In this blog post, we'll be digging deep into teaching paragraph writing to our ESL students. Together, we'll explore practical tips and strategies that will make the process of paragraph writing a breeze for our ESL students.

Here are a few exciting listening activities to enhance language learning in your classroom. By using these strategies, you'll create the best environment that fosters your students' listening skills and pushes their English proficiency to new heights.

Providing opportunities for ESL students to speak during our class is all about helping them grow their language skills, boost their confidence, and become critical thinkers who are ready to take on the world. You will help them grow linguistically, gain confidence, and develop critical thinking skills that will shape their future.

Teaching narrative writing to ESL students is very similar to teaching the concept to monolingual English speakers, although some tweaks need to be done for them to be more successful.

Descriptive writing is one of the absolute best ways for ESL students of any age to develop their English writing skills. By practicing descriptive writing, ESL students can really boost their overall language proficiency and feel more confident in their writing abilities.

As middle school ELA teachers of ESL students, we know how important it is for ESL students to develop their expository writing skills. But don't worry, it can be done. Here, you’ll learn the strategies your students need from you to be successful expository essay writers.

Here’s a great formula that works wonders for teaching your ESL students (and everyone else) how to write an awesome argumentative essay, and you can even use it for persuasive or opinion essays!

Here, you’ll learn 4 tips and strategies to effectively teach your middle school ESL students to write in English.