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The 3 Sounds of "ed" Past Tense freebie Verb Game Engage your students with this fun and practical verb game and ESL curriculum freebie on the 3 sounds of "ed" Past Tense Verbs. You will use these ESL games and grammar activities over and over again. This time-saver ESL unit is an enjoyable way for children to practice using The 3 Sounds of "ed" Past Tense Verbs.   This package consists of : GAME BOARD GAME CARDS for each sound of 'ed' WORD CARDS NUMBER CARDS   This resource works well: ESL & ELD classrooms Classrooms with ELLs Whole class Small groups Speech Therapy, Grammar Instruction Intervention Groups After School programs Summer School   Sign up for our newsletter here to get all of our new freebies!   This resource came from my product The 3 Sounds of "ed" Past Tense Verb Game, but you will engage students with FUN with this freebie.

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This week check out this freebie from Fun To Teach 🌹   This K-5 ESL Curriculum, Lesson Plans, and Pacing guide is a FREE year-long tool you can use to plan your ESL lessons for all your English language levels. This free yearlong ESL-ELD curriculum map is broken down by week which will help you plan your year for all three ELL language levels listed below: Beginner/Early Intermediate Intermediate Early Advanced/Advanced   Planning ESL curriculum for the year can be overwhelming. If you are looking for an ESL curriculum map to guide you through the whole year, this is it! Also includes a blank planner for you to create your own!     Check out this freebie from Fun To Teach 🌹     What teachers like you say: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Extremely satisfied Thanks for this great free product. It is packed with helpful information that can be used for a variety of teaching situations, ages, and levels.   ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I just barely downloaded this resource, but I am so so excited about all the wonderful suggestions! I can't wait to share the games and activities with my ELs! Thanks a million for an incredible tool!! I will be looking for more resources produced by "Fun To Teach." This is so well-organized!   ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Do you need a ready-made all-in-one bundle that will take you through the year? Click here ⭐️⭐️⭐️   Each month from this curriculum map has a combination of ELD units and/or grammar components essential for English learners. Again choose some or all of what I have here. Feel free to mix it up to suit you! Each ELL language level has language components that I teach during that month. The resources listed have games, activities, and lesson plans for those components. READ MORE HERE!

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