Teaching multiple levels

[NHF84]

Hello, I’m having a little trouble and I hope to gather some insight from other posters. I teach at a public elementary school and most of my students are very low level. Due to this, the majority of my lessons are catered to them. I have a few high level students who I feel are not challenged enough. I give the advanced students extra worksheets and vocabulary words, but I would like to supplement this. If other posters would share what they do with their high level students it would be much appreciated.

[Scrivven]

I am in a similar situation where some students are definitely more advanced than their peers, so they get bored easily and start to cause trouble.  I love doing games, but it is difficult to level the playing field sometimes.  I would like help on how to keep the different levels all engaged simultaneously.. Please help!

[fishead]

Does your school have an English Zone. If they do you should teach the majority of your lessons there. The reason I have mentioned this is that when you are in the zone the students leave their regular homeroom classes and join classes where they are more streamlined. If your school has a zone and either they are not doing this or they have a zone and they don't let you use it. Have a talk with first your Co-teacher. Then your department head. Then your Principal. Finally one of the local Kypo Coordinators.