English

In this 30-minute enrichment session, 7th grade English learners new to the U.S. will acquire essential vocabulary for everyday life and classroom success. By exploring real-life scenarios, interactive activities, and reflective discussions, students will build confidence in using new words to communicate effectively.

This 3-session unit guides 11th grade B1 EFL learners through planning, scripting, and producing a short video CV. Students will learn relevant vocabulary and structures, practice speaking, and develop digital communication skills essential for real-world applications.

In this engaging 30-minute lesson, 7th graders will learn how to craft clear, professional emails and letters. Mastery of these skills boosts student confidence, aids digital communication, and prepares them for real-world correspondence. (Tier 1, 1 session, 30 minutes)

This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to foundational English vocabulary, focusing on greetings, common colors, and numbers 1-10. Students will gain basic communication skills and build confidence in a new language. This is a 1-session, 60-minute lesson for small groups.

In this single 60-minute High School English lesson, students explore rhetorical appeals and persuasive techniques to craft compelling arguments both for academic essays and real-world contexts. They’ll analyze examples, collaborate in peer discussions, and write a targeted persuasive paragraph—building skills crucial for effective communication. (Grade 9–12)

Get ready to embark on a 5-session, 55-minute ESL journey designed specifically for 12th-grade vocational learners. This Tier 1 classroom series will build rapport, assess skills, and introduce essential language functions so students feel confident communicating on day one and beyond.

A fun and engaging first-day-of-school English class designed for 10th graders to build community, introduce course expectations, and spark excitement for the year ahead. In one 45-minute session, students will participate in icebreakers, explore the syllabus interactively, and set classroom agreements to foster a positive learning environment.

This lesson helps Long Term English Learners build trust and cohesion within their group. Through a collaborative activity, students will practice active listening, expressive speaking, and clear writing, essential skills for both group dynamics and ELPAC preparation. This single-session lesson is designed for a 30-minute duration.

This lesson aims to help high-level high school English learners manage anxiety related to public speaking and presentations. By using a combination of trauma-informed teaching, active learning, and collaborative strategies, students will engage in activities that build confidence and reduce anxiety. This lesson is important as it equips students with essential skills for academic success and future career opportunities, fostering a supportive environment for all learners, including those who speak Portuguese.

This 5-session, 30-minute per session Tier 2 lesson is designed for 5 students with autism or specific learning disabilities to enhance reading fluency and sentence writing using common vowel teams (ai, ay, ee, ea, ey) and digraphs. Mastering these patterns builds foundational literacy skills, boosting confidence and comprehension.

In Session 5, second graders celebrate their fluency gains by applying contractions, digraphs, vowel teams, suffixes, prefixes, and sentence types in a final fluency challenge: timed reading, word-hunt, and creative paragraph writing. This capstone builds confidence and showcases growth.

A 30-minute Tier 2 small-group enrichment lesson for 7th graders using a summer beach theme to teach emotional regulation through metaphor, guided practice, and reflection. This lesson helps students build self-regulation skills in an engaging, seasonally-relevant context.

This 30-minute Tier 2 phonics lesson for 5th-grade pull-out students focuses on mastering common vowel team patterns. By breaking down the 'ee' sound, students will improve their decoding and reading fluency, essential skills for tackling more complex texts. Designed for 1 session.

This 30-minute Tier 2 phonics lesson for 5th-grade pull-out students focuses on mastering common vowel team patterns. By breaking down the 'ee' sound, students will improve their decoding and reading fluency, essential skills for tackling more complex texts. Designed for 1 session.

This lesson engages students in analyzing 'Frankenstein' through interactive and accessible methods. By using game-based and project-based learning strategies, students will explore key themes and characters in a supportive environment. This approach is crucial for students with IEPs, as it provides differentiated instruction and fosters a deeper understanding of the text.

In this lesson, students will explore their emotions through the medium of poetry, crafting pieces that articulate their personal stories of resilience. This creative expression allows for emotional release and fosters a deeper understanding of individual strengths. The lesson is important as it encourages self-reflection, emotional intelligence, and empathy among students, helping them to recognize and celebrate their resilience.

In this 45-minute lesson, 11th-grade Spanish and Portuguese speakers will practice code-switching between Spanish and English to build empathy and understanding in diverse conversations. This engaging session includes discussions and a worksheet to help students fluidly switch languages and appreciate different perspectives.

A 30-minute Tier 1 formative assessment for 2nd graders to demonstrate mastery of short and long vowel teams and diphthongs. This quick check helps teachers gauge students’ understanding of spelling-sound correspondences and informs future instruction.

In this 40-minute lesson, English language learners at WIDA level 3 will practice speaking and writing by sharing stories about their summer vacations. This Tier 1 classroom lesson uses engaging reading, a fun game, and collaborative discussions to build vocabulary, fluency, and confidence.

