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School-Home Links Reading Kit: Second Grade Activities (English-Spanish Edition) by Mary Russo, 2000 School-Home Links Reading Kit Third Grade Activities (English-Spanish Activities) by Little Planet Learning, 1998 School-home Links Reading Kit -First Grade Activities- English-spanish Edition by MARK RUSSO, 2000 Reading Together: A Reading/Activities Text for Students of English As a Second Language by Karl Krahnke, 1991-06-01 Tidbits : Reading and Writing Activities for the Student of English as a Foreign Language : Intermediate/Advanced by No Author Identified, 1978 School-Home Links Reading Kit: Third Grade Activities (English-Spanish Edition) by Mary Russo, 2000 Santillana Intensive English Activity Book (ESOL Reading Summer Program, Level 6) by linda ventriglia, 2006 English Adventure Spain Reading and Writing Activity Book Level 1 and 2 English: A Programme for Reading - Texts and Activities, Intermediate 1 (National Qualifications Curriculum Support) Instructor's manual to accompany Reading together, a reading/activities text for students of English as a second language by Karl Krahnke, 1991 Santillana Intensive English ESOL Reading Summer Program: Activity Book Middle School by Santillana Publishing Company, 2007 Reading activities for every secondary classroom: English (Instructional suggestions bulletin / San Diego City Schools) by Donna Jean Bisbee, 1979 Patterns and perspectives: Reading and writing activities for advanced students of English as a foreign language by Dean Curry, 1984 Literature-Based Reading Activities (5th Edition) by Ruth Helen Yopp, Hallie Kay Yopp, 2009-01-23

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21. NetGrammar
    english Grammar Teacher and Student Resources. Free grammar, listening, reading, and writing materials for ESL and EFL teachers and learners of intermediate levels. NetGrammar provides extensive grammar practice through a great variety of reading, writing and listening activities. It is suitable for selfdirected learning and also as an extension to regular classwork.  
    http://www.netgrammar.le.ucr.ac.cr/

22. BBC | British Council Teaching English - Try - Activities - Reading
    Some classroom activities involving reading. To encourage students to read newspapers in english on a more regular basis, organise short presentations  
    http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/try/readtry/read_activites.shtml
    
    Extractions: Newspapers are a useful tool in the ELT classroom for improving reading skills and enhancing students' knowledge of current affairs. There is a danger of putting students off reading newspapers if articles are used in the same way as course books, with tedious comprehension activities. If used in a more inspiring way, newspapers can help students to develop not only reading skills but also writing, grammar, vocabulary and speaking skills. Below are some tips and activities which I believe can help. Tips Encourage students to read newspapers outside the classroom, explaining that ongoing reading can help them to articulate/discuss ideas more fluently, as well as read and understand a whole variety of texts. Use different newspapers to suit your students' tastes. If you are teaching in an area where English language newspapers are produced for the local community, these may include articles and topics of particular interest and relevance to your students.

23. ::. IsraelAustin.com .::
    Resources for Israelis and Jewish people, including calendar of activities, greeting cards, suggested reading list, where to buy Middle Eastern food, newsletter, and forum.  
    http://www.israelaustin.com/english/

24. BBC | British Council Teaching English - Reading - Using News Articles
    An article on the ways to use news articles when teaching english and reading. The first reading activities should avoid a large number of detailed  
    http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/think/read/using_news.shtml
    
    Extractions: Gareth Rees, teacher and materials writer, London Metropolitan University Topical news stories are a great source of teaching material. This article presents different ways to exploit news reports in the classroom and focuses on raising the level of involvement and participation that the students have in the lesson. Selection criteria Before reading First reading Second reading ... Be careful to avoid articles that are particularly long. Reading a news report in a second language is demanding, and if the article is too long it will discourage students. If the news report is lengthy, do not be afraid of editing. The style of news articles often means that entire paragraphs can be omitted without affecting the overall sense of the piece. Language content Besides the general interest in the topic, this may well be the most important selection criteria. Does the article contain a useful lexical set (crime, money)? Are there some good grammar exponents (past perfect, reported speech) or interesting syntax and sentence style? These will provide the basis of your language work on the text, how can the language be exploited?

