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English/Arabic Sight words practice | manage | assess | flashcards | sentences
Use sight words to teach, manage, assess, and practice.- Level one to six lists translated to Arabic by a certified interpreter to reinforce the neurological connections to the student's first language and aid in comprehension and usage.- Example sentences are provided to clarify the meaning of the word and provide context.- Suitable for ESl - ELL students
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Arabic to English Positive Parent Notes - ESL Newcomer Activities ELL/EFL/ESOL
By now you know the importance of communicating with the parents of your ESL newcomers. “Arabic to English Positive Parent Notes - ESL Newcomer Activities ELL/EFL/ESOL” is what you need to show acceptance of and respect for your ESL Arabic speaking families. Just imagine the positive feelings they’ll experience upon receiving a parent note in Arabic.No bells and whistles. Just simple acts of kindness with Arabic to English positive parent communication notes. Can you see what I mean?Feel free to
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1st - 7th
ESL Arabic-English Frequent Phrases Students Use
This I give to the teachers and students at my school to use with our ESL newcomers as a way for them to build confidence and independence in a new country. Teachers can give them immediate feedback and converse with the students. Whether they point to the sentence, or try and speak it, they are gaining English language acquisition.Student Translation Phrases Include: Hello, Good morning, Good afternoon, Bye, See you later, Have a good day, Can I go to the bathroom, Can I get a drink of water, W
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K - 12th
Also included in: ESL Student/Teacher Arabic-English Common Phrases Bundle
A Guide to Arabic for Adult ESL Teachers
This is one page summary highlights key differences between Arabic and English writing. It is useful for ESL teachers who are unfamiliar with Arabic but have Arabic speaking students. It unveils causes of common errors for these students and offers some suggestions about how to prepare them. This summary will be particularly helpful for administrators, teachers, and other school staff with recent immigrants from Arabic speaking countries.
A Guide to Arabic for ESL Teachers by Elizabet Wendt
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ESL Arabic-English Frequent Phrases Teachers Use
This I give to the teachers and students at my school to use with our ESL newcomers as a way for them to build confidence and independence in a new country. Teachers can give them immediate feedback and converse with the students. Whether they point to the sentence, or try and speak it, they are gaining English language acquisition.Teacher Translation Phrases Include: Good job, Good, Great, Excellent, Good Idea, Perfect, Welcome, Good to see you, Good morning, Good afternoon, Hello my name is, N
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K - 12th
Also included in: ESL Student/Teacher Arabic-English Common Phrases Bundle
Ramadan Kareem Planner
Ramadan Kareem Planner: 30 Days of Prayer, Fasting, Gratitude and Kindness Calendar, Meal Planner And Daily Schedule Journaling Prompts Ramadan .. Women Self care, Meal, workout... and more .. all in one planner for Ramadan.RAMADAN KAREEM Cute Islamic illustrationMake the most out of Ramadan with this beautiful journal and planner. Chic modern design for Men, women, girls, boys, and teens features 3 pages for each day of Ramadan, with a mood tracker, prayer tracker, Suhoor and Iftar meal planner
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Not Grade Specific
Alphabet Vocabulary Network Book
The book contains 33 pages including cover photo. Pages include: Alphabet training pages. Pages containing a vocabulary and words for each letter to motivate children on new learning strategies. It can be downloaded as a pdf file. It can be printed to size : 8.5 × 11 inches. And don't forget to follow the new designsfacebookpinterest
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K - 4th
Free sample - Sight words level one in Arabic/English
Sample of sight words used to teach, manage, assess, and practice. - Level one list translated to Arabic by a certified interpreter to reinforce the neurological connections to the student's first language and aid in comprehension and usage. - Example sentences are provided to clarify the meaning of the word and provide context.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Guidelines for Learning Arabic as a Second Language
A breakdown detailing the steps to learning Arabic as a second language, with special attention given to teachers who are new to the language themselves.
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Not Grade Specific
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