This lesson focuses on enhancing problem-solving skills through engaging English class puzzles for 9th graders. By integrating critical thinking with language arts, students will develop strategies to tackle complex problems, fostering both analytical and creative thinking. This single 30-minute session is designed to be interactive and fun, encouraging students to see English class as a dynamic and challenging environment.

This lesson introduces basic grammar concepts to young students with autism through interactive and collaborative activities. By using a blend of learning strategies, students will engage in hands-on experiences that make grammar fun and accessible. This approach helps in building foundational language skills while promoting social interaction and inquiry-based learning.

A 6-session individual lesson for a Spanish-speaking kindergarten student focused on communicating needs, following directions, and practicing self-control. This Tier 3 intervention uses engaging activities, discussions, worksheets, and games to build language confidence and behavioral skills in 30-minute sessions.

In this 60-minute Tier 1 lesson for 11th-grade B1 EFL learners, students will practice reading and listening comprehension around CVs, draft their own CV video script, and receive peer feedback. This lesson builds practical employability skills and boosts confidence in English communication.

Feeling Fluent is a 30-minute Tier 2 small-group program for 2nd graders that expands emotional vocabulary through fun games and stories. This lesson boosts communication skills, empathy, and self-awareness in a safe and engaging environment.

In this engaging 30-minute Tier 1 speech therapy session, 7th graders will learn strategies to improve their fluency and speaking confidence through interactive warm-ups, tongue-twister activities, and self-reflection. This lesson equips students with practical tools for clearer, smoother speech—critical for academic presentations and everyday communication.

In this lesson, students will explore the connotative effects of an author's word choice in literature. Through a combination of reading, collaborative activities, and discussions, students will learn to evaluate how different words or phrases can alter the meaning and tone of a text. This lesson is crucial for developing critical reading and analytical skills, which are essential for success in AP courses and beyond.

A 4-session social skills unit designed for high school ESL students, focusing on practical communication and interpersonal strategies. Each 30-minute lesson builds vocabulary, confidence, and real-world speaking opportunities to help learners engage socially.

A dynamic 20-minute routine for 1st graders that uses echo chants and a pledge to reinforce classroom norms. This quick, engaging session sets a positive school climate, builds community, and empowers students to remember and live classroom expectations.

In this 60-minute, one-on-one session, adult learners will gain confidence using the past tense in real-world conversations. Through guided practice, role-plays, and personalized feedback, students will be able to share past experiences accurately and fluently.

In this 15-minute lesson, ELL students will build confidence through interactive warm-up, reading, discussion, a game, an activity, and a worksheet. This Tier 1 classroom lesson uses fun strategies to empower students to speak up and feel proud of their voice.

Teachers will guide 2nd graders to recognize, pronounce, and spell long E words spelled ee and ea through engaging activities that build phonics mastery in a single 30-minute Tier 1 session. This boosts reading fluency and spelling confidence.

Get ready for some serious listening, speaking, and writing fun! This 30-minute game-based lesson is designed for Long-Term English Learners (ELPAC Levels 3-4) to sharpen their communication skills in an engaging, whole-classroom setting. Students will practice active listening, clear verbal expression, and accurate written recall, building confidence for the ELPAC test.

In this 30-minute Tier 3 lesson, pre-K students will practice expanding single-word requests into two- or three-word utterances using a core vocabulary board. This individualized session boosts expressive language skills, builds confidence, and lays the foundation for more complex communication.

Join us on an engaging 30-minute one-on-one speech therapy “Sound Safari” where kindergarteners practice key phonemes through playful, multisensory activities. This targeted Tier 3 session builds confidence, fine-tunes articulation, and equips students with clear, expressive communication skills.

In this 30-minute group lesson, 4th graders practice key conversational skills—like starting, maintaining, and ending chats—to build confidence and stronger friendships. This Tier 2 lesson uses interactive activities to foster peer support and real-life communication.

A three-session series designed to help an 11th grader who's new to the district learn to initiate, maintain, and deepen peer conversations to build lasting friendships. Students will practice conversation starters, follow-up questions, active listening, and friendship-building strategies over three 45-minute sessions.

In this 30-minute lesson, 7th graders will develop essential conversational skills through engaging warm-ups, role-play activities, and reflection. Effective conversation fosters empathy, builds relationships, and boosts confidence in real-life interactions.

In this 30-minute Tier 2 group lesson for 7th graders, students analyze humor and figurative language in selected video clips to deepen their understanding and confidence. This engaging session uses real-world media to help students identify and discuss literary devices, boosting both comprehension and speaking skills.

In this lesson, students will delve into the world of poetry to explore and express emotions. They will read and analyze selected poems, focusing on poetic techniques and expressive language, and then create their own poems. This lesson is important as it helps students develop an appreciation for poetry, enhances their emotional literacy, and encourages creative expression.

