This document provides images and descriptions of common classroom objects used for teaching English as a second language, including a teacher teaching math, a calendar on the wall, a teacher's desk and computer, a dictionary for looking up words, notebook paper and pencils for writing, an eraser for correcting mistakes, a bulletin board displaying papers, a globe showing the world's oceans, and a map showing international borders.

1. BEGINNING ESL
LESSON

2. • She is a teacher.
• She is teaching
math.

3. • She is an ESL
student.
• She is learning
English.

4. • This is a calendar.
• The calendar is
hanging on the wall.

5. • This is the teacher’s
desk and chair.
• Most teachers have
a computer on their
desk.

6. • This is a dictionary.
• Students look up
words in a
dictionary.

7. • This is notebook
paper.
• Students write on
notebook paper.

8. • Students write with
pencils.
• These pencils are
yellow. The have
sharp tips.

9. • Students use
erasers to erase
mistakes.
• It’s easy to erase
mistakes if you write
with a pencil.

10. • This is a bulletin
board.
• Papers are hanging
on the board.

11. • A globe is a round
map of the world.
• The oceans on the
globe are blue.

12. • A map is a diagram
that shows borders.
• This is a map of the
world.

13. www.elcivics.com