This document provides a summary of images and resources that can be used with English language learners. It includes links to daily pictures from NASA, National Geographic, and other sites. It also discusses using images to help students observe, describe, and make inferences. The focus for the week is on the idiom "going the extra mile." Examples are provided of language objectives for different grade levels, from learning new words to analyzing point of view and author choices. Readers are encouraged to check out the links and provide feedback via email.
This document provides a summary of images and resources that can be used with English language learners. It includes links to daily pictures from NASA, National Geographic, and other sites. It also discusses using images to help students observe, describe, and make inferences. The focus for the week is on the idiom "going the extra mile." Examples are provided of language objectives for different grade levels, from learning new words to analyzing point of view and author choices. Readers are encouraged to check out the links and provide feedback via email.
This document provides a summary of images and resources that can be used with English language learners. It includes links to daily pictures from NASA, National Geographic, and other sites. It also discusses using images to help students observe, describe, and make inferences. The focus for the week is on the idiom "going the extra mile." Examples are provided of language objectives for different grade levels, from learning new words to analyzing point of view and author choices. Readers are encouraged to check out the links and provide feedback via email.
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