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This PowerPoint includes 10 different pictures (with questions) for your ELLs to practice the picture description section of the NYSESLAT Speaking Test. # Pictures are appropriate to ELLs in 1st and 2nd grade # Black and white version, just like the real test, included # Quick link to the NYSESLAT Rubrics on the slideshow

This PPT allows you to introduce Central Park to your students in 45 minutes. To align with the requirements of CCLS, the texts chosen are high in complexity (complex sentences and juicy vocabulary) for lower elementary students, compelling and concise.In addition, this PPT also allows you to conduct a quick (1-2 min) grammar lesson, investigating the language function of "by". This suits those who use whole-language approach to teach content and language in their classroom. It is time to enhan

This engaging and interactive 16:9 slideshow is designed to foster social and emotional learning (SEL) in your classroom. Over the course of 2-3 days, both teachers and students will have the opportunity to get to know each other better. Through faceless self-portraits, students will express their inner selves, and use linguistic frames to provide constructive feedback during the gallery walk. Through faceless self-portraits and the gallery walk, English Language Learners ELLs engage in meaningf

Teachers can personalize the anticipation guide depending on the topic they are teaching. At the beginning of the unit, this graphic organizer can be used to activate students' background knowledge and help them build curiosity about the topic. Through the unit, students read texts about the topic, and decide whether they change their mind of agreeing or disagreeing with statements listed on the guide. They have to write down quotes to support their stances, and made reflections on the "double

There are 2 ways you can use this: 1 - While teaching text features of non-fictional texts, you can have students fill out the boxes to identify the features. 2 - After teaching students how to identify text features in nonfictional texts, you can use this worksheet to access their learning. Quick & Easy! This is in Microsoft Word format, so your students can fill out the boxes digitally and return to you via online learning.

A personalized chart decided for kids learning their numbers. The even numbers are in purple while the odd are in black. Simply use it by changing the name to your kid or student, and if you don't like the image, just download something else to replace it. Print on letter size paper and laminate it so that your kid/ student can use a marker to write on it.

Give them out to your students whenever they show politeness. Your students can collect them and exchange for gifts once they receive a certain amount. Encourage them to respect and be polite to each other.

Used for character connections in a literature circle.