81. Reading Exercises At English-Zone.Com THE reading ZONE from englishZone.Com. = For Guests and Members = For MembersOnly EASY LEVEL. Grrrr - it s a Bear! A fun reading activity with questions. http://www.english-zone.com/reading/

English-Zone.Com ...the BEST English-Learner's site on the 'Net! ENGLISH-ZONE.COM > READING THE READING ZONE from English-Zone.Com = For Guests and Members = For Members Only EASY LEVEL Dolch Basic Word List Basic words all students should know. A Birthday Poem A birthday poem with vocabulary words. Your Birthday Information Find out when you were born. Reading Envelopes - Lesson Reading for specific purposes. Reading Envelopes - Quiz 1 Reading for specific purposes. Reading Envelopes - Quiz 2 Reading for specific purposes. Bus Routes Reading for specific purposes. Candy Labels 1 Reading for specific purposes. Candy Labels 2 Reading for specific purposes. Reading a Map 1 Reading for specific purposes. Health Problems - Lesson Learn about health problems, then take a quiz. Health Problems - Quiz 1 Interpreting health problems. Health Problems - Quiz 2 Interpreting health problems. Health Problems - Quiz 3 Interpreting health problems. INTERMEDIATE LEVEL Chart Reading Practice 1 Read and interpret the information in this chart Chart Reading Practice 2 Read and interpret the information in this chart Reading a City Map - Quiz 1 Can you guess the location?

82. Quia - English - Top 20 Activities Games and quizzes for learning english grammar and vocabulary http://www.quia.com/dir/eng/

English - top 20 activities Quia users have created activities in the following topics. These activities have been created by Quia's subscribers and are of varying quality. Quia has not reviewed these, and some activities may contain inaccuracies. If you are a Quia subscriber, you may copy any of these activities and modify them for your own use. Create an activity Add your own activity Search Options (Choose from one of the following menus.) The 20 most popular activities in this topic are listed below. To list many more , select All activities by title or All activities by author All Activities ... Select ... top 20 only by title by author Subcategory ... Select ... 5th Grade Adult Literacy Association quizes Dictionary Skills English Five Hint Quizzes Essay FOOD AND DRINKS grammar Grammar poetry Prefixes remedial reading activity SAT Vocab Prep Spelling unit 11 synonyms VERBS Vocabulary vocabulary word families Textbook/Resource ... Select ... Edgar Allan Poe: The Masque of the Red Death English Fundamentals (11th Ed., Form B) Freak the Mighty Greek and Latin Roots Holt Elements of Lit-11 Houghton-Mifflin Spelling and Vocabulary Improving Vocabulary Language For Daily Use Stronger sentences for TEKS To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary for Achievement, Third Course

83. English Exercises Online! (by Lilliam Hurst) english Exercises for UpperIntermediate / Advanced level. The exercises are simpleMATCHING activities; you have to find You will need to read certain pages http://wwwedu.ge.ch/cptic/prospective/projets/anglais/exercises/welcome.html

English Exercises Online Beginner Beginner Elementary Lower-Intermediate ... Advanced Back to the page of links for Students in Canton Geneva All the exercises on this page were created using authoring software created by Martin Holmes of the University of Victoria English Language Centre in Canada. Martin Holmes is from Manchester, England, and after having taught English in Japan, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia, now lives in Victoria, Canada, and works at the University of Victoria, where he is heavily involved in developing on-line teaching and learning systems. Any comments (either positive or negative) about these particular exercises should be addressed to me ; any compliments about the software can safely be sent directly to Martin Holmes Students having problems with any of the exercises are advised to consult their teacher for further help - neither this nor any other program can provide a substitute for a real, live human teacher !

