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What If They Don’t
Speak English?
For Primary & Secondary
Teachers
This book is to serve as a
Resource Guide
for the educator
who has been assigned
students who speak
a language other than English
in their homes
and
have a limited proficiency in English
Compiled from various English as a Second Language Resources
by the MISD Bilingual/ESL Department
Suchiraphon McKeithen-Polish, Bilingual Education Consultant
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Help!
What do I do now?
Que Pasa?
Information in this booklet is for classroom
teacher’s use, not to be sold, and has been compiled
from a variety of sources for English-as-a-Second
Language teaching from various Curriculum
Departments and Bilingual/ESL Program
manuals.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction …… 4
Strategies to use with ELL……..4-6
Buddy/Helpmate… 7-8
Expressions in various languages ……….9-10
Activities for ELL within a regular classroom……… 11-12
Factors affecting ELL in middle school and high school
Language Factors: 13-14
Cultural Factors: 14-15
Review of ESL teaching methods ………… 22-28
Primary Grades Methods
Natural Approach………….. 28
TPR………29
Story Telling ………….35
Story Reading…………36
Direct teaching of speaking…………. 37
Reading and Writing for Communication………………39
Higher Level Thinking Skills for ELL…………41
The Shelter Instructional Observation Protocol, (SIOP)……. 45-60
Experiencing Culture in the Classroom ……61
Becoming Culturally Aware ……….. 62-65
Specifics About Diverse Cultural Communities
Middle East and Arabic ………….. 66
Mexican-American & Hispanic ……………68
Hmong ………….. 71
Vietnamese ……… 74
Chinese ………….. 83
Cultural Etiquette Guidelines/ Gestures ………………..85
Resources and References ……………..88-89
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Working with ELL students Strategies Overview
1. Videos – Show videos to students of particular subjects, stories or
plays to introduce and to finish the lesson
2. Higher level of thinking skills instructional strategies – SIOP
3. Cultural Responsive Instruction – Use students diverse backgrounds in
creating lessons
4. Hands-on activities – Bloom Ball Activity
5. Music/Dance/Songs – Involvement
6. Games – Cultural Bingo
7. Reading/Writing activities – Journaling
8. Role Play – News reporter/interviewer, characters
9. Field Trips – Actual application
10. Pairing – Non English speaker/reader/writer paired with intermediate level
student who can speak the particular native language
11. Cooperative Learning – Group 3-4 with specific roles
12. Native language support - Tutors
13. Collaboration – Among teachers: ESL and mainstream teachers
14. Parental Involvement- Tutors as interpreters for communicating with
parents.
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