Puede navegarse a través de sus contenidos por nivel, área curricular o competencias clave.
Además, se proporciona una guía de lectura complementaria con una selección de títulos relacionados con la literatura en inglés destinados especialmente a primeros lectores y acompañada de contenidos digitales y propuestas adicionales.
This guide for educators is one of the outcomes of PEaCH, an Erasmus+ project funded by the European Commission. The acronym PEaCH was derived from the main goal of the project: ‘preserving and promoting Europe’s cultural and linguistic heritage through empowerment of bilingual children and families’.
Find it on:
https://bilingualfamily.eu/Resources/PEaCH%20for%20educators.pdf
Facts and figures:
https://www.worldenvironmentday.global/did-you-know/facts-figures
Reports and publications:
https://www.worldenvironmentday.global/did-you-know/reports-and-publications
Take a quiz:
https://www.worldenvironmentday.global/did-you-know/take-quiz
More information on:
Its puzzles are organized by grade and subject – each designed for a 45-60 minute period.
MathPickle.com is also a practical resource for teachers. Its puzzles and games engage students in problem solving.
It is supported by the American Institute of Mathematics.
Visit:
http://www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com/
It includes 270 free worksheets arranged according to topic (numbers, operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, algebra, statistics, probability, geometry, measurement, time, money, symbols…)
http://www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com/MathsChartsPDFs/mathschartsPDFs.html
This tool was designed to be used in both online classes but can also be used with interactive boards. (source ESL Kids Games vía @elcastorcurioso).
https://www.eslkidsgames.com/date-and-weather-interactive-chart
They offer educational and entertaining science experiences through videos, podcasts, digital media, live events, citizen science, K-12 education and professional development, and at-home learning activities for families that directly serve hundreds of thousands of educators, parents, citizen scientists, and lifelong learners every year.
Science Friday also offers lesson plans, that include links to the national science standards addressed in the lesson.
It offers a large variety of accurate and concise skill building worksheets geared towards a range of ability levels. No registration is required to access the resources presented on this website.
Permite la posibilidad de jugar además de en inglés, la primera opción, en alemán, español, francés, italiano y portugués.
Juego de apariencia bastante sencilla pero interesante para la competición.
This project corresponds specifically to the primary school stage. However, you can find more resources corresponding to secondary or baccalaureate.
https://www.juntadeandalucia.es/educacion/portals/web/transformacion-digital-educativa/rea
At the end of this OER (REA), the students will create, in pairs or groups of three, a 3D city model using recycled materials. Then, they will use job avatars, to ask and give directions, so that their avatar reaches its workplace.
What are they going to learn?
Be able to recognize and label the main buildings in our 3D city model.
Be able to find information on the internet about towns and cities.
Be able to identify main places in a city, such as public buildings and other facilities.
Be able to identify the professions that are carried out in the main buildings of a city.
Be able to give and ask for information to reach places in a city.
To validate its pedagogical value, the organization’s educational materials were reviewed by the Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest research organization and museum complex.
In this special event held on World Earth Day 2022, the British Council will launch a range of new free resources for English teachers looking for innovative ways to integrate climate change issues into the classroom.
These resources can be adapted to a variety of ages and settings and include toolkits, lessons plans, advocacy packets, quizzes, timelines...
The idea for Vidtionary was conceived in Seoul, South Korea in 2006, at which time the project’s creator Donald Anderson was there teaching English. Actual development on the project began in 2007, at the time Donald Anderson began his M.Ed. degree at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, BC, Canada. (Source: Vidtionary)
This series on YouTube pairs contemporary & classical poems with award-winning animators.
Find it on:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJicmE8fK0Egxi0hgy5Tw-NFyLcpJ4bzJ
In addition to the articles about mental health and wellbeing, you will find some external links to key refugee support organisations with useful resources towards the bottom of this page.
(Source Open Learn)
https://www.open.edu/openlearn/supporting-ukrainian-refugees
This collection of English - Ukrainian dual resources is at your disposal if you create a free Twinkl account. Perfect if you want to teach English (vocabulary) to learners who are native Ukrainian speakers
You can read, download (text and audio) and listen to stories. You can also choose language (English, French, and the most widely spoken immigrant and refugee languages of Canada) and level (five levels).
It provides teachers with a guide to show how links can be made between the stories and Curricular Competencies by referencing universal themes and activities across grade levels and subject areas.
Find it on:
They can search for readings by category, written (English and Spanish can be chosen so it is also a good resource for early readers of Spanish) and narration language.
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https://about.uniteforliteracy.com/blog/
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