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Teaching English Language Learners to Read Diane August, Margarita Calderón, and Fred Genesee discuss best practices for teaching English language learners.
Preschool for ELLs: Family Involvement Dr. Palacios describes ways to make ELL families feel welcome in the preschool setting and suggests literacy activities that parents can try at home.
Maricely Born in Puerto Rico and a native Spanish speaker, Maricely found it doubly hard to learn to read…in English.
Letters and Sounds Mr. Lee demonstrates effective reading instruction and progress monitoring practices in his multilingual kindergarten classroom.
Making text-to-text connections Ali explains the way she used a Venn diagram to help her students compare “Burro’s Tortillas” and “The Little Red Hen.”
Two Languages at a Time Ms. Gonsalves gives equal time to both her native English and native Spanish speakers in her classroom at Webster Elementary in Long Beach, California.
