21. English Activities To Assist With Reading STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION. AUDIO STORIES COLLECTION. OR OUR english ACTIVITIESFOR YEARS 13. OR OUR PHONICS. 1. ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION. No. spelling. vocab. http://www.beenleigss.qld.edu.au/requested_sites/readingupper/readingupper.html

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.

22. The Eloquence Catalogue Current Affairs; Tourism holiday activities; French cuisine; full parallel Frenchand english texts vocabulary building, grammar, listening, reading and speaking http://www.elok.com/Catalogue?category=med-mag,lang-fr

23. Green River Community College English As A Second Language Program Reading Activ Green River Community College english as a Second Language ProgramReading activities. Students can go to a number of sites to find http://www.ivygreen.ctc.edu/avery/activities/skills/reading.htm

Green River Community College E nglish as a S econd L anguage Program Reading Activities Students can go to a number of sites to find interesting readings and language exercises to improve understanding of the readings. Click on these links to see student activities for different language and technology skills. The Key New Readers Newspaper It has articles on a number of different topics and at different levels. Fables through Fluency Read fables, answer questions, and write responses. Newspapers Click to go to English language newspapers. Search for information on interesting topics. The GRCC Library The GRCC Basic Skills Collection Language Study Use dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other resources Searching - Search the internet for information. Read and report. Technology Back to the skills page Back to the home page

24. Tower Of English Reading (Page 1) stories with great illustrations written in EASY english. a great place to practiceyour reading and improve re finished, try one (or more) of the activities. http://towerofenglish.com/reading.html

Lobby All Sites A-Z Advertising Animals ... ESL Jobs Offered Looking for an ESL job? Check our classifieds! ESL Jobs Wanted Need an ESL teacher? Take a look at our ads! Online ESL Courses Now you can take English classes at home on your computer! Check out these online courses! TowerTutors A TowerTutor is your own private online English teacher. TowerTutors can help you with your English by using email or other online tools! Study Abroad Do you want to study abroad? Check out these excellent schools located in English-speaking countries! TowerPals Find a new email penpal! TowerPals are other English students and teachers from around the world who want to write to you! Bargain Basement Find good deals on ESL books, videos, software, and more! *Click on the name to visit a website. *A new browser window will open. More Reading Sites (Page 2) 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

25. WileyEurope Real-Life Reading Activities For Grades 6-12 Over 201 Readyto-Use Word Games for the english Classroom (Paperback) Jack Umstatterreading Smarter! More than 200 Reproducible activities to Build reading http://www.wileyeurope.com/cda/product/0,,013044460X,00.html

26. English II Honors  Summer Reading Activities english II Honors Summer reading activities 2002. Choose and ready any twobooks from the following lists. Next, complete one activity per book. http://www.wcs.edu/phs/summer_ reading_2002/eng_II_honors.htm

English II Honors Summer Reading Activities 2002 Choose and ready any two books from the following lists. Next, complete one activity per book. Make sure to complete the activity that corresponds to the genre of your book choice. Likewise, complete all requirements as outlined in your activity of choice. Grades will reflect fulfillment of requirements, depth and presentation of your product. (Book review/letters are not presented.) All activities are due the first full day your English class meets.) Fiction: Title: Author: The Bean Trees Barbara Kingsolver Pigs in Heaven (sequel to The Bean Trees) Barbara Kingsolver Ender's Game Orson Scott Card Ender's Shadow Orson Scott Card Boy's Life Robert McCammon Skinwalkers Tony Hillerman Where are the Children? Mary Higgins Clark Tear of the Tiger Sharon Draper Nonfiction: Title: Author: It's Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life Lance Armstrong In My Place Charlayne Hunter-Gault Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance Robert M. Pirsig

27. New Interchange - Cambridge University Press Multimedia activities. Business english activities. indicates activities whichwill be available shortly. Unit 1, Greeting colleagues, reading and discussion, http://uk.cambridge.org/elt/interchange/students/business/

Home ELT Courses for Adult and Young Adult Learners Catalogue ... Contacts and Ordering Overview Introduction Components The Course Student's Book Workbook Teacher's Edition Audio Program ... Evaluation Package For Teachers Teacher Support Customer Comments About the Authors Teaching Tips ... FAQs For Students Multimedia Activities Business English Activities These activities can either be done interactively on screen by students and/or downloaded by the teacher to be photocopied and then used in class. * indicates activities which will be available shortly. Feature Key Printout Online Uses Javascript Title Type Features Unit 1 Greeting colleagues Reading and discussion Understanding business cards Vocabulary Finding out information from business cards Speaking Company acronyms Speaking Unit 2 Job positions and departments Word power Company organisation Speaking Unit 3 Computer hardware Word power Comparing options Grammar focus Practice with numbers Speaking Unit 4 Travelling by air Reading

28. English Language Teaching - Cambridge University Press task in each part is different, the intention being to test different aspects ofthe understanding of written english. C. HANDLING reading activities IN CLASS. http://uk.cambridge.org/elt/teachers/examinations/articles.htm

