OK here is the deal, I teach MULTIPLE grade levels and by that I mean I teach two Kinder ELL groups, one First grade ELL group and one multi-grade (3-5) Math ELL group. Now I LOVE being an ELL teacher. I adore that even when I hate my schedule, which I don't, but even when I dislike it that my day is broken up. However, this makes for a TON of planning. Which isn't too bad, cause I do enjoy planning. I wouldn't be able to create lesson plan templates for others, if I didn't enjoy some part of it. However, it is tedious and time consuming. So with that said I've only been able to finish one set of lesson plans. I always start with my Kinder groups, because they are my largest group and take the longest to plan for. So those are the plans I will post for you all tonight.
With all that said! Just to remind you I teach reading, writing, speaking and listening.
Click on the image to download a PDF version of my plans.
Unlike the format I love, two pages side by side, for my own plans I decided I would do a 1 page and then all the resources just spilled onto pg 2. So I print front and back. Then separate my binder by grade level.
Now that Downton is back, I am throughly distracted, I will work well into the night on my other two groups. Especially since I just recently learn I will have a "Too cold to go into school." day tomorrow, so I will probably post those plans for you all then.
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I know what you mean about the planning time! I have 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, then I have a mixed (1st-7th grade) newcomer group. It's a lot.
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I am a single parent homeschooling two kids. your article is very informative. my elder son has learn to read in early age n my younger daughter is in process. i found your article helpful for me. i am using hooked on phonics program to teach them.
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