Using anchor charts to talk about Parts of Speech is the perfect grammar reference to keep on your classroom walls, project on the whiteboard or add to student notebooks. Students can reference the visuals to improve their understanding of the Parts of Speech and as a result they’ll improve writing and speaking skills.
Since the first day and first few weeks of school can be a complete BLUR, this FREE first day of school introduction…
Back-to-School ESL Activities: Icebreakers, Speaking Games, and Printables for a Confident First Week Set your English learners up for success with low-prep,…
Do your students struggle with using proper structure for sentences and questions? Here are my five favorite activities to practice sentence building…
Using posters to display WH question words is a great grammar reference to keep on your classroom walls. Students can reference the…
Sight word checklists can be a great way to keep track of student progress and also as a self-evaluation tool. I’ve found…
Looking for something that will keep your students engaged all Valentine’s week? This holiday toolkit has everything grammar and vocabulary related that…
Not quite sure what Boom Cards are and how to use them? I’ll be answering all the burning questions and explaining how…
Bingo has always been a go-to vocabulary building tool that I use with my students. It is a great focused listening and…
Hey! I’m Brooke
I’m a former ESL and ELA teacher with over 15 years of classroom experience. I’ve worked with students from diverse language backgrounds, taught mixed-level groups, and balanced packed schedules that left very little room for prep time—so I know exactly how it feels.
