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Common Core RH.9-10.3 resources for ESL-EFL-ELL
Research A Famous Person - Template. History. Obituaries. Presentations.
Templates for students to research a famous person, celebrity, write an obituary of someone who recently died etc ...Do one together, model and then have students choose a person (provide a list if possible). Assist and then have students present the information about their famous person. Also, a PPTx to introduce and quiz students about famous people. Click the icon on the cover to download. Plus, discuss, can students describe who the famous people are? Categories and titles in the templates
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Not Grade Specific
Individual or Small Group Tutoring Strategies for ESL/ELD Students (All Levels)
These tutoring strategy cards can be cut to create an easily accessible flipbook that addresses all California English Language Development Standards. The cards are organized to provide tutoring strategies for Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Level learners. Each level provides the following nine practice topics: Non-Academic Conversation, Collaborative Content Review, Persuasive/Opinion-Based Conversation, Audience and Purpose Conversation, Academic Active Listening, Reading Strategies,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lesson Plan for "We didn't start the fire" song
A lesson plan for B2-level EFL students on the song by Billy Joel. Includes Word- and pdf- versions. Complete with lyrics, vocabulary list, events descriptions, guided questions, and a matching exercise.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Immigration
This lesson allows students to explore the new wave of immigration in the late 1800's. Students will discover who was coming to America, where and why. They will also be also to identify what life was like for immigrants during the Gilded Age and analyze the different reactions to immigration at the time. This lesson was designed for high school ELL students so it also asks that they connect their experiences as an immigrant today to experiences of immigrants during the Gilded Age.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Dinosaurs: History’s Mysteries Research and Creative Writing Project
This original research and writing history project for high-school and college students has students practicing critical thinking skills and historical thinking, as well as expository and creative writing. Students take on the role of Historical Secret Agents.Their mission?To go back in time and find out what happened to the dinosaurs by reading a briefing, participating in a discussion, and then completing their mission to describe what the world was like when dinosaurs were alive, and what hap
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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DBQ Essay Helper
How do I get my English language learners and students with disabilities to write a historical document based essay? Easy. Use this Essay cloze passage! It is a scaffolded writing prompt that helps students with the type of language to use to develop their points effortlessly. Happy teaching!
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6th - 12th
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A Spy Is Not a Spy Readers Theater Chapter 1: FREE WORKSHEET
Readers Theater provides an opportunity to address several learning styles, including auditory and visual. Several students can read a chapter together, with each "playing a part," even if they have never seen the text before. The content flows easily in this format, especially because the reading level is fifth or sixth grade, but higher interest. Thus even high school students reading at the lower level can enjoy this work that is based on actual events during the Revolutionary War. This is th
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5th - 10th
Thematic Essay Helper
Scaffolded writing essay tool tailored to assist English Language Learners and Students with Disabilities write a global history thematic essay with ease. Happy Teaching!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Bellwork - COMMON CORE READING Voyage of the Mayflower (with KEY)
COMMON CORE APPLICATIONS for Social Science and Reading. This assignment can be done as bellwork in either an American History class or as part of an Early American Literature unit. I use it as bellwork at the beginning of class while I do attendance and handle students who were missing from the previous days. They read the selection and locate the answers to the questions by the sentence it appears in.
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8th - 11th
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