The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn YOU don’t know about me without you have read a book by the name of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer; but that ain’t no matter. That book was made by Mr. Mark Twain, and he told the truth, mainly. There was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth. That is nothing. Discover Books - North Bergen High School Media Center Goodreads: is the world’s largest site for readers and book recommendations. Their mission is to help people find and share books they love. Book Blogs Search: Whether you’re looking for other non-commercial reviews of a book you've just read, or want real readers’ opinions on a new book you’re considering, this is the place! Wonders with Charlie Charlie Engelman is a writer, producer, and director of two National Geographic television series, Nature Boom Time! and Weird But True. His career as a science communicator began while he was still an undergraduate in ecology at the University of Michigan when his proposal, Nature Boom Time, was chosen from over 700 worldwide entries in Nat Geo’s “Expedition Granted” contest to identify the next-generation explorer.
ARM exercises - speaking activity to wake up a sleepy class This is a great way to start a lesson with a free-speaking activity. I call it ‘ARM exercises’ which is simply short for Accept, Reject or Modify statements. Choose a controversial statement. For example:- The Garbage Men Came Four years ago, my neighborhood and my house flooded. Although my parents and neighbors tried to prevent this by building in a non-flood zone, the flood still occurred The rain was intense.
20 Best Free Online Libraries Books are a uniquely portable magic. – Stephen King We all understand that reading has a significant number of benefits. Yes, we are also be aware of the fact that not everyone can afford a new book every now and then. space-worksheets This is our collection of solar system, outer space, and planet worksheets that you use for your Science lessons. Pupils will enrich their vocabulary and learn more information about the planets. This worksheet has more activities like coloring which will he useful for kids to learn in an interactive way. Samples From the Worksheet English Created Resources prides itself on providing everything a learner needs to improve the level of English.
WORDLESS VIDEOS FOR ELT-2 Here’s my second post in the series Silence is Golden, Duct Tape is Silver aka Wordless Videos for ELT sharing more wordless videos that are short (about 2-4 minutes), highly engaging, and appropriate for learners of all levels. Wordless films are a fantastic resource that may be used as a warm-up before your lesson begins, during the lesson – you may tie them into your lesson topic or use them to give your students a break – or at the end of class to assign a ‘mission’ to your students.
English e-Reader David Copperfield was born in a few months after his father's death. When he was still a young boy his mother married a man named Murdstone. Terrible relationship was immediately set between David and his stepfather. Murdstone sends the child to a private school. The teachers were cruel and overall the conditions were disgusting. Despite of such a situation David managed to find two friends – James Steerforth and Tommy Traddles.
30 Children's Books About Diversity That Celebrate Differences The world is a diverse place. It’s packed full of people living dramatically different lives, even within the same neighborhood or classroom. In order to raise kids in this world, we need to teach them about people outside of their immediate family. On the other hand, some kids grow up not seeing themselves or their family represented in any of the books they read or the TV shows and movies they watch. -ize / -ise I've been doing a little investigation into the use of -ize suffix verbs and their spelling (-ize or -ise) in British English. But I'm also interested in the development of the use of -ize suffix verbs (eg realize/realise) compared with the use of French-based -ise verbs (eg surprise). And in the extent to which there was consistency in the spelling of these verbs, or a lack of it, in early publishing. Method For books, I first check the text at Project Gutenberg.
Bringing it back to the classroom Image by Carla Arena for eltpics One of the first ELT blog posts I ever wrote was for an incredibly tall, almost Scottish-looking (blood runs thicker…) chap from Brasilia. We’d ‘met’ online, as he is an integral part of the vibrant, dynamic and incredibly friendly Brazilian EFL ‘set’ (more posts to come soon from other BRAZ-TESOL stars ) and he’d subsequently invited me to write about Sugata Mitra, Neil Postman and Scott Thornbury (a mighty trio, if ever there was one) – but I’d never been able to return the honour until now (I may need to make it two blog posts by this gent, though, considering how patient he was with my wandering words). He has also kindly supplied a Bio, which is included at the end of this post, so I’ll leave those particular details to him.
Many Books net next > The Project Gutenberg EBook of Abandoned, by Jules Verne This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org