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Usenet Posted 21 years ago
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Picture Books for ESL students
Does anyone have any suggestions of picture books that can be used to help ESL students read? I am a librarian and would like to increase my collection of picture books that would entice ESL students.
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What age group do you want to reach? I know very little about primary teaching materials, but some of the private schools where I live use the Oxford Reading Tree. It's intended (I think) for native speakers, but the lower levels are basically flashcards with pictures, and a simple story that you read.
- What age group do you want to reach?
- I know very little about primary teaching materials, but some of the private schools where I live use the Oxford Reading Tree.
- It's intended (I think) for native speakers, but the lower levels are basically flashcards with pictures, and a simple story that you read.
- Perhaps they have individual books that the students can work through on their own.
- Also, the main publishers all have easy readers: simplified English story books.
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What age group do you want to reach?
I know very little about primary teaching materials, but some of the private schools where I live use the Oxford Reading Tree. It's intended (I think) for native speakers, but the lower levels are basically flashcards with pictures, and a simple story that you read. Perhaps they have individual books that the students can work through on their own.
Also
I know very little about primary teaching materials, but some of the private schools where I live use the Oxford Reading Tree. It's intended (I think) for native speakers, but the lower levels are basically flashcards with pictures, and a simple story that you read. Perhaps they have individual books that the students can work through on their own.
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