ACCESS Writing Navigator Chart

A three-part ESL orientation sequence designed to build confidence, low-stress speaking routines, and peer connections through personal introductions and interactive classroom games.

A fourth-grade ESL writing lesson advancing procedural and sequential writing using chronological transition words First, Next, and Last/Finally. Includes an academic lesson plan, a multi-step student process organizer, and a family coaching guide for upper-elementary multilingual learners.

A comprehensive, printable bilingual quick-reference guide featuring the 50 most essential classroom phrases in English and Spanish. Organized into six distinct communication categories covering question-asking, directions, permissions, group collaboration, and discussion.

A three-day asynchronous Orton-Gillingham sequence targeting the CVCe Magic E rule. Designed for parent-child collaborative home learning following the IMSE multisensory progression.

A comprehensive family communication toolkit designed to demystify WIDA ACCESS score reports and celebrate multilingual student progress. It provides educators with video scripts, storyboards, presentation slides, and an accessible family handout to empower caregivers in supporting language growth at home.

A comprehensive, ENL-scaffolded multiple choice vocabulary test covering tradition, culture, adapt, ancestors, represent, generations, and heritage. Features accessible definition matching, sentence context completion, and a student writing application section.

A comprehensive 5-lesson project-based sequence for 5th Grade ESL students to master the research cycle, from questioning to final publication. Students develop academic English skills through searching, evaluating, and synthesizing information on a chosen topic.

A welcoming onboarding toolkit designed for newcomer multilingual families, bridging home and school through clear visual routines, practical communication aids, and accessible home learning activities.

A practical family guide for parents of fourth-grade ESL students, explaining how to coach children through academic procedural writing, transition words, and precise vocabulary using real-life home routines.

A 5-lesson sequence for 5th-grade ESL students focused on the ethics and mechanics of academic research. Students learn to distinguish between intellectual property and common knowledge, master the art of quoting and paraphrasing, and create simplified citations and bibliographies to maintain academic integrity.

An introductory English Language Learner lesson focused on essential everyday greetings and conversational etiquette. Students learn 10 fundamental greeting words and phrases through visual picture cards, simple definitions, and structured conversational practice.

A fourth-grade ESL procedural writing worksheet centered on preparing a healthy snack, featuring an academic culinary vocabulary toolbox, structured sentence writing areas, and a transition editing checklist.