ELL Students

The number of English-language learners (ELL) has been increasing over recent years. These students require rich and consistent experiences in developing English oral language.  Here are some suggestions.

  • Help ELL students develop their English vocabulary through visual activities such as creating a picture card file, making picture journals, and developing picture glossaries
  • Help ELL students sort vocabulary words into categories that are relevant to them.
  • Provide visual representations during instruction.  These representations can include videos, pictures, diagrams, and graphs.
  • Provide ELL students with an English-speaking partner during independent work activities.

Once ELL students develop sufficient English oral vocabulary, emphasis can shift to reading and writing in English.

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