The "Money Money Money" unit explores American currency with a focus on wants, needs, and budgeting while integrating language development and literacy skills.

COUNTING MONEY

 In this 5 lesson mini unit, students practice counting money and solving money-related problems while developing the language of math.

Our early literacy supplements use a whole-to-part approach to oral language and literacy development for beginning English speakers.  Each supplement is designed to coordinate with our curriculum units. Each contains 6 lesson plans and supporting materials for a stress-free implementation.

An early literacy lesson sequence that integrates the "Healthy Bites" language and content with early literacy skills.

An early literacy lesson sequence that integrates the "Maps and Land Features" language and content with early literacy skills.

An early literacy lesson sequence that integrates the "Money Money Money" language and content with early literacy skills.

Units are designed for beginning English speakers in grades 9-12. They contain a variety of lessons that are each approximately 60 minutes in length. Includes slides full of visuals to support student learning. Units can be easily adjusted to meet the needs of grades 6-8 and/or intermediate English proficiency students.

This unit dives into all things American high school. Make sure your students are fully equipped to navigate the ins and outs of this educational experience from decoding class schedules to getting involved in extra-curricular activities. This unit focuses on teaching the language and culture that will help students thrive in all aspects of school life. 

Understanding the impact of technology is a crucial part of being in a community. This unit is going to take a step back and assess the impacts of technology over time. We'll look at how it has changed the way we interact with each other and how it has affected our sense of community. And here's the cool part - we'll also take a critical look at our technology use and see how it relates to our connection with others.