Now that I have the floor, I’d like to give my two cents on our Idioms series. Here’s the scoop: In the English language, idioms are a dime a dozen. We’re up to our ears in them! Native speakers are old hand at incorporating idioms into conversation, but ELL students are often behind the eight ball. When they hear these silly expressions, they must think we’re off our rockers. These students are probably tearing their hair out trying to understand what we mean! To make a long story short: Idioms are fun for us, but they’re driving our ELL students up the wall.
Don’t leave them to sink or swim. Read Naturally’s Idioms series will help your ELL students get ahead of the game. This Read Naturally strategy series helps ELL students improve their reading fluency and teaches common idioms such as “spill the beans” and “pinch pennies.” Each level includes extra audio and vocabulary support designed specifically as a shot in the arm for students learning the English language. For your ELL students, this series is a no-brainer. Soon they’ll be head and shoulders above the rest, no longer banging their heads against a brick wall as they lend an ear to their English-speaking peers.
So let’s get down to brass tacks. Right now, for those of you who strike while the iron is hot, this series is 50% off. I’m not pulling your leg! This series and its incredible price will fill the bill even for those of you on a shoestring budget. Ordering is a piece of cake. Click here to order online, or call 800.788.4085 to chew the fat with our wonderful customer service staff. Don’t miss the boat! Get this show on the road and your ELL students will be on cloud nine.
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Submitted 10 years 6 months ago by Dave