BrainPOP ELL
BrainPOP ELL Correlations to English Proficiency Levels
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This chart identifies how BrainPOP ELL levels correlate to the WIDA, TESOL, and CEFR proficiency levels....
BrainPOP ELL Content Movies List
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A list of movies with a content focus in curricular areas, including social studies, science, and math....
BrainPOP ELL Curriculum
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This overview of BrainPOP ELL's scope-and-sequence provides a lesson-by-lesson summary of featured academic language and content, including vocabulary, grammar, and reading & writing skills....
BrainPOP ELL Cross Product Content Index
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Looking for differentiated content? This index shows how BrainPOP ELL content connects thematically with content on BrainPOP, BrainPOP JR, BrainPOP Español, and GameUp. Or explore BrainPOP ELL's full ...
1.6.2 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Ideas for the Story Movie:
Create a map about the sequence of events in the movie. Have students retell what happened.
Make a map about the things Ben and Moby did in each country.
Ideas fo...
Using Make-a-Map Templates
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When students create concept maps, they explore, organize and link information seamlessly, deepening their understanding or knowledge of a topic while relating it to new concepts. All concept maps a...
3.6.1 Make–Map Ideas
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Make a map about the film Ben and Moby made.
Make a map about your own school.
Make a map about the word “Perspective.”
Use Make-a-Map to create a sorting game about Relative Pronouns. St...
3.5.1 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map that explains how the First Conditional is formed. Use snapshots from the movie, images, or text to illustrate conditions and results or cause and effect sentences.
Make a map about ...
3.4.1 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map illustrating one of the multiple meaning words from this movie: beat or exercise.
Make a map explaining the circulatory system.
Take snapshots of 1-3 moments that give examples of...
3.3.1. Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map about the reasons why Ben thinks Moby has forgotten his birthday. Use present perfect sentences.
Make a map about the birthday cards Ben has received.
Make a map about the things ...
