• www.eslflashcards.com

    www.eslflashcards.com

    n At this website you can download hundreds of free flash cards. Every set of flashcards comes in color and 3 different sizes to make teaching easier especially if you are teaching in large groups or small groups of students. The flashcards (action, body parts, adjectives) are colorful and well illustrated for the child to understand what is going on in the picture. This website is also important because it provides flashcards for the various holidays many Americans participate in.

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  • http://a4esl.org/

    http://a4esl.org/

    •          Quizzes, tests, exercises and puzzles to help learn English as a Second Language

    •          Grammar 

    •          Vocabulary Quizzes

    •          Crossword Puzzles

    •          Selected Links 

    •          FoWhat's New page

    •          Daily Page for ESL Students to get one quiz a day

    •          Podcasts (Listen and Read Along)

    •          The Daily English Show

    •          Interesting Things for ESL Students

    •          Pronunciation, Quizzes, Games, Puzzles, etc.r Teachers

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  • Nick jr.

    http://www.nickjr.com

    This website is a good site for EL students. It utilizes crafts and games that are culturally responsive (from Dora, nihao, kai-lan, ). This site’s content is directed to children from many cultural backgrounds and promotes tolerance and understanding of others from many different places

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  • Literacy Center

    •          http://www.literacycenter.net/lessonview_en.htm

    •          Learn the pronunciations of letters, shapes, numbers and more in English, French, German, and Spanish.

    •          Fun site for students

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  • pb kids

    http://pbskids.org/lions/games/

    Pbskids is an interactive and engaging site for students to practice their ELA skills. This website contains games that focus on the basic fundamentals of reading (i.e. sound symbol relationships, word play, synonyms, etc.). This site was designed for students whose ability level is between Kindergarten and 4th grade.

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  • Fun Brain

    www.funbrain.com

    The Fun Brain Website is designed

    for K-8 teachers and children.

    Standards are provided with activities.

    The Fun Brain Website also has a web

    based gradebook that allows access

    from home or school.

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  • Story Place

    http://www.storyplace.org

     

    This is an amazing website that immediately allows you to choose whether you want to explore it in English or Spanish! It is full of stories and activities for children Pre-K through Elementary and is a wonderful resource for teachers, students, and their families. The website is colorful and intriguing, inspiring learners of all ages. There are even printable activities for students to work on at home and suggestions for parents to support their child as well! When I found this one, I felt lucky…

    I hope you do too!

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  • http://www.starfall.com

    http://www.starfall.com

       Starfall is a fun, inspiring, and active website

    for children of all ages. It was recommended on another wonderful web resource called

    “Everything ESL” www.everythingesl.com.

    Starfall is a great resource for teachers, students, and families and helps support children while learning to read. The skills addressed on the website are intended for students Pre-K thru 2nd grade; however, it is a website that could prove to be very helpful for EL students who are reading below grade-level

     
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