ESL Reading Activities - Interactive Games Every ESL textbook will have reading comprehension lessons. Take any reading lesson and here are 4 reading activities and how to make reading more interactive, fun, and interesting for your international students. Even a reading lesson can become an interactive game. Let's get them moving and out of their seats. 1. Students get into groups of three. Writer is given a list of reading comprehension questions at the desk. Writer asks the runner the first question. Students continue to do this until all questions are answered. As a class, go over answers or any questions about the reading. 2. Separate students in half. Other half of the students are given questions and they can work together to predict what the reading will be about and what they think the answers will be. Pair students who read with the students who have the questions. This reading activity is for high-intermediate to advanced students. Reading Race Reading Scavenger Hunt Post paragraphs of a reading around the classroom.
Books | We Give Books Read Rivers and Lakes For Ages: 8-10 JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Reptiles JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Big Cats JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. History Dudes: Ancient Egyptians JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Pardon That Turkey JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Invention JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. DK Readers: Skate! JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Savage Earth JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Instruments of Death JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. The Terror Trail JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. The Price of Victory JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Wagon Train Adventure JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Curse of the Crocodile God JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. The Spy-Catcher Gang JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Skateboarding JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Forest JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. 24 Hours: Desert JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Human Body JOIN or LOGIN to read this book. Amazing Animals Q&A Read now More info DK Readers: Dinosaur Detectives Volcano 24 Hours: Mountain
THE MAYWRITE LIBRARY This list of titles kicks off an ongoing project to provide links to free e-texts of classic and Golden Age mystery novels and short stories. A number of the websites mentioned host other works by the authors in question, so it's well worth checking the area around the scene of the crime to see what other offerings are available. Suggestions for links are always welcome and contributors will be credited, so feel free to trot a cyber along to maywrite@earthlink.net Thanks! Clicking on REVIEW following selected texts will take you to Mary's review of the book. HERBERT ADAMS The Body In The Bunker The Chief Witness Death Of A Viewer The victim is shot in a room full of people watching TV. SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS Average Jones stories Excellent and inventive collection of short mystery stories relating cases solved by a man who investigates suspicious advertisements. A. HARRIETTE ASHBROOK A Most Immoral Murder ANNE AUSTIN Murder At Bridge H. JOHN KENDRICK BANGS R. J. H. E. E. G. G. J.
Starfall's Learn to Read with phonics Connected - Teachers' Notes You are here:Introduction Connected is a series designed to show mathematics, science, and technology in the context of students’ everyday lives. The articles are intended to stimulate discussion and to provide starting points for further investigations by individuals, groups, or a whole class. A shared or guided reading approach to using these texts will support students in understanding the concepts and technical vocabulary. Connected 1 is designed to appeal to year 3–4 students who are working at levels 1–2.Connected 2 is designed to appeal to year 4–6 students who are working at levels 1–3.Connected 3 is designed to appeal to year 5–8 students who are working at levels 2–4. This site provides Teachers’ Notes for the Connected series. PDF files of Teachers’ Notes for issues of Connected published prior to 2008 are provided on this website. Connected and the key competencies The relationship between the learning areas of science and technology and the key competencies Thinking Managing self
Free ebooks - Project Gutenberg DOGO News - Kids news articles! Kids current events; plus kids news on science, sports, and more! Brain Movies: When Readers Can Picture It, They Understand It Editor's note: This post is co-authored by Marcus Conyers who, with Donna Wilson, is co-developer of the M.S. and Ed.S. Brain-Based Teaching degree programs at Nova Southeastern University. They have written several books, including Five Big Ideas for Effective Teaching: Connecting Mind, Brain, and Education Research to Classroom Practice. The images that form in your mind as you read -- we call them "brain movies" -- can be more exciting and memorable than a Hollywood film. More to the point for teachers, guiding your students to visualize as they read is an engaging and enjoyable way to boost comprehension and retention. Learning to create brain movies can help students make sense of complex nonfiction subject matter and "see" the characters, setting, and action in stories. From Text to Brain Movies Visualizing while reading is a strategy that should be explicitly taught. Examples of Brain Movies in Action Share Brain Movies to Extend the Learning Let Students Choose Their Own Material
eBooks.com: Buy Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Textbooks Online Wonderopolis | Where the Wonders of Learning Never Cease | Wonderopolis untitled