Language Bridge ML Resources

Full Detailed Lesson Plan Included! This engaging, hands-on lesson introduces students to conditional clauses using an interactive math and language approach. Designed for early elementary learners (especially English Language Learners), students explore “if/then” statements by combining and manipulating shapes to create new figures. Through teacher modeling, visual aids, and guided practice, students learn how to describe relationships between shapes using simple conditional language. The acti

This resource is a versatile and engaging way to help students develop essential writing, speaking, and listening skills through a meaningful, real-world task. Students practice using imperative verbs in context as they write clear, step-by-step directions for a recipe, strengthening both grammar and procedural writing skills. The structured planning sheet supports learners in organizing their ideas, while the listening checklist encourages peer interaction, active listening, and oral language

This printable board game is great for students who need to practice using articles (a, an, the) in simple sentences. Students pick a card and complete the sentence on the card. If they are correct, they move the number of spaces indicated on the card. If they are not correct, they stay put. Watch for cards that have special directions, too! Answer key included. Make learning English grammar fun for all ages!

This Glow and Grow form is a practical, student‑friendly tool for teaching constructive peer feedback and reflection. Students record their name and a classmate’s name, summarize the story or work, note what they liked (the "glow"), and suggest a specific improvement (the "grow"). The scaffolded sentence starters model high‑quality, respectful language and make feedback accessible for emergent writers and multilingual learners. Teachers can use the form during writing workshops, partner read‑al

This purchase will provide a PDF with a link to The Mitten Written Response Organizer in the form of a Canva template. Print as is or customize to your liking with Canva.

Use this flipbook when studying about bodies of water. Cut each page on the black line below the text and then staple them together to make a flipbook. Bodies of water include: ocean, lake, river, tide pool, pond. Each page has a space for students to write a description or information about each body of water as well as draw and color a picture.

This graphic organizer and template is meant to be used with a physical potato head doll (or other realia). Students create a potato head person and then use the graphic organizer to develop a story that they can then write on the pages that follow. It can be used with any grade level, but was originally designed for primary students.