41. WAEC english reading. Sensational reading activities. Jo Burnard. Providesa broad range of read-to-use worksheets. Designed to save teachers time. http://www.waec.ac.nz/shared/products/viewBooks.aspx?typeid=4&catid=5&subid=436

42. FamilyFun: Activities-Games: Love Of Reading Books Cast a spell with these easy activities from FamilyFun. two decades, both as a highschool english teacher and avid readers acquire their love of reading at home http://familyfun.go.com/parenting/learn/activities/feature/famf0600books/

Search FamilyFun Tools Parent Problem Solver Field Guide to Parenting Pregnancy Calendar ... Solutions A to Z That Ole Book Magic Cast a spell with these easy activities from FamilyFun by Mary Leonhardt of 5 Helping children fall in love with books has been a personal crusade of mine for two decades, both as a high school English teacher and a mother of three. In observing my students over the years, I've discovered that avid readers acquire their love of reading at home, from their parents. No teacher can pass along a passion for books the way a loving mother or father can. My best readers remember cozy bedtime stories, sharing books with friends and siblings, andperhaps most importantthe freedom and encouragement to read whatever they wanted to. What follows are some tips for nurturing an early love of reading. These ideas are offered as a jumping-off point; all children are different, and what works for one child may not work for another. The key thing to remember is that anything to do with reading and writing needs to be fun. If you tune into your child's interests and passions, you'll be able to develop your own strategies for giving him a lifelong love of readingin my view, the best gift we parents can give our children. Originally published in FamilyFun magazine Not a subscriber?

43. AlphaPlus Index To Web Resources Subjects, Business english / Newspapers / reading activities. Subjects, englishas a second language / reading activities / reading comprehension. http://www.alphaplus.ca/opnhs/english/SiteList.asp?IndNm=555

44. Home Page Of John Nemes integrative units, small group activities, representingto help, Kylene, a secondarycertified english teacher with no background in reading, realized she http://www.toread.com/

Learning To Read Resources for Language Arts and Reading Research The purpose of this web page is to improve the quality of reading instruction through the study of the reading process and teaching techniques. It will serve as a clearinghouse for the dissemination of reading research through conferences, journals and other publications. Click on the following links to search for developments in literacy, professional materials, research and critical issues. Balanced Literacy Reading Acquistion Balanced Reading Instruction Components of Effective Reading and Writng Instruction Reading Strategies that Assist Content Area Reading ... By-Pass and Intervention Strategies for Students who Struggle Interesting Research National Institute for Literacy/Research Building Blocks Overview of Learning to Read and Write Critical Issues Reading Debate ... What is Dyslexia? Interactive Lessons Literary and Non Literary Genres Children's Writers Workshop Cyberlinks to Independent Reading Webquest Matrix of Lessons ... On-Line Activities for Pre-School Children VirtuaLiterature Best Free Digital Libraries-World The Rosetta Project University of Virginia's E-Book Library Stories To Read Online ... Children's Classics,Short Stories, Novels,and Nonfiction On-Line

45. English Teachers Forum Archive: Reading Activities Based... [English Online] Subject TeachEng reading activities based around the book - Letters from theCoffin misplaced an excellent resource that I obtained off the english on line http://english.unitecnology.ac.nz/resources/archive/2220.html

English Online Interact English Forum English Forum Archive English Teachers Forum Archive Reading activities based... Subject: [Teach-Eng] Reading activities based around the book - Letters from the Coffin trenches Date: Tue, 4 May 2004 17:24:26 +1200 From: "David VALGRE" We have a group of teachers who would like to use the book "Letters from the Coffin trenches". Unfortunately I have misplaced an excellent resource that I obtained off the English on line site. Is anyone able to help? Thanks David Southern Cross Middle School This is a message from the English Teachers' Discussion Forum. WARNING: If you reply to this message it will be sent to all forum participants. To unsubscribe visit: http://english.unitecnology.ac.nz/resources/english_forum.html#unsubscribe Email owner-teach-eng@listserv.unitecnology.ac.nz with any problems with this mailing list. Back to Archive English Online English Units Classroom Professional Students ... TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE Last modified Tuesday May 4 2004 17:25:58

