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Have a ton of fun in the weeks leading up to Halloween (if not all of October)! Teach vocab, grammar and ELA skills with this great bundle of stories and a non-fiction article for your classroom, all specifically designed for newcomer / beginner English Language Learners. All can be assigned to ELLs remotely, via Google Classroom, using TPT's Easel or printed out. As a bonus, The Interlopers (Google Slides version) also comes with a higher level, perfect for intermediate ESL students. _________

Allow your students to explore the famed Saki short story "The Interlopers" via Google Classroom. It's a great story - an exciting classic, full of conflict and irony. And now it's accessible to all. This packet includes the original short story, plus adaptations at two more levels, ideal for lower level readers or beginner and intermediate ESL/ENL students. (This would not be suitable for an AP class, but is rather aimed at students who need some help making classic texts accessible.) First, st

Product DescriptionVoyage to The Lost Colony of Roanoke with your class! Build background knowledge in ESL or ELA class or give your ELLs something exciting to do in Social Studies! This is a specially formatted version for Google Classroom. Students can type write on it, and use the graphic organizers on their computers. Product Description Beginner English language learners are crying out for stimulating texts to develop their reading and language skills. These texts are hard to find.  This st

This mini bundle gives you the best of both worlds: the PDF of the story for classroom use, and a Google Slides version, with extra separate computer-based assignments. ABOUT THE PDF VERSION:THE INTERLOPERSAllow your students to explore the famed Saki short story "The Interlopers" via Google Classroom or PDF to print. It's a great story - an exciting classic, full of conflict and irony. And now it's accessible to all. This packet includes the original short story, plus an adaptation, ideal for l

A simple, fun assignment for students who are stuck at home. First students look through this gallery of pictures by New York artists, through their windows. They write down their impressions on Google Slides. Next students spend some time looking out of their window. They create their own picture (which they need to attach to the slide). A link is included to Google Canvas, but they can use any app or even draw on paper. Finally they reflect on what they have learned from the process.