Multicultural Learners

5 Parameter Chart Worksheet for American Sign LanguageA simple way to have your students review their signs by breaking them into their morphemes. Each sign has 5 parts that differentiate it from other signs, by breaking them apart students understand how that sign is different from others and helps them realize how to sign it correctly, making sure their parameters are correct. The first page of this is a chart to fill in. The second is a reminder of how to find each parameter with an example

Good sentences use articles!Many English learners struggle with using articles because they aren't used to hearing them! How many of us say, well it just sounds right?! I know I have! This resource has anchor charts for when to use and not to use articles, what articles to use when, and activities that support using articles in sentences, identifying articles, and writing sentences with articles. Each worksheet uses commonly used words and sight words, examples are simple and easy to understand

Math using Movement!Kids can't stop moving? Need math practice to keep your kids motivated? This is it! 4 pages of addition and subtraction problems using mostly single digits, a few double digits under 20. Great review for the end of the year when students have a lot of energy, or when you want to utilize the energy the students have anytime of the year! Students complete a problem and do an exercise. Each exercise has a picture for your ELL/ESL/ non English reading students to help them comple

Complete sentences have: a subject, a verb, and make a complete thought.We know that for English learners, writing is often the hardest and last domain they master. This resource helps learners recognize the parts of a complete sentence and understand how to use them. This resource has anchor charts for the parts of a sentence and examples. It also has activities that support using subjects, verbs, and complete thoughts in sentences, identifying each part of a sentence, and writing sentences.

Using Capital Letters to Write Good SentencesWriting is the last, and often the hardest domain of English for our students to learn. This resource helps students recognize that capital letters are an important part of writing good sentences! Our ELL students don't always know what to capitalize and what not to, this resource should help them know exactly when and when not to use capital letters in sentences and gives them plenty of practice to do so! This resource includes a reference sheet, wri

Math using Movement!Kids can't stop moving? Need math practice to keep your kids motivated? This is it! 4 pages of multiplication and division problems using mostly single digits, a few double digits under 20. Great review for the end of the year when students have a lot of energy, or when you want to utilize the energy the students have anytime of the year! Students complete a problem and do an exercise. Each exercise has a picture for your ELL/ESL/ non English reading students to help them com