46. Reading Rockets: Reading And English Language Learners produce the same phoneme (International reading Association, 2001). enable phonemicawareness in english for ELLs respond well to meaningful activities such as http://www.readingrockets.org/article.php?ID=409

47. TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links - TESL : Lessons Activity Search Engine (Houghton Mifflin Company) reading activities Designed forNative Advanced english Skills For ESL Students (David Terada) Skill based http://iteslj.org/links/TESL/Lessons/

iteslj.org/links TESL : Lessons This is a sub-page of The Internet TESL Journal's TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links There are currently 10237 registered links. Main Page Links for Students Links for Teachers What's New Our Web Sites Activities for ESL Students a4esl.org The Internet TESL Journal iteslj.org Interesting Things for ESL Students www.manythings.org * EFL/ESL Lessons and Lesson Plans from The Internet TESL Journal (iteslj.org) Lessons that have been published in the journal, sorted by topic 177 Trivia Questions Some trivia questions which a teacher can ask students. 99 Ways to Say "Very Good" (Arzella Dirksen) Students may find this interesting. A Classroom Paper Easter Egg Hunt (Judith Rohlf) A co-op activity in which students hunt for paper eggs hidden in the classroom. A Fun Reading Comprehension Activity By Mehmet Ali Akgün, The Internet TESL Journal, October 1997 A Handout for the First Class Meeting By Charles Kelly and Lawrence Kelly, The Internet TESL Journal, April 1996 A Lively Vocabulary Game A game for the classroom by Rickford Grant, The Language Teacher, January 1998 A Man for Every Purpose - Increasing Learners' Vocabulary Awareness By Rolf Palmberg, The Internet TESL Journal, October 1998

48. TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links - ESL : Reading Stanislaw Wojcik) Thoughts about learning english based on in Education (Tom Maguire)activities for Students Letters, Party, Music, Idioms (reading, Writing http://iteslj.org/links/ESL/Reading/p2.html

iteslj.org/links ESL : Reading This is a sub-page of The Internet TESL Journal's TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links There are currently 10237 registered links. Main Page Links for Students Links for Teachers What's New Our Web Sites Activities for ESL Students a4esl.org The Internet TESL Journal iteslj.org Interesting Things for ESL Students www.manythings.org KidsHealth.org Interesting reading about health in easy-to-read English. Learn English - British Council - Magazine Various short readings. (Small font size) Lil' Fingers Storybook - One Little Rabbit (David Lumerman) Simple and fun for English-speaking children. Maybe you'll have fun with it too. Lil' Fingers Storybook - Up in the Sky (David Lumerman) Simple and fun for English-speaking children. Maybe you'll have fun with it too. LinguaPress News stories written for EFL students. 3 levels: Simple, Intermediate, Advanced LiteracyNet.org - News Stories Adapted for easier reading Mansioningles.com - Rick Mansworth (Luis Blanco) Read the story and practise different aspects of language. Marris' EFL Reading (Ann Marris) Acromegaly, Alzheimer's Disease, Brain Cells, Food, ...

49. English All About Homonyms, Homonyms are the prime numbers of the english language. Who LoveBooks, Links to websites about books, about reading activities, and things http://www.hpedsb.on.ca/sg/quinte/english.htm

A proud part of the Belleville, Ontario Webmaster English / Language Arts Resource Links for Teachers Updated Click the logo to jump to the Hastings & Prince Edward DSB "Curriculum Services" pages - Language Links GENERAL Jump to links for Reading or Writing All About Homonyms Homonyms are the prime numbers of the English language. Like primes, they cannot be predicted by any rules of grammar or diction. In the way that you can't search the number line for primes, you cannot systematically search the dictionary for homonyms. You just have to find them, like Easter Eggs in the dictionary. Dositey.Com Free interactive lessons, exercises and worksheets, educational games, open-ended questions in Math and Language Arts. Language Trek This links you to Nectar Foundation's website for all editions of Language trek. Get Activity Templates, Performance Tasks and Rubrics, Assessment Instruments, Learning Outcomes, and more for LT 3,4 or 5,6 or 7,8 Language Trek 7/8 A page of overview information about this latest production from Nectar; written by CASRTs Angela Harvey, Louise Gunning, and William Lundy.