25. English - Reading
    page you will find teaching activities for english especially reading. Although this page concentrates on reading, most activities will require  
    http://www.greatwar.eril.net/read.htm
    
    Extractions: Resources to download Welcome to this site. On this page you will find teaching activities for English - especially reading. These are intended for use by teachers and pupils at KS2 and KS3 of the National Curriculum for England and Wales. They may be helpful for teachers and students working at other levels. Although this page concentrates on reading, most activities will require pupils to speak and listen and to write at different times. If you are a pupil, you may be able to work on your own. If this is too hard, your teacher will help you. Remember that this site is written for children and grown-ups, in primary, junior and secondary schools, as well as teachers and other visitors. Reading for information

26. English Exercises
    english exercises and games for intermediate advanced students. Contains grammar and vocabulary tests, crosswords, songs and lyrics; reading and writing activities ( By E. P©rez)  
    http://roble.cnice.mecd.es/~eperez/index.htm

27. VOCABULARY POWER
    Offers explanations and exercises for homophones, phrasal verbs, and idioms. reading texts and TOEFL practice are also available.  
    http://www.edumatic.qc.ca/English/activities/vocabularypower.htm
    
    Extractions: marpit@total.net James Lyng Adult Education Center (EMSB) This collection of links is intended for Basic English Literacy students studying at level 4, an upper-intermediate or advanced level of English. It is designed to give students an opportunity to practice and improve their vocabulary skills. Cambridge Dictionary Type in your word(s) in the search box and then do another search in the phrasal verbs or idioms dictionary. Each entry gives a sample sentence using the word or expression you are searching for. Minimize the window while you are working on other exercises on the net and retrieve it any time you wish to look up a word. Merriam-Webster Dictionary You can hear the pronunciation of words in this on-line dictionary. There is a thesaurus available as well, with synonyms, related words, and contrasted words.

28. ¡Colorín Colorado! Information About Reading For Families And Educators Fo Eng
    border graphic. Information, activities, and advice for Spanish speaking parents, En español, In english Fun reading tips and activities. horizonal rule  
    http://www.colorincolorado.org/

29. Green River Community College English As A Second Language Program Reading Activ
    english as a Second Language Program reading activities. Students can go to a number of sites to find interesting readings and language exercises to improve  
    http://www.ivygreen.ctc.edu/avery/activities/skills/reading.htm

30. ENCHANTED LEARNING SOFTWARE HOME PAGE
    english/German Dictionary english/Italian Dictionary Scroll Do fillin-the-blank reading comprehension activities on many topics.  
    http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html

31. English Activities To Assist With Reading
    This site has been compiled to assist students in primary school with learning to read and understand many components of the english language.  
    http://www.beenleigss.eq.edu.au/requested_sites/readingupper/readingupper.html
    
    Extractions: BEENLEIGH STATE SCHOOL The activities on this page have been chosen because they will help students (from Years 4-7) to READ and understand the ENGLISH language. YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK OUT OUR: STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION AUDIO STORIES COLLECTION OR OUR ENGLISH ACTIVITIES FOR YEARS 1-3 OR OUR PHONICS ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. spelling vocab. cloze word recog meaning grammar compre- hension word/ story building class- ification/ making of books Wacky Web Tales x x Puzzlemaker (children make their own activities) x x x x Spellbinder x x x x x x x Rap Realm x x The World of Wonderwords x x x x Odd One Out x x Fake Out - definition Guessing Game x x Spellcheck from FunBrain (easy and hard levels) x Spelling Test - 50 most misspelled words x Grammar Gorillas - parts of speech x Boeing - Space words x How to Make a Cup of Tea x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. spelling vocab. cloze word recog meaning grammar compre- hension word/ story building class- ification/ making of books The Simile Satellite x x x x Fairground Spells x Fairground Spells x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No.

