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All Around America
Take your students on a trip all around America, visiting
18 famous sites.
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Basic
Conversation Strategies
Learning the Art of Interactive
Listening and Conversing
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Business
Communication Strategies
in the International Business
World
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Celebrating Amerian
Heroes
13 brief plays to be read aloud dramatically. In each
play there are a few main characters and a chorus.
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Conversation Inspirations
A quick easy resource with over 2000 conversation topics
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Conversation Strategies
Pair and group activities for developing communicative
competence at the intermediate level
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Dictations for Discussion
A listening / speaking text. A wide variety of articles,
given as dictations, provides topics for lively classroom
conversation
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Dictations
Riddles
Why use dictations? Students generally enjoy them, and
they use a wide range of language skills in taking the
dictation, checking their work, and then discussing the
topic. Why use riddles? Because they are a fun challenge
and call on the learners' language skills and general
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Discussion Strategies
38 activities for developing real discussion skills, high-intermediate
to advanced
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Do As I Say
Each activity is based on a highly predictable series
of steps, called a Sequence. There are three types: Operations,
Procedures, and Rituals.
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English Interplay
Fun, interactive basic lessons for adult beginners, skills
needed for surviving
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Go Fish
Go Fish is not just a card game. It is a collection of 86
pairs of brightly colored vocabulary cards showing pictures
of things you would find in a home, from knife, fork, and
spoon to wastebasket, desk, and computer. The playing cards
come bound into a teacher's book, two to a page, to be cut
out and used in many different ways.
Great
Dictations is a high beginner/low intermediate-level
text that is intended to improve the listening and speaking
skills of ESL students. Reading and writing skills are also
reinforced, along with attention to vocabulary and grammar.
This text provides a wide variety of dictation topics, including
provocative news items and information from the Internet.
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How & Why Folktales
12 Classic folktales for reading and retelling.
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Improvisations
This collection of improvisations is designed to bridge
the gap between the classroom and the street.
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In
My Opinion
A Photocopyable Collection of Opinion-Gap Discussion Topics.
High School to Adult, Intermediate to Advanced. Get your
students talking about their personal views and beliefs.
50 activities designed for young adult and adult learners.
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Index Card Games
for ESL
A variety of ESL skill games for all levels, photocopyable
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Interactive
Dictations
This is a book of dictations, but with Interactive Dictations,
students do much more than take down what they hear. They
interact in guided discussions, reacting, debating, deciding,
solving, comparing, critiquing, or just talking together.
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The Interactive Tutorial
57 Fun activities for adults, at the beginning to low intermediate
level
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Lexicarry
Lexicarry is a book of pictures that stimulate conversation
exploring the language and particularly everyday expressions
and vocabulary. FREE Lexicarry word lists now available
in French, German, Italian
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Nasreddin Hodja
With 66 traditional stories this edition of Nasreddin Hodja
is designed so that it can be used as a reader or for storytelling.
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The New Boy Is Lost
The exciting, frightening adventures of a boy new to the
United States. He gets lost in the city on his way home
from school. A Full-Color Picture-Based Novel for children
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Pearls of Wisdom
A fascinating and enjoyable collection of stories from Africa
and the Caribbean. Cassette tapes/2 CD's also available.
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People at Work
An innovative whole-language program based on recorded interviews
with 10 working people
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Phrasal Verb Affair
In this book your students will encounter over 200 phrasal
verbs in the context of a soap opera.
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Play 'n Talk
Communicative games for elementary and middle school ESL/EFL
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Plays for the Holidays
Your students will enjoy and learn as they read, write,
listen, and perform plays.
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Pronunciation Activities
Pronunciation practice made fun using limericks, involving
creativity, speaking, listening, reading and writing
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Pronunciation Card
Games
16 sets of photocopyable game cards
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Rhymes 'n Rhythms
32 Rhymes. Read them aloud or chant them as a chorus. These
little rhymes will enchant your class
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The Sanchez Family
This beginning-level workbook includes illustrations and
a series of simple, graded exercises, the learner follows
the Sanchez Family through a typical day.
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Shenanigames
Grammar focused ESL/EFL activities and games
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Story Cards: Click Here
for description
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Stranger in Town
A dramatic radio play, available with cassette, intermediate
level
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Surveys for Conversation
There are 48 surveys arranged according to the school year.
Most of the surveys are of general interest and can be used
any time of year.
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Talk and Write
These activities have been designed to engage the students
personally and creatively, instilling in them a love of
writing as they learn to take pride in expressing themselves
"on paper." While the students are developing
specific skills, they also have fun. They are encouraged
to "play with words," to enjoy the process, the
adventure of writing and writing well. They will work as
well with native English speakers as with ELLs.
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This World of Ours
Stanley Frank has developed a varied and challenging collection
of photocopyable activities for the advanced-level student.
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Story Cards--
A series of 2 books with irresistible story-telling
fun! Each book has cards with short, humorous stories. Students
read their card and retell their story to a partner or a
group.
Story Cards: Aesop's Fables
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Cards: North American Indian Tales
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Where
in the World
Where in the World is a low-level integrated skills text.
As the "Where" implies, the linguistic content emphasizes
the WH questions. The first unit uses just under 100 words
in short, simple sentences. |
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