Eld classroom decorations

Get some helpful ideas on how to decorate your ESL classroom. Check out the top 5 classroom decoration ideas to work on with your students!

Traveling theme bulletin board.

This blog post shares some of my all time favorite resources to use in an elementary ESL classroom. Incorporating these welcoming decor ideas and enriching resources into your ESL classroom decor will create a transformative learning experience for your students. Back to school time is the perfect time to create a welcoming classroom for all students and this blog post gives you inspiring ideas to create a multilingual and multicultural classroom for your newcomers.

Tissue paper flower bulletin board for my Spanish/ESL classroom :)

Having a classroom theme is a great way to immerse your kids in a particular learning area. Additionally, it encourages them to be creative in your classroom while indirectly fostering a sense of community with their peers. Whether it’s decorating bulletin boards, classroom doors, or reading nooks - you’re sure to find the inspiration you need with our list of 39 captivating classroom themes!

With just a few tools you can set up the hub of your ESL classroom for ease of teaching multiple groups with everything you need at your fingertips. Check out my post on how to make it work for you.

Our ESL classroom Door.

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Are you looking for ways to organize your ESL classroom? Check out these 5 ideas!

ESL Common Classroom Expressions Create a word wall with these classroom expressions and commands for your ESL classroom! I know that getting my students to speak English aloud is a real challenge for me especially when most of their classmates speak the same home language. I set up words and expressions around the classroom for them to refer to ... Read More about ESL Common Classroom Expressions The post ESL Common Classroom Expressions appeared first on Classroom Freebies.

During the school year, your classroom is a second home to you and students. You want it to be functional but also comfortable and welcoming. Middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed their classrooms: seating arrangements, decorations, organization of materials and supplies, and student work displays. Teachers also shared pictures of their classrooms and ones that inspire them. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.

Enchanted Forest Transformation: I used this for our traditional literature unit. I implemented things in the classroom to represent certain stories such as Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, and The 3 Little Pigs.

Reading Garden-decals available on my TPT

I've mentioned this project/bulletin board a few times, and now that this year's group has done it, presented it, and I've (almost) finished reading their reports, I'm going to tell you more about it! We tweaked it this year, and I'm so happy with the results! We tied it into our social studies curriculum by telling the kiddos (and putting it on the instructions sheet for the parents) that we will learn throughout the year how California is made up of immigrants and migrants from many…