that can be used to pre-teach fractions to ELs. The activities are great to prepare students for tasks they will encounter on the WIDA ACCESS test. Along with your purchase, you will get a guided practice activity that leads into the writing activities, as well as a 9-day outline of how to teach the activities included. This pro

It is important for ELLs to master the beginning wh- question words: Who, What, Where, When, Why, How Many and How Much. These posters are great references that you can present during mini-lessons and then display in your room as anchor charts. Each poster has 3 photos that illustrate the word along with a Hmong translation. Additionally, there are sample questions and sentence frames to scaffold your students' written and oral language development in English. This resource supports any Comm