- Talk about petsEnglish LearnersKindergarten
Talk about pets
Reading ELDLesson 3Do you have a dog, a cat, or a turtle? This lesson explores some of the animals that may live in our homes--both usual and unusual! This lesson is for Kinderga…
- Families and pronounsEnglish Learners1st Grade
Families and pronouns
Reading ELDLesson 3Talk about the people in our family and learn pronouns like he, she, and they. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English …
- Verb prefixesEnglish Learners3rd Grade
Verb prefixes
Reading ELDLesson 3Just a few letters at the beginning of a word can change its meaning! We'll learn how prefixes like re-, mis-, and un- change the meaning of a few of our favor…
- Habitats and pluralsEnglish Learners2nd Grade
Habitats and plurals
Reading ELDLesson 3Where do animals like to live? In this lesson you will learn about the different types of habitats where animals stay, and practice subject-verb agreement so y…
- Color wordsEnglish LearnersKindergarten
Color words
Reading ELDLesson 4Ms. Page uses animals from all over the world to teach colors to kindergarteners. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
- Rhyming and syllablesEnglish Learners1st Grade
Rhyming and syllables
Reading ELDLesson 4The Phonics Queen and Big Bear help with learning rhyming and syllables. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and ha…
- Suffixes and prefixesEnglish Learners3rd Grade
Suffixes and prefixes
Reading ELDLesson 4Mrs. Radue teaches suffixes and prefixes through a ‘Day at the Zoo’ story. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have inte…
- Letter soundsEnglish Learners2nd Grade
Letter sounds
Reading ELDLesson 4Mrs. Aretz investigates animals and reviews reading strategies and alphabet sounds! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
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