84. Methodology For Teachers Of English comes to mind as an authentic reading activity for their a series of tips and activitiesfor teachers Team english for Large Classes Marguerite MacDonald and http://www.onestopenglish.com/News/Magazine/Archive/archive.htm

Free Resources Professional Support Jobs Lesson Share ... Home The Magazine for English Language Teachers News lessons Teaching children Teaching teenagers (Ask the authors methodology help - another section) Methodology Archive Back to the Magazine General Using graded readers in the EFL classroom Non-linear narrative and EFL/ ESL: projects for creative writing By Graeme Reid. A great online project which introduces students to non-linear narrative and provides a framework for creative writing. One-To-One Teaching By Nicola Meldrum, with ideas and activities by Lindsay Clandfield. Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of one-to-one teaching along with a series of ideas on how to counteract the disadvantages. Also 10 great practical ideas on what to do with your one-to-one students. Using Newspapers in the classroom Ask any new ESL/EFL teacher (or, for that matter, a seasoned teacher) what comes to mind as an authentic reading activity for their learners and almost certainly one of the first things they will say is “using a newspaper”. There has been much use and abuse of newspapers in the ELT profession. This article takes a fresh look at newspapers and suggests what to do, and what to perhaps AVOID doing.

85. English - Reading Introduction. Welcome to this site. On this page you will find teachingactivities for english especially reading. These are intended http://www.greatwar.eril.net/read.htm

Cecil Slack and the Great War - teaching Home Index of letters Yorkshire Post article: April 17, 1919 Cecil Slack's Great War diaries ... Resources to download Introduction Welcome to this site. On this page you will find teaching activities for English - especially reading. These are intended for use by teachers and pupils at KS2 and KS3 of the National Curriculum for England and Wales. They may be helpful for teachers and students working at other levels. Although this page concentrates on reading, most activities will require pupils to speak and listen and to write at different times. If you are a pupil, you may be able to work on your own. If this is too hard, your teacher will help you. Remember that this site is written for children and grown-ups, in primary, junior and secondary schools, as well as teachers and other visitors. Contents of this page Reading for information What do you want to know? Sorting out what you find Comparing life in the trenches and life at home ... Suggest an activity Reading for information Some of your reading is of imaginative texts - stories, films and poems. At other times you will read factual texts, which give information. These texts are sometimes called

86. Harry Potter @Web English Teacher of speech, pronunciation and definition, read the word in the best of K12 english/LanguageArts e-texts, criticism, jokes, puzzles, and classroom activities. http://www.webenglishteacher.com/rowling.html

Harry Potter Resources Related to Harry Potter in general Harry Potter and the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone ... Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Harry Potter in General Bestseller Math Students read about the influence of Harry Potter books on the New York Times Bestseller List. They also work with bar graphs, pie charts, and mean, median, and mode. Creature Catalog In this WebQuest students research mythical beasts, create a catalog, and write a cover letter to potential customers like Rubeus Hagrid. A Day in the Life of Harry Potter In this WebQuest students investigate characters, create a 3-dimensional model of a character, write, and prepare a mock interview of J. K. Rowling. Harry Potter All things Potter: WebQuests, puzzles, lesson plans, fan sites, and more. Harry Potter: Discussion Guide for Books I-IV This discussion guide from Scholastic features summaries of the plot, theme, conflict, setting and characterization, as well as a number of questions designed to encourage conversation, a book list of other titles with similar issues, and a brief biography of the author. Harry Potter Fans: Online Games The games at this site require Web access and Java. They would make good sponge activities for students studying the books.

87. Cambridge University Press - Cambridge English Readers on earth can I get them to read in english? . They can be used to foster individualreading or to are described here largely as whole class activities but are http://uk.cambridge.org/elt/readers/teacher/before.htm

Home ELT Cambridge English Readers Teacher ... - a guide to grammatical structures Before reading activities These activities are taken from the Teacher's Guide. Click here to download the full guide in pdf format. Using the cover Using the chapter headings Using the title ... Other ways to stimulate reading 'My students don't read in their own language. How on earth can I get them to read in English?' The best pre-reading activity is when a student picks up a book, looks at the cover, flips through the book and then settles down to read. But how can we get to that point? The tried and tested activities presented here are all aimed at stimulating that desire to read. They can be used to foster individual reading or to introduce a class reader. They are described here largely as whole class activities but are well suited for use on pre-reading workcards. The advantage of keeping the activities on workcards is that individuals can do them when they are choosing what to read next. Remember that you don't have to prepare these activities yourself. Nearly all of them are ones that the students can prepare themselves. Using the cover Ask students to predict what the book is about from the title and cover picture. '

88. READING EBookster. A tool for either helping young kids to learn how to read, or to helppeople learn english as a second language. VoyCabulary reading Assistant. http://www.rong-chang.com/reading.htm

