 Resources:
Definition: "English is a
widely distributed language originating in England that is currently the
primary language of a number of countries. It is extensively used as a
second language and as an official language in many other countries.
English is the
most widely taught and understood language in the world,
and sometimes is described as a lingua franca"
Source:
Wikipedia |
Breaking
News English
A wholly unique approach
to conversational ESL -
let the students talk about what they're interested
in (life, news, themselves...)
without the stuff they aren't interested
in (grammar!).
It also has lessons based on the world's news even before the newspapers carry
that news. |
British Council-Learn English
LearnEnglish is a portal that links to all the British Council's websites for
teachers and learners of English - just one web address to remember. |
E.
L Easton English Online
Materials for Teaching and Learning English
and other languages |
English Secondary Resources
English secondary resources:
Links to useful websites. ... There are an increasing number
of sites which provide examples of children’s writing, ... |
The
ESL Area
A place to learn English as a second language
(ESL) online. |
ReadWriteThink: Web Resources
There are also site links to
Reading Resources, Storytelling Resources, ...... The Web
English Teacher presents the best of K-12 English/Language
Arts ... |
Instructional Materials in
English/Language Arts
Outta Ray's Head: Literature
Lessons: Ray Saitz, an Ontario teacher, has developed a ...
Primary Resources: English: Lots of Language Arts worksheets,
... |
Literacy and Reading @Web English
Teacher
Resources for developing
literacy and reading skills. ... Web English Teacher presents
the best of K-12 English / Language Arts teaching resources:
lesson ... |
Secondary English Resources page
Secondary English Resource
Page... J. D. Salinger sites · How to write a story ...
Bernadette Sheedy: The Wonderful World of English Resources
... |
Susan
Rowan Masters
Her electronic notebook will help you write
for kids. This site also contains The Home School
Internet Resource Center
|
Training
Wheels for Literacy: Reading
A new way of thinking about learning to read.
Information, tips and method of teaching
and working with children in learning
how to read. |
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