50. PhatNav Directory - Kids_and_Teens/School_Time/English/Reading Phonics site with children s rhyming picture books and phonics activities. LiteracyCenter. In english and Spanish. reading Dimension Education Place. http://www.phatnav.com/directory/Kids_and_Teens/School_Time/English/Reading.cat

Games Exploration Attitude Site Search Encyclopedia Atlas/Almanac Kids' Web Sites Classic Books Home Games Arcade Games Strategy Games ... Reading NOTE: Entries below may contain matching catagories, paths to similar directories, and suggested Web sites. Scroll to see all. More Categories Similar Catagories in This Section Kids and Teens/Arts/Online Stories WebSites BBC Education - Words and Pictures Colorful games, printable pages, animations and other activities to help 5 to 7 year olds with reading and phonics. Book Adventure A free on-line reading program encourages students in grades K-8 to read more often, for longer periods of time, and with greater understanding. Requires free registration. California Reading List Helps students find books matched to their reading levels on the California Reading List. Includes interactive quizzes and printable bookmarks. GameGoo Online educational games designed to help children develop early reading and language skills. Laurie's Stories Phonics site with children's rhyming picture books and phonics activities. Literacy Center Interactive site helps young students learn letters of the alphabet and other basic literacy skills. In English and Spanish.

51. HGSE News: Reading Instruction And Literacy In English Language Learners And Oth which accompany effective literacy instruction in english Language Learners. Thereare many ways to embed vocabulary lessons in reading activities and vice http://www.gse.harvard.edu/news/features/lesaux12012003.html

@import "spacing.css"; Urban Education and Equity Cognitive Development Educational Reform Classroom Practice ... Home Reading Instruction and Literacy in English Language Learners and Other At-Risk Children An Interview with Assistant Professor Nonie Lesaux Harvard Graduate School of Education December 1, 2003 Send this page to a friend Subscribe to e-Updates Q : Can you advise teachers who want to build a strong reading program for English Language Learners? What are the steps they should take? A : Designing a strong reading program for this diverse group of learners requires an understanding of the characteristics of ELL children. While there is no preeminent reading program for English Language Learners, the best programs are usually designed to serve the needs of a particular group of ELLs and recognize the strong relationship between language development and literacy skills. It becomes of paramount importance, especially with older learners, to consider cultural orientation in literacy education when there is a dominant group of English Language Learners in the classroom. The students' cultural knowledge and their interpretation of 'literacy' that comes from parents and family become important factors to consider. Embedding cultural knowledge into instruction can help to make it more relevant and meaningful for students. Furthermore, establishing home-school communication and involving parents has proved effective in promoting literacy for this group of learners, although this happens less frequently than one might expect.

52. Reading And The Adult ESL Learner key vocabulary in prereading activities that focus Using appropriate strategies forvarious reading tasks increases are critical for english language learners http://www.cal.org/ncle/DIGESTS/Read.htm

August 1999 EDO-LE-99-02 Reading and the Adult English Language Learner by Carol VanDuzer National Center for ESL Literacy Education This digest reviews reading approaches, identifies characteristics of fluent readers, and makes suggestions for developing reading instruction for adult English language learners. Reading Approaches Most of what is known about reading comes from first language reading research. English as a second language (ESL) teachers need to consider how this research may or may not apply to reading in a second language. The following is a discussion of the approaches behind reading instruction. Phonics. Psycholinguistic. Through the late 1960s and 1970s, the psycholinguistic or "top down" approach to reading, where meaning takes precedence over structure, became dominant. Although readers make use of sound-letter correspondence and syntactic knowledge, they draw on their experiential background knowledge (schema) to predict the meaning of the text and then read to confirm or correct their predictions (Goodman, 1967; Smith, 1971). Interactive.