READING Introduction to the United States of America. Online Culture Lessons by Paul Sparks. Antimoon.com - Learn English effectively. Articles on how to learn English effectively, based on the experiences of successful learners. E-Bookster. A tool for either helping young kids to learn how to read, or to help people learn english as a second language. VoyCabulary Reading Assistant. With this program you can check the meaning of any words in the Web page you are reading. CNNSF Learning Resources. A selected news story is published each week with video, audio, full text, abridged text, and story outline for educational use. Hint of the Day. Written by Dennis Oliver for Dave Sperling's ESL Cafe. Contents cover extensive topics ESL learners are interested in. Yahoo Daily News. Quickly updated news, classified into different categories. This Day in History. A short passage each day describing an historical event in American history. Holidays in the U.S . Description of all the holidays from January to December. The Quotations Page . The largest and oldest Quotations Page on the Web with about 30 categories such as Great Leaders, Sarcasm, and Wisdom.

89. English Language Arts 6-9: Reading: Instructional Philosophy And Teaching Sugges model fluent and effective spoken english. Pre, during, and post-reading activitiesprovide useful formative and summative assessment opportunities. http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/mla/read.html

Reading: Instructional Philosophy and Teaching Suggestions The information in this section applies to all grade levels, 6-9. Grade level differences will be reflected in the teacher's choice of learning objectives, resources, and activities. Reading Reading is more than the decoding of written words into sound. Reading is a complex communication process which requires thought and individual construction of meaning. Reading instruction at the Middle Level takes into consideration the general developmental needs of the students as well as their individual reading abilities. When considering the reading needs of Middle Level students, it is important to realize that all readers (ineffective readers, average readers, and proficient readers) differ considerably in their interests, aptitudes, personalities, backgrounds, and learning styles. Their varied needs can be addressed successfully in a reading program that includes features such as the following: Silent reading is modelled by the teacher and class time is provided for students to engage in sustained silent reading. The teacher regularly reads aloud to the students.

90. Preschool Activities - EnchantedLearning.com 1, 2, 3 K3 Number activities Rhymes, crafts, quizzes the colorful game cards andboards in english, Spanish, or book An online book for pre-readers and very http://www.enchantedlearning.com/categories/preschool.shtml

Become a member of Enchanted Learning. Click here for more information on site membership. $20.00/year or other amount (directly by Credit Card $20.00/year (transaction via PayPal Other Amount (transaction via PayPal As a thank-you bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. (Already a member? Click here. EnchantedLearning.com Preschool and Kindergarten Activities Printable Books for Early readers A wide variety of books to print for beginning, early, and fluent readers. Crafts Easy to make crafts that use items found around the house! K-3 Themes Rhymes, crafts, and printouts on a variety of themes. Calendars You can print out these calendars and color the pages. Alphabet and Letters: K-3 Theme Page Activities and printouts. Letter and Number Printouts Printout pages to practice writing the letters and numbers. K-3 Number Activities Rhymes, crafts, quizzes, information, and printouts on numbers. Lotto Games Lotto is a game played like Bingo, but played with pictures, not numbers. You can print out the colorful game cards and boards in English, Spanish, or with no words. What Do I Say?

91. ReadWriteThink: Student Materials The tool provides a quick way for students to trace out options andrearrange connections in prewriting and postreading activities. http://www.readwritethink.org/student_mat/index.asp

Technical Support page. Student Materials Index ReadWriteThink offers a collection of online Student Materials to support literacy learning in the K-12 classroom. These interactive tools can be used to supplement a variety of lessons and provide an opportunity for students to use technology while developing their literacy skills. Click on the name of each interactive for a brief description of the tool and a list of the ReadWriteThink lessons that use the tool. From there you'll also be able to directly access the tool and use it in your classroom. Alphabet Organizer Alphabet Organizer has numerous applications for classroom instruction. Students can use the tool to print an alphabet chart or pages for an alphabet book. Animal Inquiry Supporting inquiry-based research projects, the Animal Inquiry interactive invites elementary students to explore animal facts and habitats using writing prompts to guide and record their findings. Circle Plot Diagram The Circle Plot Diagram can be used as a prewriting graphic organizer for students writing original stories with a circular plot structure as well as a postreading organizer used to explore the text structures in a book.

