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In England, over 20% of schoolchildren speak English as an Additional Language (EAL). So, how can teachers support these learners with unplanned language learning opportunities in the classroom? Tom Beakes advises.
This EAL pack of resources for Science, suitable for KS2 and KS3, supports learners in both understanding and speaking about the concept of scientific method.
This EAL pack of resources supports learners in KS3 Maths with their understanding of the order of mathematical operations (BODMAS), their ability to solve mathematical equations using BODMAS and speak/write in English about how they arrived at their results.
These resource packs support learners who use EAL in understanding of area and perimeter.
This KS2 resource pack on the topic of sound provides a dictogloss activity, visuals, and collaborative activities to help learners understand how we hear sounds.