Home English Language Teaching Catalogue Teacher Resources ... Examinations Articles, Interviews and Tips These tips are taken from First Certificate Avenues Teacher's Book. Teaching Tips for FCE Paper 1 Reading (1 hour 15 minutes) A. BASIC PRINCIPLES The aim of the reading component is to give students practice in a variety of effective approaches to texts in written English. These approaches include: having a purpose for reading (e.g. for information, entertainment or research) using appropriate reading strategies (e.g. predicting, reading quickly for the general idea, searching for specific information, reading carefully, rereading, ignoring information considered irrelevant) responding flexibly (e.g. switching reading strategies as appropriate to the text or the specific task) using a variety of processing skills (e.g. knowledge of grammar, of vocabulary, of word formation, of text organisation) adopting an interactive relationship with the text (e.g. using prior knowledge and experience to aid comprehension; asking questions of the text, e.g. about content, purpose, style; interpreting and evaluating; synthesising knowledge gained from the text with prior knowledge practising regularly.

29. Wiley Reading reading Disabled Students by Wilma H. Miller, Ed. D. Paperback, March 1997 US $29.50Add to Cart english Brainstormers! Readyto-Use Games activities That http://www.wiley.com/cda/sec/0,,10647,00.html

30. Reading And Language -PREL's Work-Resources-Classroom Activities-English Languag reading and Language resources for classroom activities english Language Developmentis a process that guides students from basic language acquisition to http://www.prel.org/work/rl/rsc.ca.eld.asp

Educational Technology Health Professional Development School Reform ... Standards Classroom Activities English Language Development (ELD) Phonemic Awareness and Phonics Knowledge Vocabulary Development Language Patterns ... Reading Comprehension English Language Development English Language Development is a process that guides students from basic language acquisition to success in mainstream English language arts. The following English Language Development activities support age-appropriate English language skills in the four domains of speaking (oral language proficiency), listening (auditory development), reading, and writing. "Can You Be A Sunbeam?" This song incorporates music and TPR to increase student's listening comprehension and ability to follow directions. "Classroom Speaking Games" These games help develop listening comprehension. The games included are: "What a Story," "Market Scene," and "Find Someone Who." "English Club.Net Pronunciation"

31. Network For English Acquisition And Reading Star (NEARStar) Overview development needs of elementary english language learners with a languagerichsupplemental reading program composed of interactive, animated activities. http://www.prel.org/programs/nearstar/overview.asp

Educational Technology Health Professional Development School Reform ... Ask NEARStar Overview What is NEARStar? Program Funding Purpose Objectives ... Partners What is NEARStar? N etwork for E nglish A cquisition and R eading Star Schools Program Program Funding NEARStar is a five-year Star Schools Program [ www.ed.gov/prog_info/StarSchools/index.html ] grant funded by the U.S. Department of Education (ED) [ www.ed.gov ] to increase the capacity for distance learning. Star Schools programs are awarded to telecommunications partnerships among local school districts, state departments of education, public broadcasting entities, and other public and private organizations. Purpose NEARStar's purpose is to meet the reading and language development needs of elementary English language learners with a language-rich supplemental reading program composed of interactive, animated activities. These activities specifically link what students can understand to what they can read. A gamelike, Web-based, multimedia program is being designed for students who are in the beginning stages of both English-reading and oral language development. Students will engage in comprehensive instructional support and assessment activities that teach the basic skills necessary for beginning reading proficiency.

32. Use Of Language Experience Approach Activities To Enhance English Reading Abilit Use of Language Experience Approach activities to Enhance english reading Ability,Creative Writing Ability, and Achievement Motivation of Mathayom Suksa 1 http://www.grad.cmu.ac.th/abstract/2000/edu/abstract/edu12012.html

Use of Language Experience Approach Activities to Enhance English Reading Ability, Creative Writing Ability, and Achievement Motivation of Mathayom Suksa 1 Students Author Ms. Jatuporn Tangtrakul M.Ed. Teaching English as a Foreign Language Examining Committee Asst. Prof. Nuntiya Saengsin Chairman Asst. Prof. Dr. Wanida Penkingcarn Member Assoc. Prof. Wilaiporn Tanasuwan Member ABSTRACT The purposes of this research were to compare the students’ English reading ability, the students’ creative writing ability,and the students’ achievement motivation before and after being taught through the Language Experience Approach Activities. The target group for studying comprised 48 Matthayom Suksa 1/9 students who took the English main course (English 012) in the second semester of the academic year 2000 at Nawamindrachuthit Payap School, Amphur Maerim, Chiang Mai. The researcher surveyed the students’ needs about topics and contents for arranging the Language Experience Approach Activities. The English reading ability test, the creative writing ability test, and the achievement motivation test were administered before and after the experiment. The target group for studying was taught for 11 weeks. The data obtained were analyzed by using computer program SPSS for Windows. The findings of this study were as follows : 1. After the students were taught through the Language Experience Approach Activities, their English reading ability scores were higher.

