🎯 What We Covered in Day 2:

• What ESL stations are—and what they’re not

• Why stations work for all 4 language domains (reading, writing, speaking, and listening)

• A walkthrough of my 10 station types—organized by skill

• How to choose 4–5 stations that make sense for your students and your classroom

• Tips for using partners, building routines, and keeping it sustainable

• A live walkthrough of planning your first station rotation

• A free planning template for group + small group lessons

• A surprise membership bonus—and today’s giveaway winner!

📥 Grab the Planning Workbook
Need the workbook? Click here to download it.
Use it to reflect on your language domains, choose your first stations, and draft your initial rotation plan.

📝 Your Homework Challenge (Still Open!)
To enter tomorrow’s giveaway, post your homework in the Facebook group:

✅ Share a draft of your station rotation
✅ OR list 4–5 station types you plan to start with
✅ OR describe how you’ll pair students or organize the setup

Look for the official homework thread to drop your response!

💡 Not in the Facebook group yet?
Join here—but please answer the membership questions so we can approve you!

🔮 What’s Coming Next in Day 3:
Tomorrow we’ll dive into how to keep your stations running long-term—without burnout.

You’ll learn how to build routines that stick, simplify your weekly flow, and stay consistent throughout the year. We’ll also wrap up with our final giveaway!

💌 Questions?
Email me anytime at info@monica-lopez.com.
And if you’re ready to keep going, there’s even more waiting for you inside the ESL Teacher Membership. 💛