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Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about the value of learning foreign languages for students in a globalized world, including a quoted teacher ("Mr. Anderson"), paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A 2024 printable calendar (January-December) combined with 12 ESL/EFL listening-and-writing activities based on Harry Potter video clips, one per month.
A double-entry journal worksheet for close reading of Act 1, Scenes 2-3 of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing,' focused on using textual evidence to identify character relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about capybaras and their behavior, habitat, and popularity in South America and worldwide, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Act 1 Scenes 1-2, that has students use textual evidence to identify relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony, and includes a note on how to cite Shakespearean plays in MLA format.
An ESL/EFL reading-comprehension and writing worksheet built around a travel/culture feature on Dublin, Ireland (history, landmarks such as Trinity College and Dublin Castle, food, and quoted local/tourist voices), paired with comprehension/vocabulary questions and one diary-style writing prompt (an imaginary weekend in Dublin).
A double-entry journal worksheet for close reading of Act 3, Scenes 1-2 of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing,' focused on using textual evidence to identify character relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about Davos, a Swiss Alps town known for its winter tourism and history as a sanatorium destination, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for close reading of Act 2, Scenes 1-2 of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing,' focused on using textual evidence to identify character relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about deforestation as an environmental issue and its link to climate change, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for close reading of Act 5, Scenes 1-4 (the play's resolution) of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing,' focused on using textual evidence to identify character relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about tennis player Carlos Alcaraz, his career, personality, and success, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Act 4 Scenes 1-3, that has students use textual evidence to identify relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about Georgian dance, a traditional dance form of the Caucasus region, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for high school students to closely read and analyze Act 4, Scene 1 of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' through both traditional close reading and an explicit feminist critical lens.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about Gardens by the Bay, a Singapore park known for its Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome and its sustainability focus, including a quoted individual ("James"), paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and…
A double-entry journal worksheet for Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Act 2 Scenes 1-3, that has students use textual evidence to identify relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about the FIFA World Cup as a global sporting and cultural event, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Act 1 Scenes 3-4, that has students use textual evidence to identify relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony, and includes a note on how to cite Shakespearean plays in MLA format.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about the children's book and film 'Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs' by Judi Barrett and Ron Barrett, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Act 3 Scenes 1-3, that has students use textual evidence to identify relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about the Japanese anime/manga 'Forest of the Piano' (Forest of the Piano), its story and characters, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.
A double-entry journal worksheet for close reading of Act 4, Scenes 1-2 of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing,' focused on using textual evidence to identify character relationships, power dynamics, and dramatic irony at the play's climax.
Give ESL/EFL students at middle and high school level a nonfiction reading passage about the European "discovery" of the Americas, its historical framing, and Columbus's legacy, paired with comprehension, vocabulary, and true/false argument questions and personal or comparative essay writing prompts.