This is a unit of work which includes lessons to help prepare students for the Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening examinations (2024 Cambridge ESL IGCSE). This resource includes the following: Lesson PowerPoints Handouts/worksheets Starter activities Exam practice Mark schemes Teacher’s notes for the speaking assessment Topic cards for the speaking assessment Audio for listening practice Literacy activities

A progressive initial assessment for students studying English as a second language. Beginning at Entry 2/3 with vocabulary checking, the assessment draws the learner through four clear steps to enable them to demonstrate both their proficiency with vocabulary, but also for them to draw on background education in their first language to demonstrate their terminology awareness. A sentence build exercise allows for simple or sophisticated expression and a nuanced final comprehension text challenges the learners deductive ability while also challenging them to demonstrate the extent their vocabulary might be stretched to. This has been well used and has provided us with clear levels for groups to enable us to moderate language and language teaching to the appropriate level.

This is a one week PPT which includes all Exercises of the IGSCE ESL Paper 2 (2024 Cambridge specification). The lessons are planned using the most up-to-date specification and syllabus. Content includes the following: Lesson PPT Audio/Recording (52 mins) Question paper for students Answer sheet (which are also included in the PPT)

Free guide to Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language.

This resource is split into seven sections: Animals Body parts, Classroom objects, Clothes Colours and shapes, Food Numbers and Verbs There are also some general resources. Each section contains a self-correcting interactive resource along with printable games and writing frames.

How to write a summary for English as a Second Language students. Cambridge board, 0510.

This is a new IGCSE English as a Second Language practice resource. It is useful for last minute homework or revision packs and for student self study. The cover picture explains all. Suitable for KS4/5

This lesson has been designed to teach article writing thus it can be used for any lesson. This has been created for the iGCSE English as a second language This lesson (minimum two hour lesson) comprises of the following: spelling test the purpose of article writing answering questions on the purpose and structure retrieval questions article writing step by step guide exemplars heavy scaffolding peer assessment with mark scheme

IGCSE English as a Second Language A lesson on writing a Book review for IGCSE English as a Second Language Exam

20 slide resource for IGCSE English as a Second Language ( or GCSE English Language). Practice questions with concept maps, letters, vocabulary, essay titles, form filling, letter writing, grammar and instructions

English as a Second Language IGCSE (November resits) pack containing: three short comprehensions- Summer School , Reality Show Competition Advert, College Prospectus three forms to complete three letter prompts three guided writing prompts Get ready for the November resits! (ALL NEW Material)

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Possessive Pronouns for English as a Second Language. I produced this worksheet to help French children with their English homework. This could work equally as well with English primary students. Thank you and I hope you enjoy my resource.

You are purchasing a 20 page booklet with a range of short practice questions. There are examples of every single question on both papers, with four P1Q5 and four P2Q5. There are two examples for each of the Q4 from each paper. For the paper 2 sample questions, two short extracts are provided on a common theme - these extracts are not full length but provide plenty of comparison and ancourage students to hone their skills on shorter extracts. The booklet is structured to move through the questions but the questions are interleaved. There is a clear contents table and instructions on the front with a notes page on the back. Both the .pdf document and the editable word version are included, but please note the editable version uses a range of fonts and so will be formatted differently. The answers to P2Q1 are BCDH for the first question and BDEH for the second question.

Second conditional: imaginary or impossible situations in the present or future For ESL pre-intermediate students. 3 accuracy practice activities (gaps fills, error corrections). 2 fluency activities: (random question cards + ‘if I were you’ advice). Instructions and answers are included at the end of the PDF document.

This incredibly detailed 40-page revision guide for Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Language Paper 1 uses the most up-to-date information from Pearson’ International GCSE exam moderation training, plus insights, approaches and techniques honed over nearly two decades of experience as an exam marker, Head of English and IG English teacher. The first section of the guide provides detailed sections on how to answer each question, tips for success, model responses, breaking down the question, checklists and scaffolds. The second section offers detailed information on each of the non-fiction anthology texts, including summaries, language and structural techniques, revision questions, exam-style questions 4 and 5, as well as bespoke unseen texts for students to practise the prerequisite analytical and comparative skills required for high-yield Section A questions. This resource can act as a revision guide or stand-alone lessons, containing everything a student or teacher could possibly need in the run-up to the International IGCSE Language exam.

Three lessons on the topic of informal letter writing. This was intended for CIE IGCSE English as a Second Language question 6, but could be used also with KS3. 1. Generating ideas - four different routes into coming up with ideas for letter writing (PPT) 2. Formal/informal language with a variety of activities and model answers (PPT) 3. Peer assessment (PPT) This also comes with a success criteria based on the CIE mark scheme.

A 9 lesson unit comprising a 65 slide PowerPoint and 9 different worksheets exploring the Original Writing NEA for AQA English Language A Level. Each lesson includes a starting discussion prompt which acts as a learning objective, detailed guidance on the skills and ideas listed below, a worksheet and activities, worked questions and exemplar responses, and a homework task. The following skills are covered: Original writing – what is it? Genre, purpose and audience How to analyse a text based on its genre, purpose and audience Information texts and their linguistic features Persuasive texts and their linguistic features Storytelling texts and their linguistic features How to choose and annotate a style model How to plan and write the first draft of the original writing piece How to review and edit a second draft of the original writing piece How to plan and write the commentary Check out my other English Language resources: Language Investigation Language and Gender Language and Region Language and Power and Occupation Language and Global and World Englishes Language Change Language and Technology Language and Ethnicity Language and Social Groups Analysing Spoken Language Child Language Acquisition - Speech Child Language Acquisition - Reading and Writing Language Discourses - Section B, Question 3 Language Discourses - Opinion Writing - Section B Question 4 Language Levels AQA Paper 2 Revision

This lesson has been designed to teach report writing thus it can be used for any lesson. This has been created for the iGCSE English as a second language. The lesson (minimum two hours comprises the following): spelling test questions on report writing conventions of a report and identifying them group work// students researching a topic of interest and their choice students writing their reports peer assessment with mark scheme

This English as a Second Language worksheet looks at how we fill in forms. The aim is fill in various forms, looking at what information is required and what rules we must abide by whilst filling them in. It looks a typical language used in a variety of genres. It covers both reading and writing, but could equally be opened up to small group of whole class discussion. Hope this is useful and your students enjoy it. Thank you for considering my resource.

Dragons’ Den Unit: These are 9 lessons suitable ESL teachers following the Edexcel Exam Board. Through the unit, students deepen their understanding of enviromental issues while practicing and applying exam skills.