Beginning EAL - Support materials Years 2-6

Level A1-A2 (EAL), BL-B3 (EAL)

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2/08/2021

A set of 16 topic-based workbooks providing practical, easy to use resources which support English language work in the classroom. They are designed for teachers of newly arrived English as an additional language (EAL) learners working towards the A1, BL or B1 achievement standards. The workbooks include teacher notes, activities and worksheets.

The topics are: Actions, Australian animals, Clothing, Family and friends, Farm animals, Feelings, Food, Houses, Me, My body, Plants and gardens, Road safety and transport, School, Time, Traditional tales, and Weather and seasons.

This package also includes a guide for teachers new to teaching EAL learners.

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Theses resources are designed for teachers of newly arrived students or teachers who may be unfamiliar with the needs of EAL learners new to learning English. They provide material to support a classroom program. The activities and worksheets are designed to encourage communication and interaction between the new arrival, the teacher and other students in the class.

Each workbook provides learning outcomes both for English learning and for the topic, lists of appropriate English vocabulary and grammar features, worksheets, and additional references and resources.

More Details

Level	A1-A2 (EAL), BL-B3 (EAL)
Learning Area	F-10: English As An Additional Language (EAL)
Resource Type	Resource Package
Keywords	Traditional tales, English As An Additional Language, beginning EAL, EAL activities, Actions, Weather, Seasons, Clothing, Friends, Farm animals, Australian Animals, Plants, Time, Me, EALD, Feelings, Transport, Food, School, Houses, Family, Gardens, Eal, Road Safety, My Body
Audience	Teacher
ScOT Keyword	Students with English as an additional language or dialect
Language	English
Published Date	02/08/2021

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