Basic understanding
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington
What did the cartoon character SpongeBob live in?
A pineapple
How many colors are in a rainbow?
seven
Reward
Why was ESL created?
What does ESL stand for?
English as a Second Language
Which High School movie was based on them working in the summer?
High School Musical 2
What is the smallest breed of dog?
Chihuahua
Couch
Sofa
Is ESL provided in all public/ private schools?
Yes, it is the law.
What language do ESL students primarily speak in the US?
Spanish
What cartoon centering a female protagonist was influential in ESL teaching?
Dora the Explorer
What is the worlds largest ocean?
Pacific Ocean
Give up
Egiteari/Erabiltzeari utzi edota amore eman=etsi
Challenges that ESL students face include?
Culture shock, shame, exclusion, etc
Why is it essential to know English?
Job opportunities, global language, comprehension, etc
In which series will you find the cartoon characters Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup?
The PowerPuff Girls
What is the biggest planet in the Milkyway?
Jupiter
Large
Handia
Why is it harder for ESL students to socially interact?
Difficulty communicating (can't find the word, don't understand speaker's accent, not being understood...) and also emotional challenges (shame, fear of failure, fear of losing mother tongue...)
Why do people immigrate to America?
A better life, education, "American Dream", etc
Why is media influential in the learning of another language?
Enabling them to listen to language exchanges, visuals (facial expressions), and gestures
Which country produces the most coffee in the world?
Brazil
Sensitive
Sentikorra = Sensible
Why is it important for ESL students not to forget their native language?
We make a connection to our mother's tongue structures, we compare, and it may help with the vocabulary. It is also critical to identity, an important link to family, being multilingual is attractive in a job setting, etc