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Isenberg Elementary ESOL
Leslie Foster
H D ISENBERG ELEMENTARY
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Welcome to ESOL/Bienvenidos a ESOL
(English to Speakers of Other Languages)

I will meet with students on a pull-out basis. I see kindergarten students five times a week, first graders four times a week, second graders four times a week, third graders three times a week, and fourth and fifth graders two times a week.

Students are learning about the following units in each grade:



 We Are a Family! - We are learning about the members of our family. We are also talking about food, kitchen objects, and numbers 1-5.  We are reading "Feast for 10," "The Picnic," and "To Be a Kid."
Vocabulary:baby, brother, father, grandma, grandpa, mother, sister, fish, green beans, pizza, rice, salad, sandwich, soup, cup, fork, knife, napkin, plate, spoon, one, two, three, four, five, and, the



Here Come the Animals! - We are learning about animal babies and their parents. We are also talking about the characteristics of the animals. We are reading "Mama Cat has three kittens,"  "Are You an Elephant," and "Feathers and More."
Vocabulary:her, in, on, their, and, the, are, you, an, no, am, not, have, do, does, has, keeps, warm, a, help



Seed to Sandwich - We are learning about where the food we eat comes from. We are also talking about farming and plants. We are reading "Mrs. NcNosh and the Great Big Squash,"  "Clever Ana and the Greedy Giant," and "Farms."
Vocabulary: big, her, over, she, with, of, is, keep, part, which, give, above, below, clever, ground, grow, in, between, high, dairy, factory, farming, machine, market, product, vegetable, and other key words related to vegetables




    Moon Light, Moon Bright- We are learning about the Moon, what it is like, its place in the solar system, and who has explored it. We are reading "The Fox in the Moon," a Peruvian Folk Tale about a Fox and a Mole that want to go to the Moon and "The Moon," about the Earth's only natural satellite The Moon.
Vocabulary: convince, dream, idea, impossible, plan, reach, stretch, wish for, astronaut, crater, hill, meteorite, mountain, spacecraft, surface, valley



This State of Mine- We are learning about states and regions of the United States. We are reading "A Quarter's Worth of Fame," an interview with a ten year old boy who drew the winning design for the Massachusetts State Quarter and "The Tree That Would Not Die," about 500 years of changes in the place that is now Texas.
Vocabulary: contest, design, honor, sketch, talent, boundary, government, capital, peace, settlement, treaty



Bodies in Motion- We are learning about how our bodies work and move, and how technology helps our bodies. We are reading "Dancing Wheels," a Photo-Essay about dancers who use more than their bodies to move to the music, and "Moving,"  about parts of the body that work together when you move.
Vocabulary: audience, energy, expression, improve, movement, performance, bone, heart, joint, muscle, nerve, oxygen, skeleton, spine, cord


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