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A bright and fun two-side handout that includes icebreaker activities for students and some information about their history and learning styles. It is aimed for use in the ESL / ENL classroom, with a map to show where students came from but can be used with any student. You can follow up with students sharing their responses with a partner and then the class. It is a great chance for students to tell you "all about me"! Like many of my resources, you can easily assign it on TPT's digital platfor

Teaching prepositions should be super fun! This pack of activities is sure to captivate your students. Expect concentration as they vie to understand your description of art works and hilarity as they see how close (or far!) they got from the original image. And why not, widen their cultural horizons too, with some amazing art work from the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art? Revisit the packet to reinforce common prepositions -- ideal for both English Language Learners and ELA cl

Ever wanted a colorful, fun activity for students to do after reading their choice of nonfiction? Here it is. It's designed to be flexible. For example, let a student choose an article on NewsELA and then fill this in on TPT Digital (through Google Classroom) or paper. You can either use this as two separate handouts for different occasions, or combine the two to make one double-sided hand out. The questions were inspired by the practices suggested in " Reading Nonfiction: Notice & Note Stances