Ukrainian English Reading Comprehension worksheets for Refugee Students

 

Welcome to our Ukrainian English Reading Comprehension worksheets designed for Ukrainian refugee students.

Are you a ESL teacher looking for a way to help your students learn English, or connect with American classrooms in meaningful ways? Our activity is perfect for you! It includes ten pages of reading topics all about spring, written in English. Each page has a paragraph written at a third grade level and key terms translated into Ukrainian. This is a great way for students to learn English while also learning about spring themes.

 

But that's not all! At the end of each page, there is a sentence for students to trace. Tracing helps young students practice their pre-writing skills and build a foundation for writing letters and words. This is a fun and easy way for kids to improve their skills in both English and Ukrainian.

 

As a teacher, you know how important it is to save time. Our Reading Comprehension activity is a great way to do just that. It's already prepared for you, so you don't have to spend hours creating materials. Just print out the pages and you're ready to go!

The number of students learning English in American schools is getting bigger each year, but these students aren't doing as well as they should be on academic tests or tests to see how good they are at English. Studies have shown that it can be helpful for students to use their own language when they are learning English. This can help them understand more about how language works, learn more in school, and do better at speaking English. It can also help them feel good about themselves and their culture. However, it can be hard for teachers to use students' own languages in the classroom, especially if there are a lot of different languages or if the teacher only speaks English. It can also be a sensitive topic because some people think that English should be the main language in America. Despite these challenges, it is important for teachers to find ways to use students' own languages when they are teaching, because it can make a big difference in how well English Language Learners do in school.  

Nowadays, we are starting to use teaching methods that are more sensitive to different cultures and that help preserve those cultures. But in the past, some schools had rules that said you could only speak English. These kinds of rules were not helpful because they made it seem like other languages weren't important.

 

When students who speak more than one language go to school, they might only hear English spoken there. What message does this send to them? It's better to have an "additive" approach to language, which means that students can learn a new language without forgetting the ones they already know.

We hope you and your students enjoy our Reading Comprehension activity. Happy learning!