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Posted by: Jill BurdettTheme: Art;Classroom Management;ESL;Games;Health;History;Math
Age Group: pre-k;k-6;6-12 Date Added: May 20, 2012
IF you have not already seen this you should. GREAT resources for all primary teachers!! http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/google_search.htm?cx=partner-pub-6473552648755565%3A8447218298&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=UTF-8&q=perimetre&sa=Search
Online Lesson Plan Resources
Posted by: Asociacion CREARTheme: Art;Environmental Issues;ESL;Games;Health;Kinesthetic Activities;Math;Other
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: May 09, 2012
Print resources can be difficult to obtain, which is why we compiled an online reference of web sites that offer plenty of high quality information to build a curriculum and or lesson plan library. Almost all are free of charge. Also included are references to ESL curriculum building sites. Enjoy!
ESL: Basic Adjective Exercises
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: ESL
Age Group: k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: May 03, 2012
4 exercises covering common adjectives (physical descriptions and personality). Includes visuals. 2 printable worksheets.
Self-empowering name artwork
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: Art;ESL;Womens Empowerment
Age Group: pre-k;k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: March 06, 2012
An art project I did with a group of girls ages 4-16: Write out the names of each participant and instruct them to write positive words describing themselves using each letter in their name. I think it was very empowering for the girls to think about how awesome they are!
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Education for Students and Teachers
Posted by: Morgan PerlsonTheme: Art;Environmental Issues;ESL;Games;Health;Theater;Other
Age Group: k-6;6-12 Date Added: February 10, 2012
Healthy Water, Healthy Habits, Healthy People. Clean water, proper sanitation and good hygiene form a solid foundation for a student’s health education. This activities guide is designed to enable teachers to take an active role in making a real difference in the lives of children and their families. Its pages are filled with engaging ways to impart an understanding about how common water-borne and hygiene-related diseases are spread. In addition to learning how to protect their health and that of their families, students will gain a healthy respect for the important water sources on which we all depend. Available in English, French, Kiswahili and Spanish.
English timelines (for all tenses) with sentence matching activity
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: ESL
Age Group: post-secondary Date Added: December 31, 2011
Match each sentence to a timeline for a visual understanding of the English tenses. Useful as a teacher's reference or a student activity. *Great for visual learners*
Pre-schoolers, Juniors, and Teenagers: Are, Have, Can/Can't, Need, Like...
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: Classroom Management;ESL
Age Group: pre-k;k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: December 31, 2011
Characteristic of pre-preschoolers/infants, juniors, and teenagers including skills and weaknesses, can and can't dos, needs, and likes.
English: The 'Four Conditionals' Model
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12;post-secondary Date Added: December 31, 2011
Coursebooks often identify four basic types of conditional sentence, as follows: (see attachment)
Writing Correction Symbols
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: ESL
Age Group: k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: December 23, 2011
A teacher's key of correction symbols used in order to identify a student's errors without correcting their work for them. Give a copy to the students-- students can go back and self-correct their mistakes with the guidance of the correction symbols (identifying the specific areas of their mistakes).
ESL: Stages of a recpetive skills lesson (listening and reading)
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: Classroom Management;ESL
Age Group: k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: December 23, 2011
Staging of text based language presentations and receptive skills lessons.
English: Future Tense Timelines and Formulas
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: ESL
Age Group: k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: December 23, 2011
This form describes future tenses in English with helpful examples, formulas, and timelines. A great reference sheet for teachers to have handy while teaching the future tenses.
Phoneme Kids
Posted by: Isabelle KrausTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: k-6;6-12;post-secondary Date Added: December 20, 2011
This is a fun activity designed to give practice in using the phonetic alphabet. Students must already be familiar with the main parts of the body and some clothing items (shoe, sock, shorts).
Letter of the Day Activities for Pre K and K Students
Posted by: Lacey WorelTheme: ESL
Age Group: pre-k Date Added: December 11, 2011
Quick activities for incorporating a letter a day into your routine.
Teaching English as a Second Language to Pre k and K Students
Posted by: Lacey WorelTheme: ESL
Age Group: pre-k Date Added: December 09, 2011
Quick daily ESL lessons and strategies.
K and Pre K Reading Lessons for Teaching English or Spanish
Posted by: Lacey WorelTheme: ESL
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: December 08, 2011
Reading Lessons geared towards teaching Spanish. Includes developmental milestones for 3-6 year olds.
Teaching emotions
Posted by: Sarah MoyeTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: October 16, 2011
A simple game for learning English vocabulary words for emotions
English Lesson: 'Going to' vs. 'Will'
Posted by: Will SmithTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Within this lesson plan you will be able to demonstrate the difference between 'Going To' questions and 'Will' questions.'Going To' questions are planned events, whereas 'Will' questions are based on spontaneous events.For example: What do you think will happen at school tomorrow? What are you going to do after school today? What will you do ifyou don't understand this lesson? Where are you going to travel on your next vacation?Enjoy this insightful learning resource in your lesson plan today thanks to the education program at Pisco Sin Fronteras, Peru.