53. ERC english 105/6/7 Approximately 682 english 105/6/7 students use thecomputers weekly to complete reading and vocabulary activities. http://www.grossmont.edu/gctechplans/erc.htm

English Reading Center (ERC) Description The English Reading Center (ERC) functions as a place for any student to receive tutorial assistance in reading and vocabulary study and for English 105/6/7 students to complete assigned activities. As per plans outlined in the previous Tech Plan, during the summer of 2002, the ERC moved to room 545 and underwent a remodel to better utilize space, but without any gain in square footage. Used by both walk-in students and English 105/6/7 students, the new location houses 25 new Pentium computers installed during summer 2002. Software available includes Ultimate Speed Reader and WordSmart . Students also have access to the Internet to search for assigned reading activities. Curriculum Impact The students enrolled in English 105/6/7 and Project Success classes especially benefit from the tutoring services available because both the tutorial services and the computer software are targeted to support their vocabulary and reading curricular requirements. However, all services currently available are beneficial to any student who seeks to improve reading and vocabulary skills. In its new configuration, the ERC continues to serve a growing number of students. As the ERC is used concurrently by both walk-in students and English 105/6/7students who must use the computers to complete assignments, restricted space continues to be problematic. Additionally, as more growth in the college’s student population is anticipated and because the English Department is particularly sensitive to serving the needs of the diverse student population, the English Department is preparing to add study skills to the tutoring services available. With this expansion of services coupled with continued student growth, it is essential that the ERC continually evaluate a means to secure more space to serve the students, continue recruiting qualified tutors, and review the available software for currency and appropriateness.

54. Minnesota REA - ELL Module comprehensible, adapt early literacy activities so that they are effective, and usecontentbased ESL instruction to facilitate the english reading and writing http://education.umn.edu/CI/MREA/ELL/ELLMOD3d.html

Reading Instruction of English Language Learners by Georgia E. Garcia University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign D) The Sheltering of English Reading Instruction A number of excellent texts are available that discuss how teachers can use ESL techniques to shelter or support the English reading instruction of English Language Learners (see the references at the end of the paper). In planning literacy instruction in English for English Language Learners, teachers need to think about how to shelter their use of English so that it is comprehensible, adapt early literacy activities so that they are effective, and use content-based ESL instruction to facilitate the English reading and writing of English Language Learners. Sheltering English. Adapting commonly used literacy activities. Content-based ESL instruction. At the beginning of class, in the first instructional activity, the teacher asked the students to correct a sentence on the board in English about life in a pond ("a pond is a home two meny animals?"). Next, they wrote the corrected sentence down in their journals. In the second instructional activity, the teacher read the picture book Where is my duckling? aloud to the students, encouraging them to identify the various animals that were in the illustrations.

55. Wiley::Real-Life Reading Activities For Grades 6-12: Over 200 Ready-to-Use Lesso 201 Readyto-Use Word Games for the english Classroom (Paperback) by Jack Umstatterreading Smarter! More than 200 Reproducible activities to Build reading http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-013044460X.html

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Education Curriculum Tools Reading Real-Life Reading Activities for Grades 6-12: Over 200 Ready-to-Use Lessons and Activities to Help Students Master Practical Reading Skills Related Subjects Science Curriculum Tools Writing Curriculum Tools General Curriculum Tools Mathematics Curriculum Tools ... Other Curriculum Tools Related Titles Reading 201 Ready-to-Use Word Games for the English Classroom (Paperback) by Jack Umstatter Reading Smarter!: More than 200 Reproducible Activities to Build Reading Proficiency in Grades 7 - 12 (Paperback) by Patricia Osborn Spelling Smart!: A Ready-to-Use Activities Program for Students with Spelling Difficulties (Paperback) by Cynthia M. Stowe, M.Ed. by Mary Lou Brandvik Ready-to-Use Reading Activities for the Elementary Classroom (Paperback) by Sue Jones Erlenbusch, Ed.D. by Stanton L. Barnes by Keith T. Manos Join an Education Mailing List Reading Real-Life Reading Activities for Grades 6-12: Over 200 Ready-to-Use Lessons and Activities to Help Students Master Practical Reading Skills James F. Silver

