ESL+Vocabulary+Resources

I have included below two websites that help teach ESL vocabulary as well as two videos that demonstrate how vocabulary can be learned by an ELL.

The first website I found on helping teach ESL vocabulary is called ESL Lab. I chose this website because it was basically an online study. It can be used by both students and teachers. Worksheets, vocabulary lists, and quizes are provided to help students learn English. There is also a sheet to put down vocabulary words along with space to write sentences that reflect the context and use of each vocab word.
 * Website #1:**

[|ESL Vocabulary Website #1]

The second website I chose was a website that provides ESL teaching techniques. I chose this website because I thought it was helpful how the website not only provides resources for helping students learn ESL vocabulary, but also other resoucres based on how to teach ESL. I also liked how the vocabulary resources were all together and easy to access. Lastly, I thought that the resources were good for not only older students, but also younger ones. Some of the resources would just have to be modified for younger children.
 * Website #2:**

[|ESL Teaching Techniques]

The video I found represents the idea of a lot of the videos I show online. The video title is "ESL Conversation: Resturant Phrases and Vocabulary." I chose this video because I thought it was a good example of how to learn vocab for a certain context, in this case a resturant. It provides the basic vocab necessary for the setting and provided an example of how the vocab could be used. Pictures were also provided to go along with the vocab.
 * Video #1:**

[|ESL Vocab Video #1]

The second video is called "Word Power." I chose this video because I liked how it has pictures, starts with the first letter of the alphabet and goes up from there, gives vocab for each letter, and provides a chance for students to say the word and letter as well as see how the word can be used in a sentence. I thought it would be a good video to show beginning students as well as other students who are still struggling, but are not beginners.
 * Video #2:**

[|ESL Vocab Video #2]