Teachers Love Social Studies

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Written By Robin Norton

One of the things teachers struggle with is teaching content to English Language Learners while at the same time teaching language. A common question from my colleagues is how do they support their ESL students. Teachers want to do the best they can for their students. I get it. This is why I created my Picture Dictionary in the Content Area - World History resources.

I have a confession to make. I’m somewhat of a history nerd. Given a choice between watching the latest blockbuster movie or a documentary on Ancient Egypt, I’m opting for that documentary 100 percent of the time.

My Picture Dictionary Series is a labor of love. Due to my perfectionist nature, one resource takes me a long time to create. (Keep an eye out for Ancient Rome in the coming months).

I created these resources with students and teachers in mind. There are three elements to each resource - the colored picture packet, a student work packet, and a teacher guide.

Take a look for yourself. Download the Ancient Egypt free resource now.

Robin Norton

Middle and high school teacher of English as a second language. Dedicated to providing online ESL teaching resources incorporating best practices for teaching English Language Learners. ESL Curriculum includes ESL reading and writing strategies, strategies for teaching ESL beginners, ESL vocabulary building activities, ESL grammar exercises, ESL speaking and listening activities, and differentiated instruction for ESL students. You can see all of my resources for teaching English Learners here.

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