32. English Activities To Assist With Reading
    This site has been compiled to assist students in primary school with learning to read and understand many components of the english language.  
    http://www.beenleigss.eq.edu.au/requested_sites/readinglower1/readinglower1.html
    
    Extractions: BEENLEIGH STATE SCHOOL The activities on this page have been chosen because they will help students (from Years 1-3) to READ and understand the ENGLISH language. YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CHECK OUT OUR: STORIES TO READ ONLINE COLLECTION AUDIO STORIES ONLINE OR OUR ENGLISH ACTIVITIES FOR YEARS 4-7 OR OUR PHONICS ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. word recog spelling phonics alpha- bet rhyme reading Virtual alphabet x Alphabet Connect the Dots x Phonics' Activities x x Pounce x x Poem and activities featuring ' ee ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' ai ' sound x x x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No. word recog spelling phonics alpha- bet rhyme reading Poem and activities featuring 'ea' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' oa ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring 'ay' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring long 'a', lazy 'e' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' oo ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring 'y' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring ' igh ' sound x x x Poem and activities featuring long ' i ', lazy 'e' sound x x x ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION No.

33. Mr Segell's English Class
    improve your english is to read. But sometimes it gets a bit boring just reading. So, try these activities while you read. It ll help you to understand  
    http://www.myschoolonline.com/page/0,1871,0-139279-4-38558,00.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome 'Things to Do When You're Reading'! One of the best ways to improve your English is to read. But sometimes it gets a bit boring just reading. So, try these activities while you read. It'll help you to understand the story more and make your reading more enjoyable! If you want to know more click here If there are any difficult words in these activities look in the Glossary - you might find them there. A-L M-Z Got nothing to read? Try these storybooks Press Control (Ctrl) and P together to print the worksheet - easy! So, now you're ready to do one of the 12 activities below - so START NOW! 1. STORY RE-TELLING example worksheet

34. E. L. Easton - English - Reading
    Materials for Teaching and Learning english. activities Lin Don Donn activities Extensive reading / Tom Robb activities ABC Teach  
    http://eleaston.com/reading.html

35. Free Lesson
    reading activities. A reading for Detail. Read each paragraph of the first article Article © 2005 Reuters Limited. Lesson © 2005 www.englishto-go.com  
    http://www.english-to-go.com/tolesson.htm

36. English Lessons And Teacher Resources From English-To-Go - Help Desk
    SelfAccess also provides General english activities. Prereading activities These activities encourage students to begin thinking about the topic of  
    http://www.english-to-go.com/english/help_desk.cfm?CFID=1452630&CFTOKEN=71240497

37. Reading Activities (Ohio ESL)
    english 200 reading Exercises comprehension; story recreation; gap-filling CNN San Francisco Learning Resources reading activities based on current  
    http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/reading/activities.html

38. English Reading (Ohio ESL)
    reading Resources for english Language Learners. reading Skills reading activities (All levels; Basic; Intermediate; Advanced)  
    http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/reading/

39. Cambridge University Press - Cambridge English Readers
    Home ELT Cambridge english Readers Teacher After reading activities Thus effective after reading activities use the book as a springboard into  
    http://www.cambridge.org/elt/readers/teacher/after.htm
    
    Extractions: - a guide to grammatical structures Imagining Changing Writing Speaking ... Conclusion As always our aim is for the students to have fun and enjoy reading because it is through enjoyment that learning comes. Thus effective after reading activities use the book as a springboard into active language use rather than try and wring every drop of meaning out of it. Time spent reading another book is better spent than time dissecting the last one! Imagining These activities ask students to use their imaginations. Ask them to guess what the main characters have in their pockets, handbags, or desk drawers. Play 'Hollywood' and choose which film stars would play which characters. Why not ask them to 'flesh out' the characters by making up a lot more personal details about them? Ask students to imagine that they are in the story as an extra character: what happens? Choose events in the story which are mentioned but not fully described and ask students to fill in all the details. Ask students to imagine that the characters are all animals, or trees, or fruit. What kind of animal, fruit or tree would they be and why? Ask students to think of a popular song, film or TV programme which would make a good title for the book. A great activity is when groups of students mime episodes from the book (perhaps while you (or a student) read the relevant section out).

40. Evan-Moor Educational Publishers - English & Spanish Activities, Beginning Readi
    english Spanish activities, Beginning reading activities The activities presented in Beginning reading activities are for both english and Spanish  
    http://www.evan-moor.com/catalog/book.asp?CID=15&SID=194&BID=563

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