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English Reading Activities:     more books (100)

Parent and Child Programme: English Activity - Extending Reading and Writing, V.1 Age 5-6 by Louis Fidge, 1991-08 Parent and Child Programme: English Activity - Extending Reading and Writing, V.2 Age 5-6 by Louis Fidge, 1991-08 Parent and Child Programme: English Activity - Developing Reading and Writing, V.1 Age 4-5 by Jane Salt, 1991-08 Parent and Child Programme: English Activity - Early Reading and Writing, V.1 Age 3-4 by Jane Salt, 1991-08 Structuring Reading Activities for English Classes (Theory and Research Into Practice) by Michael F. Graves, 1976-12 Invitation to read: Reading and English activity designs by Abraham, 1993 20 reading activities (Primary English notes) by Andrea Butler, 1984 English / Spanish Beginning Reading Activities, Grades 1-3 (Multilingual Edition) ABC, Follow Me!: Phonics Rhymes and Crafts Grades K-1 (Linworth Learning) by Linda Armstrong, 2007-04-01 Reading Together: A Reading and Activities Text for Students of English As a Second Language by Karl Krahnke, 1991-03 SRA Open Court Reading English Learner Support Activities Level 5 Blackline Masters by n/a, 2005 SRA Open Court Reading English Learners Support Activities Level 5 Annotated Teacher's Edition ISBN 0076026310 by n/a, 2005 SRA Open Court Reading English Learner Support Activities Level 4 Annotated Teacher's Edition by n/a, 2005 English Learner Support Activities (Annotated Teacher's Edition, SRA Open Court Reading) by SRA Program Authors, 2005

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1. English Activities Online For Kids
   Interactive material to build vocabulary, spelling, grammar and reading skills. Automatic grading with immediate feedback.  
   http://www.syvum.com/online/english.html

2. Activities In English : ESL, EFL, Reading, Grammar
   activities and games related to grammar, reading, spelling, vocabulary and proverbs.  
   http://www.syvum.com/english/

3. Reading Activities (Ohio ESL)
   by level (level 300, level 400); it s well annotated and includes some user reviewsEnglish Exercises Online reading and vocabulary activities TOEFL reading  
   http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/reading/actvities.html

4. English Reading (Ohio ESL)
   reading Resources for english Language Learners. Directoriesof reading activities. reading Skills.  
   http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/reading/

5. StoryPlace: The Children's Digital Library
   See and listen to multimedia stories for children in Spanish and english. Print out craft activities and reading lists.  
   http://www.storyplace.org/

6. Literacy Teaching Ideas
   reading activities. Name Prediction, 5 11, activities to encourage yourchildren to predict when reading and listening to stories. Skimming  
   http://www.teachingideas.co.uk/english/contents.htm
   
   Extractions: Speaking and Listening Activities Reading Activities Name of Activity Age Range Description Name of Activity Age Range Description Speech, Spelling and Reading Help Activities to give children help with speech, spelling and reading. Sequencing Activity Children have to put a jumbled poem into the correct order by reading carefully (worksheets provided) Feeling Words Use clay to help children to feel the shapes of words they are learning. Goldilocks Sequencing A sequencing activity, based on the well-known story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Maps from Stories An interesting way of thinking about how people respond to stories in different ways. Alphabetical Order PDF containing five lists of Tudor words which children should put into alphabetical order.

7. Home Page 1
   Themed reading activities books for young children learning to read english help establish both a wholeword reading habit and phonic awareness.  
   http://web.onetel.net.uk/~english4tomorrow/Home_Page_1x.html

8. West Virginia English Language Arts Council
   Members include language arts teachers, administrators, specialists in speech, special education, reading and computer science. Includes membership form, newsletter, activities, conference schedule and contact information.  
   http://www.wvelac.org/

9. ::. IsraelAustin.com .::
   Resources for Israelis and Jewish people, including calendar of activities, greeting cards, suggested reading list, where to buy Middle Eastern food, newsletter, and forum.  
   http://www.israelaustin.com/english/

10. English Language Teaching, Lesson Plans And Activities For English Teachers
    New section! reading lessons on global issues. A source of english language teachingmaterials that do not focus only on European or North American issues.  
    http://www.onestopenglish.com/
    
    Extractions: Free Resources Professional Support Jobs Lesson Share ... Forum Home Brought to you by Macmillan New for June 2004 Warmers section We have reworked the warmers, icebreakers and fillers section . We have categorised and provided a short description for all of the warmers to make it easier to find one that is right for you. We have also added links to many pages where we thought you might find pages on other sites helpful. Send your warmers in. Prizes for all published materials. Exams IELTS describing information in a map. Aim : The aim of this exercise is to help students describe maps. Objectives: The exercise helps students: to read a Key related to a map, to understand maps, to write simple sentences about a map, to juggle several sets of information and text simultaneously, to develop their psychometric skills and to see patterns. Teaching Grammar Unlocking the core meanings of prepositions (2) - prepositions relating to movement and position. Grammar reference for EFL and ESL teachers with practical teaching ideas.

