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English as a Second Language
Children differ on all possible
dimensions. They begin at
different points and move forward at different rates. Growth does not happen in equal
increments. Spurts and plateaus occur
in the development of any ability. The simple fact of individual differences
is what makes teaching all children to read and write such a
challenging task. Classrooms That Work, Third Edition, Cunningham & Allington, p. 159 The following links are offered as
supplemental resources to help advance your students' language acquisition.
Topics include listening and speaking, reading, writing, links to ESL sites
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The
pronunciation of words in seven English dialects and a dictionary are provided on
this site. |
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This
site contains reviews, conferences, and lists of children’s titles that
are available in English and Spanish. California
State University-San Marcos, CA |
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Cynthia
Leitich Smith’s website contains multicultural literature and
information. |
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Linda’s
Links to Literature- links to activities and lesson plans for
children’s literature and young adult literature. Richmond Public
Schools. |
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Games, puzzles, quizzes, on-line dictionaries,
and links for ESL students. |
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Thematic units to
use with ESL students. |
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