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naturegirl321
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 Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 1:05 pm Post subject: A few of your favourite sites for materials |
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I just camme across http://eflclassroom.ning.com It's got loads of things, like PPTs, videos, teaching ideas, etc.
www.mes-english.com also has ready made cards, worksheets, that help out with teaching for young kids.
www.esl-galaxy.com has teaching ideas, games and mmore
www.brainpop.com has info across the board, from quizzes, to mmovies, and for all subjects. You can get a five day trail, so at the beginning of each week, have one of your students sign up. |
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wulfrun
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Ariadne
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www.education-world.com
I use the 'news for you' pages for my university students, even though the articles are intended for K-12. The articles are one page with some preselected vocab. Just the length I'm usually looking for for listening activities.
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