11. VOCABULARY POWER
    Offers explanations and exercises for homophones, phrasal verbs, and idioms. reading texts and TOEFL practice are also available.  
    http://www.edumatic.qc.ca/English/activities/vocabularypower.htm
    
    Extractions: marpit@total.net James Lyng Adult Education Center (EMSB) This collection of links is intended for Basic English Literacy students studying at level 4, an upper-intermediate or advanced level of English. It is designed to give students an opportunity to practice and improve their vocabulary skills. Cambridge Dictionary Type in your word(s) in the search box and then do another search in the phrasal verbs or idioms dictionary. Each entry gives a sample sentence using the word or expression you are searching for. Minimize the window while you are working on other exercises on the net and retrieve it any time you wish to look up a word. Merriam-Webster Dictionary You can hear the pronunciation of words in this on-line dictionary. There is a thesaurus available as well, with synonyms, related words, and contrasted words.

12. Reading Skills @Web English Teacher
    page for a variety of language arts activities, including reading A weather WebQuestfor reading to be informed Google, Search WWW Search Web english Teacher.  
    http://www.webenglishteacher.com/reading.html

13. Cambridge University Press - Cambridge English Readers
    After reading activities. Listening. We ve already looked at listeningactivities before and during reading. Here are two after reading  
    http://uk.cambridge.org/elt/readers/teacher/after.htm
    
    Extractions: - a guide to grammatical structures Imagining Changing Writing Speaking ... Conclusion As always our aim is for the students to have fun and enjoy reading because it is through enjoyment that learning comes. Thus effective after reading activities use the book as a springboard into active language use rather than try and wring every drop of meaning out of it. Time spent reading another book is better spent than time dissecting the last one! Imagining These activities ask students to use their imaginations. Ask them to guess what the main characters have in their pockets, handbags, or desk drawers. Play 'Hollywood' and choose which film stars would play which characters. Why not ask them to 'flesh out' the characters by making up a lot more personal details about them? Ask students to imagine that they are in the story as an extra character: what happens? Choose events in the story which are mentioned but not fully described and ask students to fill in all the details. Ask students to imagine that the characters are all animals, or trees, or fruit. What kind of animal, fruit or tree would they be and why? Ask students to think of a popular song, film or TV programme which would make a good title for the book. A great activity is when groups of students mime episodes from the book (perhaps while you (or a student) read the relevant section out).

14. Tower Of English Reading (Page 1)
    try one (or more) of the activities. You ll also find some related web sites. EasyNews Stories. reading a newspaper is a great way to improve your english.  
    http://towerofenglish.com/reading.html
    
    Extractions: Lobby All Sites A-Z John's ESL Community ... The $95,000 Adventure Practice your reading with this very interesting true story! This is a story about a man who got a check in his mailbox one day for $95,000. It wasn't a real check. It was just for advertising. But it looked like a real check. So, just for a joke, he deposited the check into his bank account. He was very surprised, a few days later, to find out that the bank had accepted his check and he now had $100,000 in his account! Read the rest of the story (9 parts) to find out what happened. You can also listen to the writer talking about his story by clicking on REAL AUDIO at the top of the page (Part I).

15. Free Lesson
    Glossary determine control, decide. Article © 2004 Reuters Limited. Lesson© 2004 www.english-to-go.com. Pre-reading activities. A Vocabulary - Notes.  
    http://www.english-to-go.com/tolesson.htm

16. BBC | British Council Teaching English - Reading - Using News Articles
    Most papers also provide an online service. Internet BBC Learning english www.bbc.co.uk Related.Try Jigsaw reading Classroom activities - reading.  
    http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/think/read/using_news.shtml
    
    Extractions: Gareth Rees, teacher and materials writer, London Metropolitan University Topical news stories are a great source of teaching material. This article presents different ways to exploit news reports in the classroom and focuses on raising the level of involvement and participation that the students have in the lesson. Selection criteria Before reading First reading Second reading ... Be careful to avoid articles that are particularly long. Reading a news report in a second language is demanding, and if the article is too long it will discourage students. If the news report is lengthy, do not be afraid of editing. The style of news articles often means that entire paragraphs can be omitted without affecting the overall sense of the piece. Language content Besides the general interest in the topic, this may well be the most important selection criteria. Does the article contain a useful lexical set (crime, money)? Are there some good grammar exponents (past perfect, reported speech) or interesting syntax and sentence style? These will provide the basis of your language work on the text, how can the language be exploited?