56. Christopher-Gordon Publishers, Inc. - Jill Fitzgerald And Michael F. Graves 5. Prereading activities 6. Duringreading activities 7. Post-reading activities8. Comprehensive Scaffolded reading Experiences for english-Language Learners 9 http://www.christopher-gordon.com/Authors/fitz.shtml

Choose an Author Abbey Adams/Hamm Au Baker Bamford/Kristo Barton Beers/Samuels Berg Carr Cheek Coombs/Meisgeier Corliss Costa Cusack Duffy Duffy/Dale Ellison Fitzgerald/Graves Farr/Trumbull Fowler Freedman/Johnson Francis Gantt/Meeks Garmston Garmston/Wellman Gibson Glanz Glasgow Glazer Graves Green/Mead Hales/Marshall Harp Harris Hawes Hayes Haylock/D'Eon Heide Hickman Hill Hogan Huefner Jalongo Johnson Kassenoff Kasten/Lolli Kaywell Kimmelman King Koch Kroeze Kupetz LaBrecque Lauer LeTendre/Lipka Leu Love MacLaury Mallow/Patterson Manning/Baruth McIntyre/Pressley McLaughlin Meinbach Meisgeier Moen Moore Morrell Moss Francis Murphy Murphy/Underwood Oczkus Pajak Patterson/Mallow Patty Purves Rickards Roe/Alfred/Smith Schlick Noe Shoemaker Sinatra Siu-Runyan Stephens Stice Strickland/Kamil Takeneshi Thomason Tierney Tomei Torreano Townsend Trumbull/Farr Van Horn Weir Wilcox/Tomei Williams Willis Wittreich Choose a Subject Choose a Subject Assessment and Instruction At Risk Bill Harp Professional Teacher's Library Children's Literature Cultural Diversity Education Law General Education Middle Level Professional Self-Development Supervision and School Improvement Teaching Literature "Hurt Books" Home What's New About Us Contact Information ... Mailing List Jill Fitzgerald and Michael F. Graves

57. 10 AP Prep English Summer Reading List Summer reading List for 10 Advanced Placement Prep english. All reading activitiesare considered prerequisites for the course; therefore, all activities must http://www.tcps.k12.md.us/ehs/10preap.html

Summer Reading List for 10 Advanced Placement Prep English You are responsible for reading four books this summer. Three are mandatory and one may be chosen from the second list below. Each has an assignment "note" sheet that works with what you think about the book. You are encouraged to participate in this activity with a co-reader, whether it is a peer, a friend, or a parent and complete together the Reading File activity for each book. The "File" will help you remember details when you need them for the course essays. All reading activities are considered pre-requisites for the course; therefore, all activities must be presented to Mrs. Armstrong at the beginning of the fall course in August, whether or not you are in the fall course. In other words, spring semester course participants are required to do the summer reading activities in the summer. This helps to broaden the pool of students to work with on the readings, provides a stronger incentive to complete the readings, and gives each student a usable guide to help with the assessment essays given in the first weeks of the course. Second semester students will be provided with their completed Reading Files prior to writing these essays. Students who are not prepared to enter the class will have an opportunity to explain their situations and complete the readings and activities only within the first week of the fall semester. Assessment will then be made as to the student's entrance status. Failure to meet the commitment to the course within the allotted time will necessitate the student' s removal from AP-Prep English.

