February is Black History Month in the United States. I thought a “The Best…” list focusing on African-American history would be timely and helpful. You might also be interested in: New & Revised: The Best...
Read MoreHERE’S A MESSAGE FROM SANTA TO YOU, & YOUR ELL STUDENTS CAN EASILY CREATE THEIR OWN! Check out my New York Times post: Ideas for English Language Learners | Celebrate the Holidays ELLs learn about tamales, holiday...
Read MoreWith Columbus Day AND Indigenous People’s Day coming-up, I thought I’d quickly put together a “The Best…” list of the resources I’ve used to help my English Language Learner students learn...
Read MoreCheck out my New York Times post on using The Day of the Dead to help students learn about literal and interpretative questions. Halloween’s approaching, and I thought people might be interested in seeing a “The...
Read MoreAfter I wrote my post on the unique site called Word Count last week, David Duebelbeiss from the great site EFL Classroom 2.0 sent me some more information about Word Count’s creator. His name is Jonathan Harris, and you...
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