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Let's Talk About the Weather – ESL Board Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Over twenty weather-themed conversation questions line a path from Start to Finish, turning small talk about rain, snow, and storms into a speaking-practice board game for English learners.
Author Better Teaching Resources
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Tags Weather, Board Game, Literacy Center, Game Board, Dice Game, Writing Skills, Writing Prompts, Environment, ESL Activity, Partner Work, Weather Games For Middle School
Meet My Pen Pal Role Play Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
A six-slide 'Meet My Pen Pal' project has students imagine planning a trip to visit a pen pal in China, then present a five-slide travel story and defend it against a public-speaking rubric.
Author Golden Promise
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Tags Pen Pals, Role Play, ELA, World Languages, ESL
Printable Beginner Do and Does Grammar Activity Worksheets for Grade 2
, Not Grade Specific,
The set develops subject-auxiliary agreement across several response types. Learners select the correct helper, convert statements into questions, give short yes-or-no responses, match questions with answers, identify usage mistakes, and complete additional question forms. Repeated third-person and plural subjects help make the contrast visible. The varied pages can be sequenced from guided choice to editing or selected individually for targeted grammar reinforcement.
Author Clever Crafters
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Tags Do And Does Worksheets, Auxiliary Verbs Practice, ESL Grammar Worksheets, Present Simple Questions, English Grammar For Beginners
The Letter " E" Dot Marker Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
A single letter-E page pairs "E is for Eggplant" with a dot-marker outline for practicing the letter shape and fine-motor dabbing.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Dot Painting, Dot Marketer, Coloring, Coloring Pages, Letters, Alphabet, Coloring Letters, Back To School, Back To School Activities
Who What When Where Why How Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
Six question words - who, what, where, when, why, and how - drive a card-matching task in which students pair statement cards about a sample story with the question each one answers, then apply the same questions to any informational text.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Speaking And Listening, Independent And Guided Reading, Reading Comprehension