Teaching About Indigenous Peoples' Day in the ESL Classroom

Indigenous Peoples' Day , celebrated on the second Monday in October, is a special day to honor the history, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous communities. In the ESL classroom, teaching about this day provides a unique opportunity to dev…

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Teaching the Legend of the Chupacabras in the Classroom: Engaging Elementary Students with Folklore

Teaching folklore in the ESL classroom is an excellent way to engage young learners, especially when it comes to captivating legends like that of the Chupacabras. The mysterious and exciting story of this creature can capture students' imaginati…

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Teaching Compassion with the Story of the Good Samaritan

The story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) is one of the most memorable Bible stories for children — simple to tell, rich in meaning, and full of opportunities for real-life application. Whether you’re teaching in Sunday school or guiding a les…

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Fun and interactive ways to incorporate The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds into your ESL lessons

Dot Day, celebrated on September 15th, is a special occasion that sparks creativity, celebrates individuality, and encourages self-expression—a fantastic opportunity for ESL teachers to engage students in a colorful lesson that amplifies imagination…

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