Download ESL resources - TEFL activities These PDF activities and worksheets with accompanying teacher notes are free to download, print and use in the classroom. Need a grammar refresher? Get the Online Grammar Course for TEFL Teachers. Adverbs of frequency Communicative pair work activity to practise how often and adverbs of frequency Crazy dictation (1) Activity to present language for making appointments, and to practise listening and pronunciation skills Crazy dictation (2) Activity to present language for making arrangements, and to practise listening and pronunciation skills Crazy dictation (3) Activity to practise the past simple tense, and to practise listening and pronunciation skills For or Since? Worksheet to practise expressions of time with for and since Introductions Getting to know you communicative pair work questionnaire Kids – Places Questionnaire for communicative practice of places in a town Kids – Shopping roleplays Modals of obligation Worksheet to practise the difference between have to, don’t have to, must and mustn’t
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Share Book Recommendations With Your Friends, Join Book Clubs, Answer Trivia Language Center The aim of this leaflet This leaflet provides information on why pronunciation problems may occur and specific sounds in English that Cantonese speakers may have difficulty with. Why problems occur Pronunciation problems happen when speaking a second language because most people are used to hearing and making sounds which only exist in their mother tongue. There are many sounds in Cantonese and English that are similar. To make language sounds we move our jaw, tongue, lips, and the vocal cords in our throat in a number of different ways. How do you solve the problems? Here are a few suggestions on how to train your brain: Learn to recognise that there are differences between some English sounds and some Cantonese sounds. Practise moving your jaw, tongue, lips etc. as correctly as possible so that you are able to make the problematic English sounds clearly. Many of the materials listed on P3 give explanations and show pictures of where to put your tongue or how to move your lips etc.
Welcome To The White House HSC : All My Own Work :: Home MAVAV | Mothers Against Videogame Addiction and Violence A library is many things Early-1971, in an effort to attract as many youngsters to the premises as possible, Marguerite Hart — children's librarian at the newly-opened public library in Troy, Michigan — wrote to a number of notable people with a request: to reply with a congratulatory letter, addressed to the children of Troy, in which the benefits of visiting such a library were explained. Below are five of the wonderful responses she received, from the following people: Neil Armstrong; Isaac Asimov; Hardie Gramatky; Dr Seuss; and E. B. White. Transcripts follow. (Source:Troy Public Library; Image: Oberlausitz Library, Germany, via.) Transcript NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONAPR 13 1971The Young Citizens of Troy, Michigan c/o/ Mrs. 16 March 1971Dear Boys and Girls,Congratulations on the new library, because it isn't just a library. Dr. E.
Evaluating Internet Resources How do I evaluate the quality of websites? How can I teach students to evaluate websites? Where can I find checklists for evaluation? Evaluating Internet Resources There's lots of good information on the Internet, but you will also find opinions, misconceptions, and inaccurate information. Read Evaluating Information: An Information Literacy Challenge by MaryAnn Fitzgerald. Do you believe everything you read? Look for what Wikipedia calls the "verifiability" of information. Read Wicked or Wonderful: Revisiting Wikipedia by Annette Lamb. Misleading Websites Some websites were designed to be intentionally misleading. Read How to Spot a Fake Website by Garen Arnold (2009). Use the following websites to explore the issue of Internet content. Fake news has become a popular form of satire. The Onion The Daily Show from Comedy Central Colbert Report from Comedy Central A few websites are addressing the issue of misleading information. Criteria for Evaluation Authority. Filtering Information