Esl Wonder Workbook : This Is Me (No 1)

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Claire, Elizabeth

English as a Second Language

Alta Book Center

ESL Wonder Workbook #2: All Around Me. "A Book of Lessons and Seatwork for New Students of English". This book is full of fun writing activities and illustrations to teach children basic English vocabulary related to home and school.

ESL Wonder Workbook 2: All Around Me!

Book by Elite Olshtain, Tamar Feuerstein, Miriam Schcolnik, Binnie Zerach

The Junior Files, File 2: English for Tomorrow (Student Book)

Elite Olshtain

Tamar Feuerstein

Miriam Schcolnik

Binnie Zerach

Junior Files File Teacher Guide

Cloze the Gap Teacher Guide Revised Edition

Whiteson, Valerie

Enhancing Reading Comprehension In the Language Learning Classroom (Alta Teacher Resource Series)

Feuerstein, Tamar

Schcolnik, Miriam

<p>Introduce a refreshing change of pace to the standard language lesson! Join the mischievous adventures of Renard the fox, discover why rabbits have long ears, and gain a valuable moral when a beggar enters a rich man’s house! Representing many cultures, these rarely encountered stories and more will captivate children, adolescents, and every reader who is young-at-heart. Each tale opens with a list of words and expressions and closes with enjoyable, versatile exercises designed to reinforce all four language skills. In addition, every story uniquely features sequential illustrations to highlight the action and help the student comprehend the text. It’s hard to find a more ideal motivation for learning English!</p>

Forestville Tales: International Folk Stories

Aaron Berman

A greedy friend almost meets his end . . . an evening out becomes a dinner worth diamonds . . . these scenes and more set the stage for an entertaining approach to mastering two-word verbs with ease! This newly updated student book provides an active stage for improving learners' use of two-word verbs as well as improving their listening and speaking skills. Each of the nine lessons opens with a two-page illustration for pre-listening preparation, followed by a recorded skit (on the accompanying cassette) with topics ranging from family relationships to old age. After listening to and/or reading the skit, students answer comprehension questions and complete a smorgasbord of exercises focusing on grammar, reading, listening, speaking, and writing. The skits are fun for performing as well! Every third lesson is a review lesson, featuring a role play or game. The cast of characters includes two-word verbs like ask for, look for, back up, give up, hand out, think over, and more! This is a show you won’t want to miss!

On Stage With English: Spotlighting Two-Word Verb Idioms-Answer Key

GILMAN, Charlotte Perkins

Teen & Young Adult

A young Guyanese man seeks permission to stay in the United States for a heart operation, but immigration officials refuse him an extension of his visitor’s visa, believing he is involved with political groups that use violence . . . is this fair? Some say Columbus discovered America, but ancient stories from Europe claim the Vikings did. Who’s right? Based on the principles of cooperative learning strategies, this dynamic resource promotes language development and critical thinking skills through photocopiable readings, discussions, and problem-solving activities on poignant issues from immigration to environmental pollution. Each of the five issues is presented from four points of view at four different language levels. Students work in cooperative jigsaw groups to discuss and present each side of the issue to their classmates. Great for multilevel groups, this resource also includes introductory material and activities to cooperative learning and the jigsaw approach.

All Sides of the Issue: Activities for Cooperative Jigsaw Groups

Coelho, Elizabeth

Words, Language & Grammar

Clear the confusion that deceptive cognates (words that appear the same or similar in two languages, but whose meanings are quite different) can create in vocabulary between the English and Spanish languages! From humorous aspects ("Do you have a tissue? I'm constipated." Translation: "I have a cold.") to serious aspects ("Doctor, I think my little boy is intoxicated." Translation: "I think my little boy is poisoned."), this book is essential for Spanish speakers learning English, English speakers learning Spanish, and teachers of either language! Each unit opens with an illustrated, lively glossary, preceded by several interactive exercises that help learners internalize the correct uses of these tricky words. There are over 100 easy-to-understand explanations and clear examples. If you want éxito in learning English or Spanish (not exit, but success), this is the book for you!

Men Can Get Embarrassed, Too! Confusing Vocabulary for Spanish Speakers

Firsten, Richard

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