Here's where I got the worksheets: www.englishforeveryone.org
The website has a lot of great resources on it, and I've just discovered a bunch more I want to try. It also separates the worksheets by level so you don't have to tailor it too much.
Next, I pulled out a resource that Karen, the library literacy program lady had clued me into: a bunch of small practice roadsigns! Some were visual like the paramedic red and white cross, and some were written like hospital and police, etc. She knew a few but not all of them. We went through and learned what each meant. Sometimes I had to draw out intersections, and I ended up explaining cultural things like jay walking, and how it's illegal but realistically, we do it all the time. I had her make a list of the vocab she kept having trouble with like intersection and pedestrian. I don't need her to be able to produce these words, but she definitely has to recognize them. I told her that these words will come up a lot in her driver's ed book (practically her bible), and her test when she gets ready to take it. We went through the signs that she didn't know again, and agreed to quiz her after the break.

TBC...
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