These interactive ESL workbooks and instructional tools provide structured support for English language development, intervention, differentiation, and independent practice. Resources range from comprehensive multi-unit curricula to targeted planning and reference tools, allowing teachers to select materials that match individual student needs and proficiency levels.
My English Workbook is a bilingual, self-paced intervention program built around 200 structured half-hour lessons across 20 units. Students develop practical English through vocabulary, English-Spanish support, audio models, sentence practice, interactive activities, and regular demonstrations of learning.
Best for: Newcomer instruction, small-group intervention, independent learning, and structured English development.
Mr. Dan's Workbook is a comprehensive 365-day interactive ESL curriculum that progresses from foundational classroom language to increasingly independent social and academic English. Students work through vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, speaking, writing, dialogues, games, and cumulative review while receiving immediate feedback and opportunities to retry their work.
Built-in progress tracking helps teachers monitor lesson completion, attempts, and mistakes.
Best for: Year-long ESL instruction, intensive intervention, differentiated learning, and comprehensive language development.
The Score-to-Focus Planner turns OELPS results into practical instructional recommendations. Teachers enter a student's composite and Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing scores, and the tool identifies priority language domains along with recommended workbook lessons and supplementary activities.
Best for: OELPS data analysis, intervention planning, differentiation, student conferences, and targeted lesson selection.
The Curriculum Dictionary is an interactive English-Spanish vocabulary and grammar reference designed for K–8 English learners. Students and teachers can search hundreds of vocabulary entries and grammar topics in English or Spanish, with definitions, translations, examples, pronunciation support, common errors, and instructional guidance.
Best for: Vocabulary support, grammar reference, reading and writing assistance, independent study, and differentiated instruction.
These resources can be used independently or together as a coordinated instructional system. Teachers can use assessment data to identify student needs, select targeted lessons and activities, provide bilingual reference support, and monitor progress as students develop greater English-language independence.