Celebrating the work and dedication of adult English language learners in Austin, Texas
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Library Story
After the trip to the library, we worked together to create a story about a mother and son visiting their local library. Click here to hear how the story developed.
Cepeda Branch Library
On Monday, September 27, we had a tour of Austin's Cepeda Branch Library. More than half the students got library cards and checked out books and DVDs while we were there.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Cinquains
A cinquain (5-line poem) is one version of formula poems that work well with beginning English learners. There are many varieties of cinquain, but I like to give students the following formula:
Line 1 — 1 noun (person, place, thing, or idea); this is the subject of your poem
Line 2 — 2 adjectives that describe the noun
Line 3 — 3 present participles (-ing words) that describe the subject
Line 4 — 4 words that tell more about the subject
Line 5 — 1 word: repeat line 1 or use a word that is similar (synonym)
Line 1 — 1 noun (person, place, thing, or idea); this is the subject of your poem
Line 2 — 2 adjectives that describe the noun
Line 3 — 3 present participles (-ing words) that describe the subject
Line 4 — 4 words that tell more about the subject
Line 5 — 1 word: repeat line 1 or use a word that is similar (synonym)
Southwest Key students wrote their poems on paper, typed them in MS Word, and imported pictures (their own or from the Internet) to complement them. I have also had students transfer their cinquains to storyboards as a basis for creating PowerPoint presentations. Here are this year's poems, translated from students' MS Word files to a slideshow:
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
A Big Night at Maria's Cafe
The cookbooks are ready!
Both of the ESL classes made cookbooks for the culmination of our semester-long discussion of food. Students contributed recipes and titles for the books. Thanks to Alejandro Garcia for the SWK cover art and to Monica Carrillo and Angelica Fiallos for the SAC cover art. Click on a cookbook to download a PDF of it.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
The Real Rain Man
Kim Peek was the inspiration for the character Raymond in Rain Man. He died in 2009 at the age of 58. Click here to read more about Kim Peek.
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