In this one-hour, Tier 1 classroom session for 6th graders, students will engage in an ELA Spiral Review covering key skills—grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension—through quick-paced warm-up, collaborative activities, and an exit ticket. This lesson jumpstarts the year by refreshing foundational ELA skills, boosting confidence, and setting a positive tone for future learning.

A two-part, 15-minute per session individualized intervention for a 7th grader struggling with self-harm. This mini-unit equips the student with practical coping strategies and a personalized safety plan to reduce self-harm urges and build emotional resilience.

This individual lesson turns students into language detectives, encouraging them to investigate and solve language mysteries using context clues and inference. Designed for a 7th-grade student, this 45-minute session focuses on language development through engaging, detective-themed activities.

In this 60-minute Tier 3 session, adult learners will master the third conditional to express hypothetical past scenarios. Through targeted practice, personalized feedback, and real-life applications, participants will gain confidence in crafting complex conditional sentences, enhancing their advanced English proficiency.

A 60-minute, whole-class lesson aligned to CASEL competencies, guiding 7th graders to deepen empathy and compassion through literature, discussion, and personal reflection—students will connect texts to their own lives and practice empathetic responses.

This lesson aims to help fifth-grade boys understand the impact of foul language on themselves and others. Through a short video and a quiz, students will explore how words can affect emotions and relationships. This lesson is important as it encourages students to reflect on their language choices and promotes a respectful and supportive classroom environment.

This 6-session lesson series is designed for a 6th grade English language learner who is shy and guarded, focusing on increasing her voice volume so that peers and adults can hear her in conversation. Each 30-minute session will include engaging activities, games, and discussions to help the student gain confidence and improve her speaking skills. The lessons are tailored to meet individual needs and encourage active participation.

In this lesson, students will explore their emotions and express them creatively through poetry. They will learn to use descriptive language to convey feelings, enhancing both their writing skills and emotional intelligence. This lesson is important as it encourages self-expression and helps students articulate their emotions in a healthy way.

A 5-session 2nd grade literacy unit focusing on CVCe words, vowel teams, fluency, and sentence writing. Students will build reading fluency, master spelling patterns, and apply skills in writing sentences. Perfect for small-group Tier 1 instruction in 30-minute blocks.

In this 60-minute session, adult learners will build essential business English skills for effective meetings, focusing on vocabulary, phrases, and confidence. Ideal for Tier 3 individual support, this lesson equips learners with practical language to lead and participate in real-world meetings.

In this Reflective Poetry Workshop, students will explore the art of poetry as a means of personal expression. They will craft poems that reflect their own feelings and thoughts, enhancing their writing skills and emotional insight. This lesson is important as it provides a creative outlet for students, fostering empathy and self-awareness as they share and discuss their creations with peers.

A quick, engaging 30-minute ELA spiral review session for 6th graders to revisit essential reading, grammar, vocabulary, and writing skills. This Tier 1 lesson jumpstarts the year with fun practice and checks for understanding.

In this 6-session series, students will build self-advocacy skills to express emotions and apply coping strategies with confidence. Perfect for individual social work support, each 30-minute session provides targeted practice so students can advocate for themselves in 80% of real-life situations within 6–8 weeks.

This lesson focuses on vowel teams 'ee', 'ea', and 'ey' through an engaging story about a fox and a monkey. Students will actively participate in reading and comprehension activities, enhancing their understanding of vowel teams and improving their reading skills. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize and use vowel teams in context, which is crucial for developing reading fluency.

In this 45-minute, one-on-one speech therapy session, the student will explore and practice the /s/, /ʃ/ (sh), /tʃ/ (ch), and /dʒ/ (j) sounds through engaging warm-ups, multisensory activities, and targeted practice. This session helps build articulatory precision, confidence, and generalization in a fun, exploratory format tailored to a 9-year-old 5th grader.

This lesson helps students understand the impact of bullying, cultivate empathy for others, and actively contribute to a positive and inclusive classroom environment where everyone feels they belong. It's designed for a general classroom audience (Tier 1) and will take approximately 40 minutes.

A personalized behavior tracker for a 2nd-grade student with a trauma background, designed to increase on-task behaviors like following directions and completing work. This is a Tier 3 individual intervention to be used over 30 minutes. This behavior chart is designed to be highly customizable and collaborative.

Students will delve into the themes of self-expression and identity in Dead Poets Society, exploring how poetry can be a platform for personal storytelling. This lesson aims to empower students by connecting film themes to their own lives. This lesson is designed for a 10th-grade group and will last 45 minutes, focusing on Tier 2 group supports.

This 30-minute individual lesson teaches 4th grade English learners why making fun of others through drawings is unkind and how to choose kindness instead. Students will read a short story, complete a worksheet to reflect on kindness, and take a simple quiz to reinforce the lesson. This targeted Tier 3 support helps correct negative behaviors with clear, accessible materials.