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This worksheet is ideal to practice classroom objects. Match the descriptions to the classroom objects.

Fun with sight words! Kids are moving, learning, and writing their sight words with Heidi Songs videos!

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Whole-class conversations are valuable learning opportunities when managed correctly. These should not be teacher-directed discussions but instead teacher-facilitated discussions. Click to read how to create an environment that supports whole-class conversations by setting expectations and ground rules, creating a culture of respect, and providing structure and guidelines. Grab a FREE strategy poster for your classroom and other tips for encouraging quality conversations in this post!

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FREE teaching materials for busy English teachers. Do you teach in the classroom or online? Try some of our free lesson plans, ideas and teaching advice for new and experienced English teachers. Great ideas from ESL Teacher 365. Try these in your classroom today!

How I envision any important messages will need to be conveyed in our homefor the foreseeable future In short, adult conversation doesn’t exist when you have young kids in the home. One morning recently my husband started telling me a story (obviously about our kids, b/c what else would we talk about?) Husband: “So Isaac started […]

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English The 12 Verb Tenses, Example Sentences Past Present Future SIMPLE I studied English yesterday. I study English. I will study English. CONTINUOUS I was studying English. I am studying English I will be studying English. PERFECT I had studied English. I have studied English. I will have studied English. PERFECT CONTINUOUS I had been studying English. I have been studying English. I will have been studying English.

Learning parts of speech is necessary, but it does not have to be boring. Grammar games reinforce a particular language feature, such as prepositional phrases, without putting students to sleep. Middle school students actually look forward to grammar lessons when learning involves playing games that require thinking ...

Circle the correct fruit coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

WHY SHOULD A TEACHER INVOLVE THE STUDENTS IN TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS AND WHICH TECHNIQUE IS THE MOST USEFUL IN THIS CONNECTION? A teacher should involve students in the teaching-learning process to enhance engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes. When students are actively involved, they are more likely to understand and retain information, develop critical thinking skills, and take ownership of their learning. Involving students also promotes a positive classroom climate and…

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