Top Ten Words Strips

A two-lesson ESL bundle for Grade 2 emerging bilingual learners to develop critical thinking and problem-solving through visual clue-based predictions and step-by-step thinking explanations. Includes interactive slide decks, scaffolded student activity documents, speaking cue cards, and a dual-purpose teacher/student visual rubric.

A substitute-ready visual review lesson on character, setting, and 1-2-3 story sequencing designed for Deaf and hard-of-hearing early learners. Covers the six Unit 1 stories: The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Milkmaid, The Goose and the Golden Egg, The Fox and the Grapes, Peter Rabbit, and The Prodigal Son.

A 1-page visual substitute facilitation guide tailored for Deaf and hard-of-hearing early learners. Provides visual attention routines, non-auditory modeling scripts, and an at-a-glance 6-story reference chart (Boy & Wolf, Milkmaid, Golden Egg, Fox & Grapes, Peter Rabbit, Prodigal Son) detailing characters, settings, and 1-2-3 sequencing.

A two-part critical thinking sequence for Grade 2 ESL inclusion classrooms, pairing comparative reasoning and real-world problem solving with structured visual and linguistic scaffolds.

An interactive early literacy lesson focused on story structure and narrative sequencing. Students explore beginning, middle, and end through an engaging read-aloud, collaborative picture card sequencing, and peer-to-peer oral retelling.

A 2-page, picture-first student worksheet tailored for Deaf and hard-of-hearing early learners. Features a 6-story visual selector (Boy & Wolf, Milkmaid, Golden Egg, Fox & Grapes, Peter Rabbit, Prodigal Son), ample drawing boxes, and 3 sequential storyboard panels (First, Next, Last) with zero phonics.

A four-week Hi-Lo writing sequence designed for a 7th-grade student working at a 1st-grade reading level. Spanning 15-minute daily sessions, this sequence spirals sentence construction, micro-narratives, informative reports, and CUPS editing with mature, age-respectful styling.

A 40-minute targeted small-group intervention lesson introducing 3rd graders working at a 2nd-grade level to author's purpose. Students learn the primary reasons authors write, with special emphasis on the purpose and organization of lists, stories, and informational guides.

A high-contrast visual slide deck tailored for Deaf and hard-of-hearing early primary learners reviewing the six Unit 1 stories: The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Milkmaid, The Goose and the Golden Egg, The Fox and the Grapes, Peter Rabbit, and The Prodigal Son. Zero phonics, pure visual storyboards, and Deaf-friendly substitute cues.

A multi-day kindergarten ESL sequence centered on the story 'A Day at the Park', developing sight word recognition, picture-sentence matching, oral language with sentence frames, and early sentence writing.

A high-engagement writing lesson that trains students to craft complete, grammatically sound sentences inspired by visual prompts. Students master the core mechanics of capitalization, word spacing, accurate spelling, end punctuation, and clear meaning through interactive whole-class slides and an applied editing checklist.

A structured peer retelling discussion resource featuring partner role mats, visual sentence stems, active listening coaching prompts, and story structure question cards.