Word Making Animals in VietnameseQuick View
jamiemcm

Word Making Animals in Vietnamese

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Ten photocopy-able pages of animals for early years. For ESL Vietnamese/English. All cards are in Vietnamese. One card has the capital letter and the other contains the rest of the word. Cut out the cards, mix them up and then have students match them up again.
Word Making Food VietnameseQuick View
jamiemcm

Word Making Food Vietnamese

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Ten photocopy-able pages of food related wordss. For ESL Vietnamese/English. All cards are in Vietnamese. One card has the capital letter and the other contains the rest of the word. Cut out the cards, mix them up and then have students match them up again.
Vietnamese Active Recall FlashcardsQuick View
Aistl05

Vietnamese Active Recall Flashcards

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120 Vietnamese flashcards for practising beginner vocabulary, everyday expressions, sentence building and active recall across seven structured modules. This language-learning resource develops Vietnamese retrieval through a progressive WORD → PHRASE → BUILD → RECALL sequence. Learners first practise high-value words and lexical chunks, then retrieve useful everyday expressions. BUILD activities require them to construct sentences from familiar language, while RECALL tasks ask them to respond to practical situations without Vietnamese answer cues. Learning objectives include: • retrieve beginner Vietnamese vocabulary and useful expressions • reproduce complete tone-marked Vietnamese spelling • construct sentences from previously introduced language • respond to controlled everyday situations in Vietnamese • develop increasingly independent language retrieval The complete resource contains 120 cards: 40 WORD, 30 PHRASE, 30 BUILD and 20 RECALL cards. Support is gradually reduced as learners progress. The seven modules are: M01 — Enter the Conversation M02 — Identify Yourself and Things M03 — Wants, Needs, and Ability M04 — Food, Drink, and Simple Service M05 — Places and Essentials M06 — Simple Daily Routine M07 — Ask, Clarify, and Retrieve Vietnamese is presented with full tone marks. The accompanying Quick Start guide also introduces Vietnamese spelling and tones, controlled use of pronouns/address terms, contextual language choices and the way support is reduced through the deck. The resource can be used for independent study, tutoring, language practice and retrieval/revision activities. The suggested study routine asks learners to read the English prompt, say the answer aloud before revealing it, compare it with the controlled answer and retry missed items. Files included: • US Letter printable PDF • A4 printable PDF • Interactive digital PDF • Quick Start PDF • Printing Guide PDF • README PDF The printable decks are designed for landscape, double-sided printing and include calibration pages for checking alignment before printing the full deck. The digital deck can be used on a phone, tablet or computer and includes internal PDF navigation for Reveal, Try Again and Next Card. It can also be navigated by ordinary scrolling or swiping. Please note: no audio, native-speaker recordings, romanization, app, Anki deck, spaced-repetition software, self-grading or online account is included.
Something's Not Quite Right-Vietnamese TranslationQuick View
SANEAustralia

Something's Not Quite Right-Vietnamese Translation

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The new checklist pamphlets have been developed for people who have English as a second language and for those who have low literacy skills. This pamphlet, in Vietnamese, will aid in the identification of the early signs of psychosis.
Thinking of suicide - Finding help - VietnameseQuick View
SANEAustralia

Thinking of suicide - Finding help - Vietnamese

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Thinking about suicide does not mean you are a bad person, or weak, or flawed. It doesn't even mean that you really want to die – it only means that you have more pain than you can cope with right now. Remember, no problem lasts forever. Don&'t solve a temporary problem with a permanent solution. You are feeling this way for a reason, and there is help available, now and in the long term. Use this guide, in Vietnamese, to find out more. For further information, please contact SANE at www.sane.org & 1800 18 SANE (7263)
SANE Steps: How to help - VietnameseQuick View
SANEAustralia

SANE Steps: How to help - Vietnamese

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If you believe someone is thinking about ending their life, it’s natural to feel panic or even want to avoid thinking about it. However, there are a number of practical things you can do to help . . .Use this guide, in Vietnamese, to find out more.
I Have .... You Have  Card Games VietnameseQuick View
jamiemcm

I Have .... You Have Card Games Vietnamese

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Photocopy able card games for ESL classrooms teaching Vietnamese or English All Answers Included Includes – Animals, Family, Food, Furniture, Kitchen, Measurements, Occupations, People, Transport, Restaurants
What were the consequences of Vietnamese victory against the French?Quick View
WayneWoods

What were the consequences of Vietnamese victory against the French?

