Learning With Lynn

Students use relative pronouns everyday, as they'll see in this fun activity that satisfies Common Core language standards and builds on classroom atmosphere and student social skills. Worksheet and detailed instructions for presentation to both general elementary classes and high beginner/low intermediate ELL learners of all ages included. Short at 10-20 minutes, it can work as an ice breaker, introductory activity, guided practice, or independent practice. ELL students will also benefit from

Done in a sketchy, realistic style aimed at middle school and high school students, this portrait of famous civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. is 750x1000 pixels, perfect for digital presentations and products, and is a .PNG with a transparent background. Also included is the black and white line art on both a white background and a transparent background. You can also use it as a small additional print graphic on a worksheet or assignment: at 300dpi it will print at 2.5"x3.33". If you

Great for beginner ELL and ESL students learning English, this activity takes students through real-world examples of ten basic colors in English, using cars (Japanese ones, if students ask!). Once the colors are introduced or reviewed, the teacher puts them out of sight and surprises the ESL or ELL students with a worksheet that features all ten cars once again, but this time in black and white. Can they remember which car was which color? Speaking practice is also included either during the

Japanese teachers: Bring color vocabulary to life with these close-up photos of everyday Japanese cars and a fun memory challenge! Teachers can choose from three sets of cards, 11 romaji (Roman alphabet), 11 kana, and 9 kanji (excepting pink and orange, as they don't use kanji). Students first review the cards of the teacher's choice, and are then surprised with a worksheet (also included in romaji, kana, and kanji versions) that shows them black and white versions of the same cards and asks t