Visual Sentence Building
Drag-and-drop sentence construction with color-coded parts of speech. Builds word order awareness.
Beginner FriendlyActivities for the mainstream secondary class where ELLs and grade-level peers work side by side. One task, layered supports. Teaching a designated ELD block instead? That page is linked below.
This page is for mainstream and mixed-level secondary classes that include ELLs. If your setting is different:
Every activity includes visual cues, simplified instructions, and built-in support.
Drag-and-drop sentence construction with color-coded parts of speech. Builds word order awareness.
Beginner FriendlyFind grammar errors with progressive hints that teach the rule, not just the answer.
ScaffoldedInteractive timeline where students place verbs in the correct tense. Visual mapping of past, present, future.
VisualPractice grammar in realistic dialogue contexts. Builds both grammatical accuracy and conversational fluency.
Speaking + WritingEvery feature considers the needs of multilingual learners.
Clear, concise directions with visual icons. No confusing academic jargon.
Start with heavy support and gradually reduce as students gain confidence.
Mistakes are framed as clues, not failures. Students learn without anxiety.
Activities are written for secondary multilingual learners. Open the resource or arc page to see its exact included materials.
One platform, every proficiency level. Try it with your students.
Have students work in mixed-proficiency pairs. Stronger students model while both practice.
Use the mission preview to introduce key grammar terms before students start independently.
Celebrate growth over perfection. Have students log their own round scores for a few weeks so the progress they can see is their own.
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ESL grammar activities for mainstream and mixed-level middle and high school classes, where ELLs sit beside grade-level peers. Scaffolded tasks one teacher can run for the whole room.
Activities for the mainstream secondary class where ELLs and grade-level peers work side by side. One task, layered supports. Teaching a designated ELD block instead? That page is linked below.
Use these Grammar Spy activities as bell ringers, station rotation tasks, independent practice, homework alternatives, or quick review before writing and assessment work.
Free to start. Scaffolded for success. Ready in minutes.
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