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Providing explanations to multiple meaning English words that may be confusing to ELLs.

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For interactive I use cooperative table group lessons.

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For interactive I use cooperative table group lessons.

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For graphic I use a chart with the student’s native language and English.

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For graphic I use a chart with the student’s native language and English.

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For Sensory I use bingo and card games, and puzzles for instruction in ELA and Social Studies.

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I use students who have exited the ESOL to translate key information to others who speak their native language. 

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I use students who have exited the ESOL to translate key information to others who speak their native language. 

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A. Gordon

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Group students with others that speaks the same language so that they can have meaningful discussions. Also ensure that a student who has exited the ESOL is a part of the group. 

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Group students with others that speaks the same language so that they can have meaningful discussions. Also ensure that a student who has exited the ESOL is a part of the group. 

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A. Gordon

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Have charts made in their native language as well as having the English language on it. 

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Have charts made in their native language as well as having the English language on it. 

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A. Gordon

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The use of manipulatives for mathematics and Reading. Also having key concepts on PowerPoint using pictures and translating it in their native language.  A. Gordon

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The use of manipulatives for mathematics and Reading. Also having key concepts on PowerPoint using pictures and translating it in their native language.  A. Gordon

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I use proximity zones and translation to provide students with clear and precise instructions. First, they hear the instructions in English, then in their home language to ensure comprehension.
Ms. A. Taylor

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When it comes to group discussions or small group projects, I give the students permission to use their home language. This helps them feel more confident and comfortable in expressing themselves. Additionally, I provide flexible seating options to promote a relaxed and stress-free learning environment. Studies show that students learn better when they are not under undue pressure or stress.
Ms. A. Taylor

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The use of pictures and students' home language on my charts provides additional learning support.
Ms. A. Taylor

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The use of manipulatives during phonics lessons is helpful for providing students with concrete learning experiences.
Ms. A. Taylor

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Just in time Google Translate of written information because it gives audio as well as written language instruction in native language. Challenging to do if there isn't someone to support the student

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Just in time Google Translate of written information because it gives audio as well as written language instruction in native language. Challenging to do if there isn't someone to support the student

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Bilingual copy of items

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Each vocabulary word has a physical movement associated with it. Example solid was hitting the solid desk and strong tight arms. Gaseous was wiggly arms and hands. Liquid was hula dancing fingers like waves.

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Each vocabulary word has a physical movement associated with it. Example solid was hitting the solid desk and strong tight arms. Gaseous was wiggly arms and hands. Liquid was hula dancing fingers like waves.

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Signs of frustration

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Manipulatives

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Asking if they understand

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Using pictures to represent ideas more than words

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objects they can move to demonstrate knowledge and skill

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Google translate

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Music in native language throughout the day or during breaks

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Giving bilingual instruction if possible

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Translation of the concepts

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Visual manipulatives for Math - using number blocks to help make comparisons

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Visual manipulatives for Math - using number blocks to help make comparisons

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Scaffolding and native language handouts

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Scaffolding and native language handouts

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unit vocabulary and scaffolding

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Games

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Using gestures and speaking slow

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Captions in multiple languages

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Conversation function on Google translate

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activities that make them move and work together

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Relative PP presentation

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Picture books

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Multiple visual aids

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Kahoot or blooket

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Translation and scaffolding writing skills from native language to English

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Multimedia visuals

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Power point slides, maps, and illustrations 

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Power point slides, maps, and illustrations 

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Science activities like slime

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Graphic organizer