17. BBC | British Council Teaching English - Try - Activities - Reading
    WWW reading task Holidays on the web Sam Shepherd, Eastbourne School of english. Someactivities to do with texts. Pre-reading activities. Predicting from  
    http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/try/readtry/read_activites.shtml
    
    Extractions: Ivor Timmis, Leeds Metropolitan University These activities are only available as a download because they are fairly long and provide full reading texts. They are related to the THINK article - Lexical Approach 1 - - What does the lexical approach look like? We recommend you look at these classroom activities after you have read this THINK article and before you read the other THINK article - Lexical Approach 2 (coming soon). These classroom activities are based on reading texts and provide classroom materials that are informed by the lexical approach. There are also questions for you, the teacher, to answer that will help you reflect further on your understanding of the lexical approach.

18. English Language Arts - A Curriculum Guide For The Elementary Level (2002)
    Additional activities are described below. should consult the bibliography and subsequentEnglish language arts Book Browsing and reading Centres This is a  
    http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/ela/reading01.html
    
    Extractions: The goal is to help students become fluent, independent, strategic readers. According to the International Reading Association (1999), reading requires teachers to help students develop: When developing students' reading skills and strategies, consider the following guidelines. A sample planning guide and teacher checklist are also provided at the end of this section to support the development of students' reading abilities. 1. Provide students with many opportunities to read.

19. English Activities To Assist With Reading
    YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK OUT OUR STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION. AUDIOSTORIES ONLINE. OR OUR english activities FOR YEARS 47. OR OUR PHONICS.  
    http://www.beenleigss.qld.edu.au/requested_sites/readinglower1/readinglower1.htm
    
    Extractions: BEENLEIGH STATE SCHOOL The activities on this page have been chosen because they will help students (from Years 1-3) to READ and understand the ENGLISH language. YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK OUT OUR: STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION AUDIO STORIES ONLINE OR OUR ENGLISH ACTIVITIES FOR YEARS 4-7 OR OUR PHONICS ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. word recog spelling phonics alpha- bet rhyme reading Virtual alphabet x Alphabet Connect the Dots x Phonics' Activities x x Pounce x x Poem and activities featuring ' ee ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' ai ' sound x x x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. word recog spelling phonics alpha- bet rhyme reading Poem and activities featuring 'ea' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' oa ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring 'ay' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring long 'a', lazy 'e' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' oo ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring 'y' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' igh ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring long ' i ', lazy 'e' sound x x x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No.

20. English Activities To Assist With Reading
    YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK OUT OUR STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION. AUDIOSTORIES COLLECTION. OR OUR english activities FOR YEARS 13. OR OUR PHONICS.  
    http://www.beenleigss.eq.edu.au/requested_sites/readingupper/readingupper.html
    
    Extractions: BEENLEIGH STATE SCHOOL The activities on this page have been chosen because they will help students (from Years 4-7) to READ and understand the ENGLISH language. YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK OUT OUR: STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION AUDIO STORIES COLLECTION OR OUR ENGLISH ACTIVITIES FOR YEARS 1-3 OR OUR PHONICS ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. spelling vocab. cloze word recog. meaning grammar compre- hension word/ story building class- ification/ making of books Wacky Web Tales x x Puzzlemaker (children make their own activities) x x x x Look, Cover, Write, Check x Spellbinder x x The Amazing Sentence Machine x x x x x x x x Rap Realm x x The World of Wonderwords x x x x Odd One Out x x Fake Out - definition Guessing Game x x Spellcheck from FunBrain (easy and hard levels) x Spelling Test - 50 most misspelled words x Grammar Gorillas - parts of speech x Boeing - Space words x Kids' Puzzles from Java - crosswords and find-a-words x x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. spelling vocab. cloze word recog. meaning grammar compre- hension word/ story building class- ification/ making of books The Simile Satellite x x x x Fairground Spells x Fairground Spells x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No.

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