Details
Pages
43 Pages
Resource Type
Activities, Printables, Worksheets
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards
Subject
English as a Second Language (ESL), Reading & Literacy, Writing
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Description
WHAT'S INCLUDED
You'll find 20 iterations of the same activity, with clear directions. If you need to read and explain them aloud, please do! This was created with ESL/ELL students in mind, so it might be necessary. This can also be used for those with special needs, specifically with any language deficits. You'll also find I included the answer key, to take away all the guesswork.
I highly encourage you to only provide one page per day, over 4 school weeks (20 days, typically), as opposed to giving a student all 20 pages at once. A frustrated student may not learn as well or even finish.
Special note: the first page includes the word "lightbulb" though I realize it can be used as two words (light bulb). Also, for certain few examples, other words might be appropriate (computer vs. laptop). Use discretion when you decide what to accept. I included plenty of notes in the answer key.
For tips on accommodating different needs with this resource (e.g. those who struggle writing or cannot write at all), watch this 30 second video from my teaching insta: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cc0YamfFjeQ/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
You'll find 20 iterations of the same activity, with clear directions. If you need to read and explain them aloud, please do! This was created with ESL/ELL students in mind, so it might be necessary. This can also be used for those with special needs, specifically with any language deficits. You'll also find I included the answer key, to take away all the guesswork.
I highly encourage you to only provide one page per day, over 4 school weeks (20 days, typically), as opposed to giving a student all 20 pages at once. A frustrated student may not learn as well or even finish.
Special note: the first page includes the word "lightbulb" though I realize it can be used as two words (light bulb). Also, for certain few examples, other words might be appropriate (computer vs. laptop). Use discretion when you decide what to accept. I included plenty of notes in the answer key.
For tips on accommodating different needs with this resource (e.g. those who struggle writing or cannot write at all), watch this 30 second video from my teaching insta: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cc0YamfFjeQ/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
WHAT'S INCLUDED You'll find 20 iterations of the same activity, with clear directions. If you need to read and explain them aloud, please do! This was created with ESL/ELL students in mind, so it might be necessary. This can also... more
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