58. NEA: NEA's Read Across America - Resources 1 page); Page 2 (PDF, 1 page). reading Rockets (Spanish) (PDF, 1 page);Arthur activities Dealing with Feelings (english) Page 1 (PDF http://www.nea.org/readacross/resources/

For and About Members Help for Parents Press Center Legislative Action Center ... For Parents Everything you need to celebrate Cat-alog Monthly Reading Activities Grant Opportunity Press Room ... Seussville.com There are two categories of resources available. Both are jam-packed be sure to read carefully so you don't miss anything! 2004 Resource Kit Other Resources 2004 Resource Kit The Feather in NEA's Cap: Read Across America About NEA's Read Across America initiatives: Youth Leaders for Literacy Get a Kick Out of Reading The Melting Pot : Our national partners and supporters A Read Across America of Seussentennial proportions Seuss Use : logo guidelines Eat your Hat: recipes for successful events Event and activity ideas for March 2, 2004 A Nation of Readers Under One Hat Explore the Many Hats of Dr. Seuss Seusseum Mystery: Page 1 Page 2 More Read Across America event and activity ideas Feed the need to read: Seuss inspired recipes beyond green eggs and ham Dish it up: promoting your reading activities and events to the media and the public Eat books all year: a reading promotion calendar for 2003-2004 Pulled out of our hat: reproducible resources to use and share NOTE: Adobe Acrobat Reader Camera-ready logos Page 1 Page 2 Bookmarks (English) Bookmarks (Spanish) ... Certificate of Participation (Spanish) Reading Rockets (English) Page 1 Page 2 Reading Rockets (Spanish) Arthur Activities: Dealing with Feelings (English) Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 (Feelings chart) Arthur Activities: Dealing with Feelings (Spanish)

59. Kathy Schrock's Guide For Educators - Literature & Language Arts guide to many of the english grammar rules and Houghton Mifflin Education Place reading/Language Arts Center links to activities, children s books http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/arts/artlit.html

For our newsletter and special teacher promotions. A+ Research and Writing ...a step-by-step guide for research and writing "help site" for high school students Aesop's Fables Online Collection ...a compilation of over 600 of the fables, with RealAudio encoding of some American Heritage Book of English Usage ...the online, 1996 version of this classic reference work includes the topics of "grammar, style, diction, word formation, gender, social groups and scientific forms" American Verse Project ...a searchable electronic archive of American poetry prior to 1920 Anagram Server ...a fun online tool that creates anagrams from any word or phrase you type in AskERIC Lesson Plans : Language Arts Ask the Young Adult Author ...questions and answers asked of favorite YA authors Authors ...a literary site with "pointers to individual author guides or other cumulative documents that deal with specific writers" Basic Steps in the Research Process ...a step-by-step guide to help students with their research projects Bibliomania : The Network Library ...full text of many classic works of fiction; reference and nonfiction to be added

60. EnglishClub.com ESL Lesson Plans - Classroom Ideas For ESL Teachers Abbreviations List of some of the most common abbreviations in english. reading ReviewForm for completion by student reviewing book, short Games activities. http://teachers.englishclub.com/lessonplans/

Teachers ESL Worksheets Authentic Reading Here are some great ideas for activities that will brighten up any English language class. Here you'll find ready-made lesson plans, as well as tips and ideas that you can include in lesson plans. ESL Lesson Plans Worksheets Please use your browser's Back button to return from these worksheets. Grammar Expressions of Quantity - Students insert the appropriate expression of quantity: I have a few onions, I don't have much salt. Regular/Irregular Verbs - Sort the following verbs into regular and irregular. (Some verbs may be both.) Expressing the Future - Explanation of Present Simple, Present Continuous, Going To and Will for the Future. Mixed-tense Questions - Variety of questions in different tenses. Good oral drill where Teacher fires questions at group or individual and requires rapid and correct responses. Can also be used for pair work. Question Tags Terminology - Students write a sentence for each part of speech, underlining the particular grammatical item. Use(d) to - Students sort Used To Do, Used To Doing and Get Used To into three groups and explain the difference between each group.

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