Working with ESL students in Reading (and non-English speakers)

This year, I am team teaching, meaning I teach Language Arts to two fourth-grade classes. I teach extra Writing, Science, and Social Studies to my homeroom. The teacher next door teaches Math.

In my homeroom, I do not have any ESOL students, but my team teacher is the ESOL teacher for the grade level, meaning she has seven students who speak English as a second language. One does not speak English at all. Two students came from another country this year. Needless to say, I am ECSTATIC to work with them because it's something I have rarely done before.

I have approximately 1,500 books-- and only about ten of them are in Spanish. So first, I am looking to expand my collection a bit, and second, I am looking for wonderful online (and offline) resources. Here are a few FANTASTIC resources I located. I don't exactly know what I plan too purchase.

• Lee y Seras is the first website, which is partially sponsored by Scholastic. There are two digital stories on the website that can be viewed in both Spanish and English, which I really enjoy. For a 30-minute technology center rotation, it is great to have a student watch both videos. This covers two rotations. 
• Cody's Cuentos has audio podcasts. 
• This is a .pdf collection of elementary stories written in Spanish, gradually increasing in difficulty. It also includes a English/Spanish glossary. 
• Reading A-Z also has its leveled readers in Spanish, which I never noticed before. I am excited because I have many of their leveled readers in English-- and I can test my non-English speaker or any incoming non-English speakers for their reading levels in Spanish. (That excites me GREATLY! It is great to know how my student was as a reader in his native country.) That also means... I will have leveled readers about SPACE in Spanish! (Huge grin.) 
• Ten Spanish chapter books for grades 3-5 from Scholastic ($38.00) Here are more for $19.50 as well as numerous other titles, sold separately. 
• Stephanie Harvey's book, Scaffolding the Comprehension Toolkit for English Language Learners. 
• National Geographic Kids videos in Spanish 
• National Geographic Kids Spanish edition for iPad 
• English/Spanish Read and Understand Fiction Book, grades 4-6 (25 selections) 
• SciGirls guides in Spanish and English 

A few other books in Spanish: 

• The Mouse and the Motorcycle
• Henry Huggins, Kindle edition, releasing in February 2013 
• The Lightning Thief
• Charlotte's Web 
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 

How many of you have taught ESOL students reading? Thank you. Hopefully I found great resources to share with you.