English Bytes

Use this ESL mini unit to teach your newcomer English Language Learners the names of Thanksgiving foods. This power point slides unit includes visual, English and Spanish cards with directions to play simple games. There are also talking stems to practice speaking about foods that you like and dislike.

Use these printable resources as a literacy center or to reinforce answering text dependent, evidence based questions. The powerpoint includes reproducibles and mini R.A.C.E. strategy posters to restate, answer cite evidence and explain. The questions are based on American Reading Company's IRLA framework, and are meant o be used with popular nonfiction, 1B titles and 1B books included in the foundational skills tool kit. These products are in no way affiliated with American Reading company;

Use this mini unit to teach ELLs the names of breakfast themed foods. This unit includes visuals, flash cards in English and Spanish and sentence frames to practice speaking about likes and dislikes. There are also drag and sort activities to make words plural and distinguish between foods we eat and drink. Great for centers or to support newcomers in distance learning!

Print and use these this game as a fun literacy center to practice reading sight words! The words included are aligned to the 1B Tricky Words used in American Reading Company's IRLA framework and 1st grade high frequency words. Students try to be the first to swat the words called out loud! Also great for distance learning! Print in color and laminate for best results! ***Although the words align with ARC, this product is in no way affiliated with or produced by the American Reading Company

Print and use these this game as a fun literacy center to practice reading sight words! The words included are aligned to the 2B Tricky Words used in American Reading Company's IRLA framework and 1st grade high frequency words. Students try to be the first to swat the words called out loud! Also great for distance learning! Print in color and laminate for best results! ***Although the words align with ARC, this product is in no way affiliated with or produced by the American Reading Company

Print and use these this game as a fun literacy center to practice reading sight words! The words included are aligned to the 1G Power Words used in American Reading Company's IRLA framework and kindergarten-1st grade high frequency words. Students try to be the first to swat the words called out loud! Works best if you print in color and laminate the fly cards! ***Although the words align with ARC, this product is in no way affiliated with or produced by the American Reading Company.

Print and use these this game as a fun literacy center to practice reading sight words! The words included are aligned to the 2G Power Words used in American Reading Company's IRLA framework and kindergarten-1st grade high frequency words. Students try to be the first to swat the words called out loud! Also great for distance learning! ***Although the words align with ARC, this product is in no way affiliated with or produced by the American Reading Company.

Use this main idea, digital graphic organizer to go paperless! Works great as an individual assignment during remote learning in Google Classroom. Students type the main idea on the table top and the supporting details in boxes on the legs. Click the link in the Microsoft Word doc to access the digital graphic organizer.

This Popcorn Game of first grade sight words is ready to print and use right away! Directions are included. The cards are in color, so look best when printed with colored ink. The words on the flashcards are aligned with the 2B level tricky words from American Reading Company's IRLA Framework. Though the words correlate with ARC, this resource is in no way created by, or affiliated with the American Reading Company.

Great multiplication game to play in a math center at school or remotely during distance learning to maintain fact fluency! The facts include are the 7's, 8's and 9's (the trickiest facts for many students)! Cut out the flies and spread them out. Then, be the first to swat the answers written on colorful flies! Even includes simple directions with visuals (great for ELLs or Special Ed).