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French defeat at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu in 1954 was a surprise to everyone except the Viet Minh who had carefully planned their response to the French selection of a supposedly impregnable site for a showdown with the Viet Minh. This source-based homework task is designed for students of the NSW Modern History Syllabus for the Australian Curriculum Higher School Certificate course Peace and Conflict Option C: Conflict in Indochina 1945-1975.
All Fry Words, Vietnamese/English FlashcardsQuick View
EverythingELL

All Fry Words, Vietnamese/English Flashcards

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This is the complete set of all 1000 Fry words. When printed double sided, these flashcards of the 1000 Fry sight words have English on one side, and the Vietnamese translation on the back. It is helpful if you are trying to give meaning to words to students who are learning to read while simultaneously beginning to learn English. 10 Files are provided, grouped by 100 words each.
Life Science Word Wall | English + VietnameseQuick View
Shirleyij

Life Science Word Wall | English + Vietnamese

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Support middle school multilingual learners with 40 visual Life Science vocabulary cards featuring English and Vietnamese science terms. This printable visual word wall helps students build and reinforce essential Life Science vocabulary through clear definitions, visuals and bilingual English-Vietnamese terminology. Includes 40 visual vocabulary cards covering key middle school Life Science concepts, including cells and organelles, photosynthesis and cellular respiration, diffusion and osmosis, genetics and heredity, ecosystems and other essential Life Science vocabulary. Ways to use this resource: Create a classroom science word wall Introduce vocabulary during Life Science units Support Vietnamese-speaking multilingual/English language learners Use during small-group instruction or intervention Support tutoring and vocabulary review Provide students with an ongoing visual reference Each card includes the English science term, Vietnamese translation, student-friendly definition and visual representation. Print on US Letter paper. For repeated classroom use, print on cardstock and laminate before cutting the cards apart. Included: 40 visual vocabulary cards | English + Vietnamese | Printable PDF | Middle School Life Science
Strategies and Tactics of the US and Vietnamese - The Vietnam WarQuick View
tommy739

Strategies and Tactics of the US and Vietnamese - The Vietnam War

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A resource of 8 pages that examines the tactics and strategies of both sides in the Vietnam Conflict. It has a series of comprehension questions after each paragraph and several source analysis questions based on key people who were involved in the conflict. Suitable for Year 10, 11 and 12.
Vietnamese Flash Cards, 3,000 Words (Audio, PDF) for childrenQuick View
HochingJung

Vietnamese Flash Cards, 3,000 Words (Audio, PDF) for children

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Vietnamese Flash Cards, 3,000 Words (Audio, PDF) for children Vocabulary — Learn with images and simple sentences for Grade 1 beginners. Includes MP3 audio and bonus PDFs. Learn Vietnamese with Images — 3,000 Words & Sentences Make Vietnamese learning simple, natural, and enjoyable with a visual learning method designed around Grade 1–level vocabulary. Each word is paired with a clear flash card image to help learners understand meaning instantly, remember faster, and study with confidence. Perfect for beginners, children, and anyone starting Vietnamese for the first time. The PDF file contains the download address for the MP3 files and additional PDF materials.
Vietnamese English Bilingual Beginner Vocabulary Picture Dictionary PDFQuick View
DiscoverLanguages

