This resource round-up is packed with world language resources to help your students develop the language skills they need to communicate across a various languages. We’re featuring resources that support emerging language learners and learners that are more advanced. Continue to foster your students’ language proficiency with these resources, half of which are FREE!
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It’s FREE!“Teaching with more high frequency verbs this year? This no prep digital interactive notebook presents and reviews 8 of the most essential ones for stories and classroom talk, all in the YO form.” |
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“Learn the most important high frequency French verbs through the power of socially conscious music. A full two-week unit on racism, censorship, and high frequency verbs from the Teach for Justice library.“ |
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It’s FREE!“This rubric monitors fluency and comprehension, and is written in a way that parents can also understand the areas in which their child can continue to grow. You can use this to help form your guided reading groups, or even to find common areas for improvement for your entire class!” |
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“This resource is an easy way for your students to remember the writing process, and is a great addition to your French writing wall or board!” |
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It’s FREE!“Chinese learning resources are extremely limited. This game and practice pages are a way to engage with the Chinese language in a fun and memorable way.” |
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“Chinese teachers need playful learning options for literacy centers and self-checking answers for students to practice vocabulary. These cards can be used in many grades and provide opportunities for students to practice Chinese in a hands-on way that allows the teacher to use for centers, fast finishers, or assessments!” |
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It’s FREE!“Kids can write their name, count the letters in their name and learn the first letter of their name.” |
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“This bundle contains 8 different worksheets for numbers from 0-10, to learn to recognize them and write them.” |
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It’s FREE!“In this ocean themed Boom Cards deck, students will identify the initial syllable for each image. All words have audio to provide extra support for students.” |
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“Patterned sentences are great for emergent readers and writers! There are many important foundational skills that can be developed by studying patterned sentences through a variety of fun and interactive activities.” |
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It’s FREE!“Making cross-linguistic connections is essential in the bilingual classroom. This free journal provides sentence frames and visual vocabulary to help students bridge both languages.” |
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“The Emergent Word Work Lessons for Guided Reading makes planning , instructing and collecting data very easy for teachers. The activities target emergent skills in phonemic awareness through picture for sorting and phonics with lists of words for word ladders (chaining) and word building.” |
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It’s FREE!“French Phonetics – This product helps students practice their pronounciation of words with contain the following French sounds: eil/eille, ail/aille, ill, ouil/ouille, euil/euille.” |
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“French Fables – This unit entirely in French teaches students how to analyze fables and write their own fable inspired by Jean de La Fontaine.” |
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It’s FREE!“This is an in-class project for November 13th, World Kindness Day. Students write a ‘thank you’ letter to a teacher expressing their appreciation of that teacher and their class. This is an engaging, change-of-pace activity offering some positivity which, in this particular year, can help lift spirits.” |
 Pauvre Anne Activities ~ 2017 Edition ~ Text Messages From Richard by Carol Nescio |
“This activity packet offers new vocabulary, exercises to review grammar already learned, engaging individual & partner activities, quizzes and a final test. There’s everything you need to keep students on-task and involved in this easy reader for French using a wide variety of activities.” |