English Lesson: 'In' vs. 'At'
Posted by: Will SmithTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
This lesson plan demonstrates a very simple and manageable way to differentiate when to use 'in' or 'at'For example: When shall we meet? We will meet at 2 When was he born? He was born in 1985Enjoy this insightful learning resource in your lesson plan today thanks to the education program at Pisco Sin Fronteras, Peru.
English Lesson: 'In' vs. 'On'
Posted by: Will SmithTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Another terrific lesson plan outlying the definitions between two common prepositions of place, 'in' and 'on'.These are two prepositions which are commonly confused by students when undertaking intermediate English lessons.For example: The wood has been placed in the ground The wooden house is placed on the groundEnjoy this insightful learning resource in your lesson plan today thanks to the education program at Pisco Sin Fronteras, Peru.
ESL Games and Activities
Posted by: Will SmithTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Do you ever find yourself short of educational games and activities to help motivate your students?Fear no more. This comprehensive document comes with hours of lesson plans and insightful games and strategies to keep your class motivated whilst learning at the same time.Enjoy this insightful learning resource in your lesson plan today thanks to the education program at Pisco Sin Fronteras, Peru.
Common Phrasal Verbs
Posted by: Will SmithTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
There are four types of phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs can be separable or inseparable and they can take an object or not. Here is a guide to the basics of phrasal verbs.This lesson plan clearly explains the difference between each type and gives practical examples.Enjoy this insightful learning resource in your lesson plan today thanks to the education program at Pisco Sin Fronteras, Peru.
Gerund vs Infinitive
Posted by: Will SmithTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Within the attached document you will find an explanation of both the 'Gerund' and the 'Infinitive'. There are also exercises which can be used to explore the differences between the two.Students often struggle to understand when to use both the gerund or the infinitive, use this lesson plan to develop their understanding.Enjoy this insightful learning resource in your lesson plan today thanks to the education program at Pisco Sin Fronteras, Peru.
Using Mind Maps in Language Teaching
Posted by: Ankura RanadeTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Learn how to use mind maps for teaching language
Games for language teaching
Posted by: Ankura RanadeTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
These are a set of simple games which can be used in language classes with adults or children.
Six more Health-Inc. books in Ladakhi and English
Posted by: Health-IncTheme: ESL;Games;Health
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Six books are attached that help Ladakhi students learn English and health principles
Basic Sketch of the Adult ESOL Curriculum
Posted by: Sara LlansaTheme: ESL
Age Group: post-secondary Date Added: October 16, 2011
Here I've provided a basic sketch of what should be covered in a standard adult ESOL class, as well as the sequence.
Practicing the Past Progressive Tense
Posted by: Sara LlansaTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Two lesson plans helping students get comfortable with past tenses of 'to be'
'Where were you?' / 'What were you doing?'
Posted by: Sara LlansaTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
Here is a lesson plan that I taught on the past tense of the verb "to be" and how to answer the questions: "Where were you?" and "What were you doing?"
Crime Mystery Lesson
Posted by: Sara LlansaTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 16, 2011
A fun activity that creates a great environment for learning and practicing new vocabulary.
List of English lessons / writing exercises, with one lesson included in full
Posted by: Laura AvramTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: October 15, 2011
Here is the list of the English lessons / writing exercises (out of which I have posted the first one) that I considered necessary for somebody´s efficient expression in writing.
Songs for Children in Spanish
Posted by: Laura AvramTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: October 15, 2011
5 songs for children that were popular amidst the children at Seeds
The Website that All Teachers Need to See!
Posted by: Jill BurdettTheme: ESL;Games;Math;Environmental Issues
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: October 13, 2011
Website full of teacher resources
Christmas Time!
Posted by: Jill BurdettTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: September 30, 2011
Website full of resources for teaching about Christmas
The Box
Posted by: Jill BurdettTheme: ESL;Games
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: September 18, 2011
Teaching English in Tibet
Posted by: Mark OverdevestTheme: ESL
Age Group: 6-12 Date Added: September 16, 2011
This is what I used while teaching in Tibet during 2009.
Four health education books in Ladakhi and English
Posted by: Health-IncTheme: Current Events;ESL;Health
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: September 16, 2011
Four books are attached that help Ladakhi students learn English and health principles
Useful websites for teaching children
Posted by: Jennifer TurnerTheme: ESL;Games;Art
Age Group: k-6 Date Added: September 15, 2011
These are the sites that I have found most helpful while teaching Kinder class at Hogar de Esperanza in Peru.