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If you ask students how they spotted a grammatical error, the answer is often, "It didn’t sound right." For subject-verb agreement, contractions, punctuation, and other basic grammar topics, this strategy is effective. However, for more complex grammar, "hearing" is no longer sufficient. Identifying dangling modifiers, types of phrases, and parts of a sentence require an intellectual understanding of the subject.

Storyboard That can be used for a range of different activities in all areas of ENL teaching, including some of the potentially drier areas like vocabulary and grammar. It can also be used as a powerful tool for teachers to create resources for their classes, like worksheets or posters.

Teachers know that it is important to cultivate relationships with their students and foster a kind and inclusive classroom community. ELL students in particular need to feel secure that their classroom is a supportive and safe environment for them to take risks when practicing their new language. Engage students with premade Storyboard That activities!