NO PREP | INDEPENDENT WORK | EMERGENCY SUB PLAN | ESOL, ELL, ESL READING PASSAGES | NEWCOMER ACTIVITIES | MORE THAN 10 DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES | READING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS | DIFFERENTIATED WRITING PROMPTS WITH PICTURES | ESSAY WRITING ACTIVITY | VOCABULARY EXERCISES | GRAMMAR : SIMPLE PAST EXERCISES | WORD SEARCH | #11

Are you exhausted? Do you want to keep the students busy and happy while you take a breather? Are you looking for newcomer activities and a no-prep interesting and unique resource with high-interest supernatural & fantasy Stories for English as a Second Language, English as an Additional Language, and English Language Arts?

This comprehensive emergency substitute plan tailored specifically for English as a Second Language, English as an Additional Language, and English Language Arts learners is the perfect resource for you. Designed to captivate students’ imaginations and enhance their English skills, this resource is packed with exercises to accompany a high-interest supernatural and fantasy story that promises not just to entertain but to educate.

There are a total of 31 pages in color and 31 pages in black and white.

Included in this Resource:

• Anticipation questions
• Vocabulary pictures for students to identify
• Matching exercises to reinforce vocabulary
• Simple past grammar exercises
• ‘Unscramble the Words’ exercises
• An activity to guess the story based on images representing various scenes
• A fictional story
• Comprehension questions
• Inference questions
• A storyboard with pictures of scenes for students to summarize the story
• Two options for an opinion essay based on important themes of the story
• A maze
• A word search for a fun and engaging way to reinforce vocabulary.
• Black and white version
• Answer key

Benefits of this Resource:

• Allows the teacher to take a break while students work happily
• Differentiated activities
• 10 different activities
• Every exercise uses the same vocabulary words, allowing students to practice and reinforce their learning consistently.
• This resource includes gorgeous visual pictures to support understanding and engagement, making learning more accessible and fun.

This resource is specifically recommended for low-intermediate to advanced students 11 years old and up. It is also good for special education students and autistic students.