Tour my real high school ESL classroom and see the visual supports, organization systems, student supply stations, group seating, and classroom tools I use with multilingual learners.
Teaching poetry to ESL students becomes much easier with these leveled Emily Dickinson activities, audio supports, and scaffolded reading tools for multilingual learners.
This bundle includes four of my go-to first week ESL activities for helping high school ESL students start the year with confidence. Get your syllabus, routines, visuals, and speaking supports ready in one click.
Looking for a free ESL progressive tense resource your students will actually use? This printable desk mat gives teens clear visual grammar support for speaking and writing.
Visuals make expectations stick—especially for English learners. These posters help reinforce routines, participation, and respectful classroom behavior in a clear, student-friendly way.
Struggling to support mixed-level ESL students? Learn how to differentiate ESL grammar supports for high school learners using simple, effective strategies that work from A1 to B2.
Looking for visual supports for ESL students that are more than just decoration? These leveled, editable desk mats give English learners real support from Day 1.
This personal identity poem helps ESL students feel seen and supported. It’s one of my favorite first week ESL writing activities for building classroom community and confidence.
Looking for a meaningful ESL literature lesson? This By Any Other Name ESL lesson uses adapted texts and speaking activities to spark connection and critical thinking.
Cloze listening activity ESL teachers can use to build listening and comprehension skills. Learn how I use leveled audio and fill-in-the-blank passages to boost engagement and focus.
Looking for ESL resources for high school that actually work? Discover grammar and speaking bundles for teens that save time, support mixed levels, and build student confidence.