92. Religious Influences And The English Reading Public ideas through churches and Sunday schools and the voluntary activity of readingbooks, there Murray obliged by writing english Grammar, published in 1795. http://www.victorianweb.org/religion/herb6.html

Religious Influences and the English Reading Public Herbert Schlossberg , Senior Research Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center, Washington, D.C. annah More, having abandoned her sparkling social life with the London intellectual elite, as well as her career as poet and playwright, took up her pen in support of her evangelical interests. Teaching the poor and ignorant to read she became concerned about providing reading material commensurate with the motivation of her schools. When she found little that was appropriate, she spearheaded a project to provide a series of inexpensive publications that came to be called the Cheap Repository Tracts . Published during 1795-1798, these little booklets included poetry, Bible stories and simple allegories with theological meaning, and tales of fictional instruction designed to inculcate homely virtues and habits of sound living. The list of financial contributors to the project included Prime Minister Pitt (Wilberforce's intimate friend), the Archbishop of Canterbury, and numerous other bishops. [Pickering, John Locke and Children's Books , 121f.] Pickering's title is suggestive in the light of Richard Brantley's theme of Locke's influence on later thinkers through Wesley. He has some very interesting material in particular on Isaac Watts (pp. 17f), the dissenting minister whose

93. SARAH AND JOHN'S TEFL PITSTOP, ESL, ENGLISH TEACHING Some interesting facts about ants A reading for specific information 10 Activitiesto stimulate speaking and conversation. Idea sheet; english phonetic chart http://www.lingolex.com/jstefl.htm

JOHN AND SARAH'S TEFL PITSTOP Surf in - load up - print out Graphic design by Julia Gonzalez aged 7 This page may be interesting for TEFL teachers. (English teachers) or possibly language teachers in general. At the TEFL Pitstop language teachers on the information highway can quickly drop in and load up with ready to use, original, printable materials. Visit our Bookshop for English teachers Click Here See our latest addition Some interesting facts about ants A reading for specific information activity The materials you will find on this page are particularly suitable for the "communicative" style of teaching. Important Note permission to publish or store them in any other place that has public access. However you are free to print them for use in your classes. It is probably better to look at this page from top to bottom. Or you can use the menu instead. Games Free book samples Contributions Miscellaneous Links Some Examples of Games Visit our new Bookshop for English teachers Click Here Hexagons A game to make quizzes more exciting.

94. Wiley::Reading Complete Alphabet Learning Center activities Kit by Nancy toUse Techniques for TeachingReading Disabled Students english Brainstormers! Ready-to-Use Games http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-10647.html

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Education Curriculum Tools Reading Featured Title Words, Words, Words: Ready-to-Use Games and Activities for Vocabulary Building, Grades 7-12 by Jack Umstatter Paving the Way in Reading and Writing: Strategies and Activities to Support Struggling Students in Grades 6-12 by Larry G. Lewin Related Subjects Science Curriculum Tools Writing Curriculum Tools General Curriculum Tools Mathematics Curriculum Tools ... Other Curriculum Tools Join an Education Mailing List Reading (77) Listings: Looking for the right Wiley title for your course? View Wiley Education titles for Higher Education Sort listing by: A-Z Z-A Publication Date Author Refine listing by: All Formats Books E-Books 190 Ready-To-Use Activities That Make English Fun by George Watson Spiral-bound paperback, May 2002, Jossey-Bass US $29.95 Add to Cart 201 Ready-to-Use Word Games for the English Classroom by Jack Umstatter Paperback, June 2002, Jossey-Bass US $29.50 Add to Cart by Wilma H. Miller, Ed.D. Paperback, May 2001, Jossey-Bass

