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Poster videos for ESL-EFL-ELL
Alphabet Posters & Matching Sheets
This product will assist early learners to identify and make connections to objects that start with they are learning about. This can be used as posters to laminate in the classroom, as personal student reference sheets, or you can print out two copies and cut out/laminate the objects on one then have student match the objects to the other copy.They can be edited to suit your personal preferences if required. This is in a video format for you to download and used as a video or print!
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PreK - 3rd
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High School Posters: Teen English Slang - Set of 10... with monsters + Video
This is a set of 10 posters on the theme of English slang used by teenagers, each with clipart conversation to illustrate the words in use plus a cute monster with something on topic to say to add interest.These posters make for a fun bulletin board inside or outside the classroom plus there is a 4 minute HD Video (with background music) that can be added into your playlist if you use TV screens around school for video clips. The purpose of creating these was to engage upper high-school learners
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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4:45
How to Make a Causes of WWI Foldable for Kids and Poster Set
Need a quick intro video for students about the causes of WWI? This video features an introduction to the causes of World War I and then step by step directions for how to make a foldable for interactive notebooks. This could be a station activity or a whole group lesson! The definitions and directions I used are the same ones I used with my 5th grade students, including a large ESOL population. You could use the 2 distinct parts of the video together or separately! This resource also includes m
Grades:
4th - 12th
I Spy Christmas edition
Poster with Christmas elements to find.No contact, no preparation.Santa, snowflakes, bells, angel, etc. Some elements move, so they are more entertaining.Poster to be projected on big screen.Teacher asks questions like: "can you find a pair of blue bells?" The students will have to give indications as where to find them, using prepositions and any other resources they need.
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Not Grade Specific
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