This site is for Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five sentences in English and type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English about things found in the home. They type what they hear in the appropriate fields as the sentences are read and then check and correct their answers.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English about the weather. As they listen, they type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English about animals. As they listen, they type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to eight simple sentences about city life in English and type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English and type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English about transporation and type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English and type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to eight simple sentences in English and type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

Improve English language proficiency at this comprehensive ELL (English Language Learner) site for Spanish-speaking students. It is subdivided into eight areas of language development: vocabulary, grammar, listening comprehension,...

Improve English language proficiency at this comprehensive ELL (English Language Learner) site for Spanish speaking students. This section is subdivided into eight areas of language development: vocabulary, grammar, listening...

Spanish-speaking English language learners listen to five simple sentences in English about clothing. As they listen, they type what they hear in the appropriate fields. Answers can then be checked and corrected.

An image of "St Basil Dictating His Doctrine", created by Francisco de Herrera the Elder, c. 1639 (Oil on canvas, 243 x 194 cm).

The complete text of "The Narrative of Sojourner Truth" depicts the life of Sojourner Truth as dictated to Olive Gilbert in 1850.

Which dictates our existence? Is it our genetic makeup or the environment we grow up in? Kevin Davies offers an update on this long-standing debate, from the NOVA: "Cracking the Code of Life" Web site.

Smithsonian in the Classroom presents "Introduction to the Nature Journal." Teachers can download this comprehensive teaching package in which students will practice and develop their skills of writing observations and making hypotheses....

Just as the title claims, here are fifty different ways to respond to a book. Most can be adapted to all grade levels.

GCSE Music provides links to a variety of music topics including composers, composing music, music theory, music technology, performing and evaluating music, music styles, world music, and traditional music from the UK.

This page focuses on the formatting and citation standards to use for a formal paper; the three major styles are MLA, APA, and Chicago. Each of these dictates a set of rules to follow for the paper including the formatting of citations...

A summary of Henry II's reign in England focuses on how his ruling style and key concerns were dictated by his character. Of particular interest is his relationship with members of his family, which determined the course of British...

The Church, disease, and large urban centers dictated societal structure in European societies before the colonization of the New World. Read more about Europe during the Middle Ages.

Students explore how patterns and contrasts in language (diction, imagery, figurative language) reveal central ideas in texts and develop various motifs (light vs. dark, dreams vs. reality, high vs. low, etc.) in Romeo and Juliet. They...

Ninth graders read National Geographic's "Teenage Brains" by David Dobbs and various informational texts about the development of the teenage brain to understand the factors that ultimately dictate teens' decision-making and behavior.

This lesson covers phonemic awareness, decoding, blending, spelling patterns, and dictation. It can be used as an introduction or a follow up lesson.