95. Archived: Free Reading Activity Materials The Read*Write*Now! to the 2 posters, which will soon be online) available in Englishand Spanish illustration on the front and a set of fun activities on the http://www.ed.gov/inits/americareads/educators_rwn_text.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Free Reading Activity Materials The America Reads Challenge at the U.S. Department of Education has free materials to keep more children reading after-school. The Read*Write*Now! Activity Poster , (link to the 2 posters, which will soon be online) available in English and Spanish, includes a colorful illustration on the front and a set of fun activities on the back. The activities include writing a book review and having it published on the America Reads Web site. The Read*Write*Now! Basic Kit helps pair young children with adult partners for shared summer reading activities. Each child pledges to read for 30 minutes each day, and the adult pledges to join the child at least once each week. The child also obtains and uses a library card and learns new vocabulary words weekly. The kit?s activities are appropriate for babies through sixth-graders, and include a certificate of accomplishment. The Read*Write*Now! Tip Sheet for Developing a Community Reading Program is for librarians, teachers, camp counselors, and community leaders. The booklet offers straightforward suggestions on how to start a summer or after-school reading program. It is available in English and Spanish.

96. Language Centre reading a certain type of material in your language, do the same in english. Postreadingactivities, In real life, many people choose not to do anything after http://lc.ust.hk/~sac/advice/english/reading/R9.htm

Language Centre The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology English Advice Sheets HOW TO ENJOY READING This advice sheet is specially designed for students who want to know about how to enjoy reading. In order to find out how to enjoy reading, you need to know yourself better as a reader. Apart from reading for your studies, what else do you read? How much do you know about yourself as a reader? Below is a table with questions that will help you find out more about yourself as a reader before you start trying to read for fun. Please be honest with your answers. Aspect Questions Your attitude Is reading enjoyable and fun to you? Yes. No. Sometimes, it depends. Your reading habits How often do you read? Every day. Only at weekends. Once a month. Rarely. What do you usually read? Newspapers. Magazines. Comic books. Novels. Nothing except course materials. At what time of the day do you usually read?

97. Www4teachers Professional Development ESL * Bilingual Ed * LEP Fables fables for use in reading comprehension. ESL Wonderland some thematic listeningactivities which incorporate english Listening Lounge listen to real http://www.4teachers.org/profd/lep.shtml

98. ENCHANTED LEARNING SOFTWARE HOME PAGE An educational Macintosh CDROM from Enchanted Learning - with 41 creativegames and activities for pre-readers. For children 2-6 years old. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html

EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. As a bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. Click here to learn more. (Already a member? Click here. Enchanted Learning Click here for the members' site. What's New Each Day Search EnchantedLearning.com for the words: Ronald Reagan Transit of Venus June 8 Zoom Dinosaurs Learn all about dinos, print dinosaur info pages, plus the best dinosaur jokes ever! Surf the Web with Little Explorers , a picture dictionary with links to over 1000 educational activities. English English-Dutch English-French French-English ... English-Swedish Click Below for Great Kids Pages! Site Index Anatomy Animal Printouts Art Coloring Pages ... Zoom School Label Me! Printouts Print out these fill-in-the-blank activity sheets on many topics. Monthly Activity Calendar Activities for each day of the year. Crafts Easy crafts for kids to make from things found around the house. Geography Maps, flag, and information on many areas. US States: Info + Printouts Read about states or print out map and flag quizzes. World Flags: Coloring/Quiz Printouts Color flags and answer questions about them.

99. Catcher Page Read the poems and look to the comprehension questions to help you Suggested ClassroomActivities. This web page was developed by New Trier english teachers. http://nths.newtrier.k12.il.us/academics/english/catcher/catcher.html

Catcher in the Rye Resources and Activities for High School Readers Images Holden's hunting cap, the ducks in Central Park, and the mummies in the museum are central images whose meanings contribute to the novel's themes. Click on the labels underneath the pictures below to locate page references to these images. What patterns can you identify? What are the implications of these patterns? Hunting cap Ducks Mummies Related Poems The following poems relate to one of Catcher in the Rye' s central themes: the loss of innocence. Read the poems and look to the comprehension questions to help you fully understand their meanings. "Nothing Gold Can Stay" "Out, Out-" "The Tyger" Robert Burns' "Comin Thro' the Rye" Allusions Find out more about the Central Park Carousel,the Lunts, or the Radio City Christmas show by clicking on the pictures below. Historical/Cultural Background A motherlode of supplemental materials on The Fifties and its culture from the University of Pennsylvania. Censorship issues and the novel. Character Analysis Holden: a do-it-yourself case study using a popular Personality Profile Book Reviews After its mid-summer publication in 1951, critics offered these early reviews of the novel:

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