Ms. Erin's ELL Classroom

This bundle offers materials that will help your students practice identifying the different parts of CVC words (Initial phonemes, medial phonemes, and final phonemes), as well as help them unscramble letters to form CVC words. This is a simple on-the-go framework that will help your kids begin to decode CVC words.

This contains three sets of flashcards. All have the same words. Set 1 - English/Spanish Set 2 - English only Set 3 - Wordless This can help slow release your ELLs by 1) connecting the Spanish to the English, 2) recalling the English word based on the printed word, and 3) recalling the word based solely on the image.

This product contains 30 unique, Christmas themed BINGO cards, as well as the caller’s cards with labeled pictures. This game is a very popular with my ELLs, and is also appropriate for general classroom use.

This book has 46 Kindergarten-Level High Frequency Words. How to scaffold: Students will listen to the word, repeat it, trace and say the letters, then reread the word. Student will then look for the word in the sentence at the bottom, and say the sentence (contextualizing the word). Practice until students can independently identify the word, letters, and provide a sentence. Do 2-3 words at a time for best results. Great for ELLs.

This Christmas Vocabulary Card set is great for a game of 'Go Fish' or 'Old Maid.' There are 48 unique cards to help practice Christmas words. For 'Old Maid,' I would recommend using the 'Grinch' or 'Coal' card as the 'old maid.' For ELL's this is great practice for: 1) Do you have? 2) Yes, I do. 3) No, I do not (don't.) Go fish! 4) Give it to me, please! 5) Thank you! / You're welcome!

Categories requires the user to print out the pages, and cut out the clothing in the dotted squares (98 in total). Students will present one of the sixteen sorting pages to the students, and students will find items that can be worn given the situation. This opens up opportunities for students to talk about the clothes we wear, why we where them and when, and why they chose what they chose.

This is a game board to support kids with the animal and action vocabulary in the story 'From Head to Toe' by Eric Carle. This game requires a dice and game-pieces to move around the board. It is best for groups of two. Appropriate for grades Pre-K through 2nd grade. It is also appropriate for ELLs working on these sentences.

This Christmas Vocabulary game can be played in small and large groups. There are 48 unique cards in a deck. The cards are distributed to the students. It doesn't matter which card you start with. Who ever goes first says "I have (a/an) _______. Who has a ______?" The student with the card being asked for repeats the process with the same sentence frame. It is a quick fun way to review or talk about Christmas vocabulary. My ELLs really enjoy this game.

Practice listening skills, letter recognition skills, and writing skills. This product also helps with understanding concepts of print, by way of left-to-right reading. The teacher will read the word for the students, and the students will pick the letter that best represents the initial phoneme in that word. Great for small groups or if you are able to project it up.

This product provides a fun and collaborative way for your kids to practice the present progressive tense. Kids take turns listening and responding to questions. Kids must use pictures and pre-written sentences to successfully participate in the game. This game will require students to use the following sentence and question: I am ____ing. Who is _____ing? This is a great start for getting students used to the pattern of the present progressive tense in the first person/singular, and asking appr

A fun way to engage with Valentine's Day Vocabulary. This set includes 58 cards. This requires kids to both read the cards and follow the required sequence. Students must pay attention to each play and stay engaged in order to play successfully. The game can be played in small groups and large groups. Great reading practice, sentence frame practice and vocabulary practice! If you liked this game, reviews are so appreciated!

This product is an ELPA21 aligned Informational text with comprehension questions included. Read about how Valentine's Day chocolates are made, and practice answering questions about the text. Print front and back!

Practice listening skills, letter recognition skills, and writing skills. This product also helps with understanding concepts of print, by way of left-to-right reading. The teacher will read the word for the students, and the students will pick the letter that best represents the initial phoneme in that word. Great for small groups or if you are able to project it up.

Increase engagement, encourage critical thinking, and build reading skills with this Valentine's Day Vocabulary Puzzle. Great for students with stronger reading skills who are ready to start putting words and meaning together (Literally).

This product contains 68 Valentine's Day-themed words. It's great for themed conversations, writing tasks, and vocabulary building. It can also be used for a quick categorization task. Use these fantastic visual cards to help your students build their Valentine's Day conversational skills.

This file contains 15 pages of Valentine's Day-themed matching activities. It is an ELPA21 aligned activity that will have the kids practicing themed vocabulary while also preparing them for the ELPA21. I recommend doing it one page per day to help prep the kids. This makes for a great bell-ringer.

This deck contains 32 unique pairs of Valentine's Day-themed vocabulary cards. This game can either be played as ' Go Fish,' with all pairs included, or as ' Old Maid' with one of the ' Broken Heart' cards removed from the deck (leaving only one). My kids beg me to play this game. Incorporate level-appropriate sentence stems into the game such as: Do you have ______?; Yes, I do.; No, I don't. Go fish!; etc.

This product includes 20 pages of Valentine's Day-themed, ELPA21-centered Reading/Listening Practice Activities. These activities will prepare your ELLs for tasks associated with the ELPA21 while also exposing them to Valentine's Day vocabulary and concepts with images directly linked to the sentences. This is also good year-round practice for any student struggling with listening and reading. Sufficient space is included for students to write the correct word on the line. KEY INCLUDED

This product is a memory game. Group the matches into a deck of 16 cards (8 sets of matches in one deck). I typically start this game by reviewing the vocabulary with the kids before shuffling and setting the cards out. Set the cards out in a 4x4 pattern. Kids will take turns searching for the matches. For ELLs, I typically use this game to:1) practice Valentine's Day vocabulary 2) practice "What is this?; This is a ______" 3) practice "Are they different/the same/a match?" *I recommend printi

This flashcard pack contains 68 Valentine's Day-themed cards. The cards are large, making them more visible in a large classroom setting. When printed, the cards have the vocabulary word written in English next to the image so it can be removed prior to use. My store also has a Flashcard set with the English word on the card, and another with both English and Spanish if preferred.