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Adventures in ESL: A Podcast for K-12 ESL Teachers

My Adventures in ESL

How do I plan for my ELLs? Am I doing enough to support my ESL students? Am I a good ESL teacher? How do I lead a professional development about ESL in front of my peers? How can I have a successful ESL classroom? And the biggest question that every ESL teacher asks is, "How can I ensure my students succeed?" Welcome to Adventures in ESL Podcast! This is the place you want to be to answer all your burning questions about teaching ESL students in grades K-12. My Adventures in ESL Podcast serves ESL

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EP 11: Get Your ELLs Talking

Adventures in ESL: A Podcast for K-12 ESL Teachers ·

2019/10/07

Today's episode is a BONUS episode from my Facebook Lives. In this episode I share some freebies (see links below). Target Talk in my classroom has completely transformed introducing learning objectives in my classroom. A learning objective tells what the student will be doing in class. Before students would simply say the target, and we would move on. Now when the students are talking about learning objectives, they actually dive into what the learning objective means. We often make connections and

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EP 10: Supporting ELLs in Math

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2019/09/30

Supporting ELLs in Math Something magical happened at my school three years ago that opened my eyes to one of the true needs of English Language Learners. Our school piloted a program that was completely unheard of in our school district. I had the honor of being a part of this life changing experience. We took part in the first newcomer program. During the day 50 newcomers in grades 6-8 we a part of sheltered instruction. In our school setting, newcomers had a science, social studies, and an ESL

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EP 9: Supporting ELLs in Social Studies

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2019/09/23

Social Studies was always one of my favorite subjects. I loved hearing and learning the history of others. However social studies can present a challenge to many of our English Language Learners. I think it is the perfect connection to English Language Arts, and to extend some of those same strategies in Social Studies. Take time to build background knowledge Social Studies requires a lot of background knowledge for English Language Learners. It is key that you take time to build background

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EP 8: Supporting ELLs in Science

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2019/09/16

Supporting ELLS in Science The English Language Learners that I have taught have always loved science! It was their favorite subject, and it is easy to see why they love science. Science is filled with visuals, diagrams, and hands on processes. Out of all the subjects I found science the easiest to support ELLs for this very reason. Over the years I have picked up some strategies of supporting ELLs in Science that I would love to share with you today! Take advantage of the diagrams and processes

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EP 7: This Speaking App Transformed My Classroom

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2019/09/09

I stumbled onto FlipGrid by chance. I was searching for speaking apps and this one popped up on my google search. While I was exploring the app, I noticed all of the features that can beneficial to English Language Learners. FlipGrid is a video discussion platform that is being used in classrooms around the world. I loved that is resembles students favorite social media platflorms such as SnapChat and Instagram. This had students more motivated to participate in the activities. Here is how you can

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EP 6: How to get you classroom funded with Donors Chose

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2019/09/02

In the beginning I struggled with getting funded on Donor’s Chose. My students in my ELL classroom needed technology and new books. I would post a project for $1200, and let it sit there hoping it get funded. I didn’t realize at the time that I need to put in some elbow grease to get the project funded. Within a year I have had a total of 10 projects funded with Donor’s Chose! I have included some tips on how you can get your project funded on Donor’s Chose. Follow My Adventures in ESL on

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EP 4: Setting Up your ESL class for the New School Year

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2019/08/19

My first year of teaching I had a lot of random items all over my room. Posters in my room were not hung, and the who area was in a disarray. I tried “decorating” my room, but I was told by veteran teacher in what’s the point of doing that when you have more important things to be doing. However that view took a drastic turn when my teacher mentor came in and explained to me why the thinking and statement of that teacher was incorrect. In this episode you will learn tips and strategies that will

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EP 3: An ESL Teacher Guide to Self-Care

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2019/08/05

I can remember staying until 6pm every school day trying to cram in as much work as I could. I was even waking up on Saturday and Sunday working hours on end with lesson planning. Finally, it all blew up in my face. I was at a breaking point and I knew what I was doing wasn’t sustainable. My husband had started to ask me …. “Why are you working till almost 6 everyday?” He was starting to see that I was exhausting myself. In the middle of my third year teaching, I started to see teachers quit because

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EP 2: ESL Teacher Collaboration with Mainstream Teachers

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2019/07/29

Building a relationship with the mainstream establishes trust and mutual respect. By building a relationship you start see how the mainstream teaches and operates his/her classroom. You will also develop a mutual respect for the teacher that will be reciprocated if nurtured throughout the school year. This will help tremendously if you are co-teaching/pushing in for the school year. You can start off by building a relationship by simply introducing yourself at the beginning of the school (or before

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EP 1: Six Strategies & Tips For You and Your ELLs

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2019/07/20

1. Taking time for self-care The past school year has been so hectic for me as a teacher. I tried to prepare for EVERYTHING and in doing so I simply overwhelmed myself. There were also some instances where it was the exact opposite. I should have been more prepared. In light of this reflection I promised to take some time to spend with myself and my loved ones. I am doing things I love like driving around the city with nowhere to go.I am spending WAY too much time in my favorite craft stores. In

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