Vietnamese English Bilingual Beginner Vocabulary Picture Dictionary PDF

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This comprehensive Vietnamese and English bilingual picture dictionary is the perfect vocabulary reference tool for Vietnamese speakers learning English and for TEFL and ESL teachers working in Vietnam. With 31 illustrated topic pages covering all the everyday essentials and major festivals, this is an invaluable classroom and homeschool resource that bridges the gap between Vietnamese and English with clear, colorful visual references. Each page features a bilingual poster with pictures and vocabulary in both Vietnamese and English side by side, making it ideal for building English vocabulary for Vietnamese speakers of any age, supporting TEFL lessons in Vietnam, and helping heritage language learners connect with their Vietnamese roots. This Printable PDF resource includes 31 bilingual English and Vietnamese vocabulary poster pages plus a cover page, covering everyday objects, nature, animals, food, the human body, seasons and major festivals. Simply print and go — display in the classroom, bind into personal student dictionaries, or use alongside other English or Vietnamese language activities! Skills Developed: English and Vietnamese vocabulary across 31 topics Visual word recognition Bilingual language development Independent vocabulary reference skills Cultural awareness Perfect For: Vietnamese speakers learning English TEFL and ESL teachers in Vietnam Vietnamese heritage language classrooms Beginner English learners Homeschool settings Classroom wall displays Personal student vocabulary reference Language centers and independent study If you found this product useful, please leave a review and let me know which topics to cover next time! New Vietnamese and English language learning products are always discounted or FREE when first added to the store, so don’t forget to follow Discover Languages if you don’t want to miss out! Search Terms: Vietnamese English bilingual picture dictionary, từ điển tranh Việt Anh, Vietnamese speakers learning English, TEFL Vietnam vocabulary resource, ESL Vietnam classroom resource, bilingual Vietnamese English dictionary printable, Vietnamese English vocabulary poster, từ điển hình ảnh Việt Anh, English vocabulary for Vietnamese speakers, TEFL teaching resource Vietnam, Vietnamese heritage language dictionary, beginner English Vietnamese picture dictionary, bilingual English Vietnamese vocabulary PDF, Vietnamese ESL classroom resource, English Vietnamese vocabulary all topics, từ điển minh họa Việt Anh song ngữ, Vietnamese English word reference printable, TEFL Vietnam printable resource, Vietnamese English homeschool dictionary, comprehensive Vietnamese English picture dictionary PDF
What were the experiences of North Vietnamese soldiers on the Ho Chi Minh Trail?Quick View
WayneWoods

What were the experiences of North Vietnamese soldiers on the Ho Chi Minh Trail?

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Did you know that the North Vietnamese used elephants to transport arms and materiel along the Ho Chi Minh Trail and that the main danger was not American bombings but disease and hunger? The Ho Chi Ming Trail was an essential supply line for the North Vietnamese. This source-based homework task is designed for students of the NSW Modern History Syllabus. Higher School Certificate course Peace and Conflict Conflict in Indochina Option A: Conflict in Indochina
What contribution did Vietnamese women make to the war effort?Quick View
WayneWoods

What contribution did Vietnamese women make to the war effort?

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The role of Vietnamese women (both North and South) in supporting the war effort was crucial, yet is barely recognised. They were guerrilla fighters, nurses, agricultural workers, merchants as well as continuing to support their families in the absence of their partners. This source-based homework task is designed to increase student understanding of the NSW Modern History syllabus for the Australian Curriculum Higher School Certificate course Peace and Conflict Option C: Conflict in Indochina 1945-1975 Students will come to an understanding that the Vietnam War affected every aspect of everyone's life during the time period. Sometimes our misfortunes are simply due to the time and place in which we live.
How important was General Vo Nguyen Giap in leading North Vietnamese forces?Quick View
WayneWoods

How important was General Vo Nguyen Giap in leading North Vietnamese forces?

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General Vo Nguyen Giap was a talented military leader. He organised the Viet Minh and North Vietnamese Armies into effective fighting forces, he ensured that the Ho Chi Minh Trail was maintained and reinforced, he understood the effectiveness of guerrilla warfare, he planned the Tet Offensive and used French and U.S. weaknesses against them. This source-based activity is designed for students of the NSW Modern History Syllabus. Higher School Certificate course Peace and Conflict Option A: Conflict in Indochina