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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.
These resources support multilingual learners who are learning English to read, enjoy and respond to The Boy at the Back of the Class.
This pack of KS2 EAL resources supports learners with the language associated with the topic of long division in Maths.
This KS3 History resource pack supports EAL learners to learn about women's suffrage in the 1800s. They will learn the key vocabulary so that they can write a short essay.
This resource pack introduces learners to the language of probability in Maths, supporting them in accessing and participating in lessons where they would be asked to determine probability of random and fair events.
This resource supports pupils to describe the digestive system in humans. It is suitable for pupils who are at the earliest stages of learning English and uses a shorter text than the linked resource 'Digestive system: Sequence and functions'.