33. English, Anglais reading activities. Web Site of the month We have voted the MetropolitanMuseum's site, Web Site of the Month because of their special http://www.ac-nice.fr/anglais/reading.htm

Reading Activities Web Site of the month We have voted the Metropolitan Museum's site, Web Site of the Month because of their special Education pages which show you how to analyse and appreciate a painting. Crayon This site is fabulous, it allows you and your students to compile their own newspaper by choosing articles on all different topics from a wide range of newspapers. Crayon The Press There are literally hundreds of electronic newspapers on the web,students might like to consult and read on line or download articles from the following : Want to do a project on the Press? Students can work on and compare how different articles are treated just as you would with any ordinary newspaper. Lists of Media on line: The famous " USA Today " " The Washington Post " Another "create your own" Virtual Newspaper (like crayon ). American History from Colonial to Modern Times Reference list to The Usa , the pages are classified by state. The Constitution of the USA CNN : The electronic issue of the well known newsTV.

34. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: English Language Arts (Subject Support) english, Mathematics reading Worksheets; Grammar Worksheets; Penmanship MathWorksheets; Print Cursive Handwriting Worksheets; reading Skills activities; http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/Teacher/Resourc

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35. 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

Reading Reading is a constructive meaning-based act which, depending upon purpose, background knowledge, and reading task, requires readers to use a variety of skills and strategies before, during, and after reading. It is a process that develops over a long period of time and through extensive practice. 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: motivation to read extensively appropriate active strategies to construct meaning from print sufficient background information and vocabulary to foster reading comprehension ability to read fluently ability to decode unfamiliar words skills and knowledge to understand how phonemes or speech sounds are connected to print. 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.

36. 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/raisingkids/learn/activities/feature/famf0600books/

Search FamilyFun shortcuts Parenting Tools Field Guide to Parenting Parent Problem Solver Pregnancy Calendar Baby Name Finder ... Article Library Parenting Checklists Immunizations Nursery Planner Holidays All Checklists Parenting Experts Jan Faull, Child Development Dominic Cappello, Learning All Experts parent ... to parent Get tips, support Parenting Boards Expecting Potty Training Sleep Stay-at-Home Moms ... E-Cards Creative. Fun. Free. Catching up is easy to do. Send an E-Card 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.

37. English World CNN.com Europe Edition (EN) Ha'aretz (EN) Grammar Station (EN) english Plus (EN)Usingenglish.com (EN) Better english (EN) englishZone (EN). reading activities. http://mail.edu-negev.gov.il/eladgrib/eworld/images.asp?cat=5

38. Cambridge English Readers Welcome to Cambridge english Readers, the series that sets new standards using gradedreaders and includes an imaginative range of proven reading activities. http://www.cup.org.br/products/elt/readers/

Products ELT Cambridge English Readers American English Courses for Younger Learners Younger Learner's Supplementary Courses and Supplementary Material for Secondary Learners ... Cambridge Copy Collection Cambridge English Readers Select -Select the Series...- Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Readers introductory packs Samples Chapters Worksheets Free downloadable sample chapter worksheet and answer key Cambridge English Readers Contemporary fiction for adults and young adults Series Editor: Philip Prow se Welcome to Cambridge English Readers, the series that sets new standards for language learner literature. Have fun with reading. Philip Prowse Worksheets Free photocopiable worksheets are available for all levels with before and after reading activities for individual and class use. Order copies from your local CUP office or download them from the website. "Thank you for letting me enjoy "Windows of the Mind" by Frank Brennan. It is a reader with a clear message for humanity. In these days when our senses are blurred by the media and pollution readers can become aware of how significant trust in our sight,taste,smell and touch can be. My students and I were deeply attracted by each story presented in this collection. I will honestly feel inclined to recommend this book not only for its well graded vocabulary and grammar but also for the way topics are handled."

39. 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://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/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 9673 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

40. Teacherresoucesforreading Instructor's Page. Language Translation Games and Quizzes, english andreading activities. Helping Your Child Learn to Read, reading Village. http://www.geocities.com/gator2856/teacherresoucesforreading.html

TEACHER RESOUCES FOR TEACHING READING Teacher's Guide for The Chronicles of Narnia   and Frequently asked Questions Research Skills - Free Worksheets Lessons for Teaching Reading Comprehension for grades K-12 Language Arts Lesson Plans for grades 3-5 Teacher Sites and Authors Language Arts Lesson Plans for grades 6-8 11 Techniques for Better Class Discipline Techniques that Backfire Texas Teachers Net Story and interactive acrtivites for Comprehension Instructor's Page and Quizzes English and Reading Activities Helping Your Child Learn to Read Reading Village Vocabulary Strategies ... Teacher ClipArt Novel Resources Teacher Informational Network The following list includes activites to use with novels NOVEL ACTIVITIES ENGLISH ACTIVITES STUDY SKILLS HOW TO WRITE AN ESSAY ... GREAT SEARCH ENGINES FOR KIDS

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