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Attached are some websites to support children at home and also a list of different activities that could be done with parents and by themselves developed by Glasgow EAL.
Resources for EAL Learners at Home_Glasgow EAL
Talking to children about Covid 19 using talking mates, video and hand washing guidance.
https://www.nhsggc.org.uk/kids/supporting-children-and-young-people-during-covid-19/
Also available in many different languages https://www.mindheart.co/descargables
Covid 19 Guidance in 44 different languages
Here is a link to translated information from the NHS from Doctors of the World.
Use this to share with parents and older pupils.
https://www.doctorsoftheworld.org.uk/coronavirus-information/
NALDIC have produced a useful list of websites and activities for EAL pupils who are currently at home. Take a look and see what would be useful for you and your pupils.
https://ealjournal.org/2020/03/20/resources-for-eal-learners-during-school-closures/
The following packs have been made available to schools:
Please click on the links to access the resources
Refugee and Migrant Welcome Packs
Going to School in Scotland: Primary 1 – 4
Going to School in Scotland: Primary 5 – S3
Welcome to School in Scotland: S4 – S6
Parents/Carers Guide
English
https://www.eis.org.uk/Content/images/Equality/WelcomeToScotland/Parents%20book%20WEB.pdf
Polish
https://www.eis.org.uk/Content/images/welcome%20to%20scotland/Polish%20Parents%20book.pdf
Arabic
https://www.eis.org.uk/Content/images/welcome%20to%20scotland/Arabic%20Parents%20book.pdf
A table for secondary EAL st
udents to record key vocabulary in different subjects.
Blank Vocabulary Table-Chinese
This document gives you some simple strategies and guidance to support New to English pupils in the primary school. It also has a couple of links to useful websites.
This document gives you some simple strategies and guidance to support New to English pupils in the nursery. It also has a couple of links to useful websites.
An easy use resource which is full of apps/ extensions/websites to support EAL learners to develop their English skills and to access the curriculum. This is a ‘live’ document which will be updated regularly so we would recommend that you store it in Google Drive.
During the last school closures, many teachers used SEESAW to link up with their pupils. High numbers of EAL pupils/parents did not engage with work that was posted:
This link shows how to use translation tools in SEESAW to ensure that EAL Pupils and their parents can also link in with materials posted through the site.
https://help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/articles/218102343-How-does-translation-work-
These leaflets are published by Aberdeenshire EAL Service and promote bilingualism and the benefits of maintaining and developing home languages. They are published in a number of different languages and aslo have links for further information.
