MsB Does ELD

This is a plot diagram with guiding questions for How the Grinch Stole Christmas. This was designed for level 3 English Language Learners in 6th grade but absolutely could be used with younger learners and older ELLs. There is also a whole pre-reading slide deck in my store for How the Grinch Stole Christmas that I used prior to this activity as well. Enjoy and Happy Holidays!

This slideshow is a complete pre-reading guide for How the Grinch Stole Christmas. It includes a meet the author section and vocabulary work using context clues. There are student worksheets embedded right into the slides as well! These slides took my 6th grade level 3 EL students three 47 minute blocks to complete.

About: In this set you find 15 different BINGO cards created from a list of halloween themed words. All of the words used on the cards are included on cards at the end of this set.  How to Use: Option 1:This can be used as a traditional BINGO set with the person running it pulling out the word cards at random and calling out the words.  Option 2: I will be using this as reading practice for my students. To do this I will be putting all of the BINGO words into a halloween bucket and have student

30 random trivia questions from students grades 5-12! This activity is great for end of the year celebrations and can be done with large groups of students. It can also be a great way to kick off your school year! All of the answers are included in the slides!

Ready to use! These color by part of speech worksheets are a great option for morning work or early finisher work. This grammar activity covers: pronouns, adverbs, adjectives, verbs, and nouns. Due to the grid design, students will need to color in the entire grid to see the picture. There are 3 designs in total: a cup of tea, fall vegetables, and a squirrel. All designs come with a color guided answer key as well. If your students like this they may also like the Back to School - color by part

This sildeshow covers the Aztec, Maya, and Inca civilizations. It includes printable fill in notes for students and a post note activity for each civilization. It also has multiple videos embedded into it to break up the note taking. This was designed to be ELL (English Language Learner) friendly with simple context focused langauge used throughout. I had great success with this in my 6th grade ELL social studies classes. I hope you find it jsut as useful in your own classes!

This is a great introductory vocabulary lesson for Thanksgiving words! No prep needed! Ready to play! This activity was designed for a 6th grade newcomer social studies class. This means it is not language heavy and could be used with a variety of language learners who are new to the United States. It could also be used with students who are in younger grades or students who are still in the early stages of learning how to read. All the directions to play and answer slides are already placed int

In this assignment students are asked to make their own flag and then explain their reasoning behind what they create. It has a brainstorming activity built into it help the stduents get their ideas out onto paper before creating their final flag. I use it as a begnign of the year activity as one way of getting to know my students. However, you could use this at any time really. If you do use it with your students, I would love to know how it works out!

Have some fun with your students before the holidays! This is a complete trivia game that highlights 10 different winter holidays around the world. The game is broken down into 5 rounds, with 10 questions in each. All answers are revealed at the end of each round. This was designed with multiple rounds so it can be broken up over the course of multiple days if needed. For example, you could let your students play 1 round per day for a week. My students had previously learned about all of these

These word wall slides come in 5 different languages! They have English, Spanish (red), Portuguese (green), Haitian Creole (blue), and French (purple). All of the words in this deck have a central theme of natural forces, specifically hurricanes, volcanoes, and earthquakes. There are 24 word cards in total each including: the definition, the main word in all five languages, a picture, and an example sentence!

This activity was designed for a newcomers' social studies class. The students in this class are learning English but all have a home language that is either Spanish or Portuguese. In the activity students will be reading about different gods and goddesses from ancient Egypt and then creating a poster about one to share with the class. Included: Readings on 10 different gods and goddesses ALL in English, Spanish, and Portuguesea reading check worksheetactivity directions in all three languages

This slideshow covers some of the main accomplishments of Ancient Egypt. It has fill in notes for students and videos embedded into the slides to break up the note taking. It was also designed for 6th grade social studies classes that had English Language Learners in it, so this product is ELL friendly.

This is a pre-reading vocabulary activity for the greek myth about Prometheus and Zeus. I used it with my 6th grade level 3 ELLs (English Language Learners) as an opening activity. Each student was assigned one word to work with. This could easily be adapted to be done: individually, in pairs, or small groups instead. The objective is to fill in a slide for each key vocabulary word that: defines the word, uses it correctly in a sentence, describes what the word is not, and pairs a picture with

This is a digital work tracker that is already build out for September - June. I designed this to use in my own classroom to help keep my chronically absent students up to date on their missing assignments. It can also be used year after year. Once you have downloaded this slideshow you can simply make it editable and then make as many copies as you need. For example I teach 6 different class sections this year that span 3 grade levels. So, I will be using a differnt copy for each class. If you

This activity is ready to use! It includes a grammar introduction to the 8 major parts of speech (one slide per part), two color by part of speech activities, and answer keys for both. This is valentine's day themed and can easily be used again and again. For my 6th grade level 3 ELL students I know this activity takes 1-2 classes to complete, 45-90 minutes. I you use this with your students as well, I would love to know how it goes! Enjoy and Happy Valentine's Day!

Ready to use! This color by part of speech worksheet is a great option for morning work or early finisher work. This grammar activity covers: pronouns, adverbs, adjectives, verbs, and nouns. Due to the grid design, students will need to color in the entire grid to see the picture. If your students like this they may also like the Fall - color by part of speech set in my shop too. Enjoy!

This project was designed for level 1 English Language Learners in 6th grade. Prior to completing it students had spent the year learning about geography focusing on the United States of America in their social studies class. This was used as their final project to allow students to demonstrate their knowledge and language in a creative way. Although this was used with 6th grade students it works will with lower level students who are already proficient in English and older students or even adul

This is a basic presentaion to begin working on or reviewing participles with students. I use this with 6th grade English Language Learners (ELLs) but it could work for ELLs in grades 3-12. It could also work with younger native speakers as well. Enjoy!

This acticity was used in an ELL (English Language Learner's) level 1 geography class. It was used to recape physical features and get students to start exploring which types of physical features that can be found in Latin America.

This resource is a student facing worksheet that helps students work through a Khan Academy video about determining theme. I used it as a whole class assignemnt but it would also work as an independent or asyncronous assignment. The studnets I used this with were 6th grade, level 3 English Language Learners, so it is ELL friendly.