ESOL Grammar Sites


Robert Breit's list of Internet Resources for Adult ESOL
http://claytonmoore0.tripod.com/esol/id1.html


www.papertoys.com
  for Origami

More sites at                                                      
ORIGAMI CRANE  (BIRD)
1.
ENGLISHLESSON
                                                                 
www-personal.umich.edu/~adysart/origami/crane/
go back to the
INDEX page of Teachers To Teachers


2. Daily Grammar http://www.dailygrammar.com/

3.
SELF STUDY  http://a4esl.org/q/h/vocabulary.html

4.
TEN ESOL WEB SITES (Harness) www.alri.org/harness/harnessgrammar.html

5. 
ENGLISH CLUB http://grammar.englishclub.com/parts-of-speech_1.htm

6. 
QUIA QUIZ ESOL http://www.quia.com/dir/esl/

7. 
QUIA QUIZ http://www.quia.com/dir/lang/

8. 
Book of Grammar http://home.flash.net/~dmcb/grammar/book.htm

9. 
QUIA QUIZ for FRENCH SPEAKERS http://www.quia.com/dir/anglais/

10. 
Literacy List http://www.alri.org/literacylist.html

11. 
Grammar Page by G  http://members.home.net/garbl/writing/grammar.htm

12. 
DIFFICULT ESOL QUIZZES http://cctc2.commnet.edu/grammar/quiz_list.htm

13. 
FUN BRAIN http://www.funbrain.com/grammar/

14.
ESOL Lesson Plans http://www.angelfire.com/fl4/lessonplan/

15. 
General EASTON ESOL exercises  http://eleaston.com/espeak.html

SPECIFIC FOR SPANISH:  http://www.mansioningles.com/


FOR TEACHERS (and curious students)

COMPUTERS in the Classroom http://people.freenet.de/mvhs-english/tb_comp.html

HOW TO USE THE INTERNET (Basic Course)  http://iteslj.org/s/ib/


Advanced:  http://www.blackboard.com/



Visit the Florida Adult ESOL Task Force and click on
"ADULT ED/ESOL Links"
http://www.floridaadultesol.org/



Flags of many countries:  www.theodora.com




LYRICS for Holiday music  http://www.always-safe.com/jinglerock.html
(This link is dedicated to Nora and Liana, who insisted on this song for the holiday show.)



Go to www.floridaadultesol.org  then click on
REQUESTED LINKS OF INTEREST
(for publishers and other assessment links)

Click on
INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT and then click on DIRECTORY OF RELATED LINKS, then you will see: 
Adult Educators Network = Internet resources for adult education teachers and local resources for teachers.




Web sites from an ESOL check list distributed by KCW ESOL Office
(These sites appear in order on the sheet that was distributed.)


LESSON PLANS
www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/adultesol/high.html  lesson plans



TRAINING
Web-based training for adult ESOL teachers
www.ircc.cc.fl.us/ESOL/index.html



www.rhlschool.com 
LESSONS on grammar


www.aitech.ad.jc/~iteslj/quizzes  
SELF STUDY QUIZZES

www.englishpage.com
FREE Weekly newsletter with lesson.

www.cup.org
Cambridge University Press

ESOL Books available on line: 
www.eleaston.com/books/methods.html


Lots of books about new topics: 
www.press.unich.edu/esl

www.puzzlemaker.com
Word search or crossword

www.etanewsletter.com
sample articles and lessons

www.linquisystems.com grammar and vocabulary games.  

games and writing activities:  www.lclark.edu/krauss/toppicks.html


FOR Writing problems.: www.oocities.org/CollegePark/Bookstore/2142/grammar

TESTS for students: www.4tests.com

www.english.com/online/index.html more lessons for vocabulary.

Quiz Page:  www.brownlee.org/durk/grammar/quizpage.html




FLAGS for countries (good page for projects)    www.theodora.com
SOUTH AMERiCAN FLAGS
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/geography/flags/southam.shtml




More stuff from Robert Breitbard  -- Write to Robert and thank him for these links
breitbro@collier.k12.fl.us     

Tips and tricks for making computing easier:
http://piglet.ex.ac.uk/pallas/faq/winkeys.html


Typing in special characters and letters:

http://www.badminston.demon.co.uk/altkeys1.html


Translating words:
http://yourdictionary.com/
http://www.spanishdict.com/


New to the web:
http://www.wiredguide.com/
http://www.microsoft.com/insider/guide/intro.asp


Improving one’s typing speed:
http://www.typingmaster.com/index.asp?go=start
http://piglet.ex.ac.uk/pallas/faq/winkeys.html


owl.english.purdue.edu   Purdue University's online writing lab

How do you make a free web site?


www.floridatechnet.org
  FOR GED, ESOL





FREE LESSONS for students of English

EASY

HARD (Difficult)

BOOK OF COURTESY

ESOL GRAMMAR SITES


I heard a teacher complain that "there's not enough reading material in my room for my students.  My books are so old." 
This guy has a computer in his room...and it's connected to the internet.  How can he complain of the lack of material?

**TECHNOLOGY in the ESOL Classroom**   <<<TEACHERS, click here!
ESOL GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY PRACTICE SITES (go here!)
A list of videos that are available from Steve McCrea


I believe that most students today enjoy watching videos.  They don't have to take notes if they watch the video and they can pick up information piece by piece and stop the teacher when they want to.  Teachers can put COOL STUFF on the video and really catch the student's attention.

Here are some videos that I can lend to students

SAT -- my view about why most male students enjoy math and most female students do well in VERBAL.

Practice for HSCT (precursor to FCAT)

FCAT for Averages (Math)

FCAT:  Reading is 3-D  (exercises)

Florida Geography quiz with answers and the GREETER program.  How to become a GREAT GREETER
(plus learn five phrases in another language:  Please, Thank you, Welcome, Excuse me.



What does a teacher offer to students for bringing TECHNOLOGY into the CLASSROOM?

Go to
TECH ESOL                          

GO TO TECHESOL Large type

Go to TECHNET links

1.  Every student needs to have an email address for giving to other people (a throw-away email address like yahoo.omc or hotmail.com)

2.  Every student needs a FREE web site with their resume on it.  tripod.com, angelfire.com and oocities.com are easy to use.

3.  Every student needs to know how to make a Power Point presentation.

4.  Every student needs to know how to convert a Microsoft WORD document into a WEB PAGE and then burn it on a CD.

5.  Every student needs to know where to find tutorials on line.

Any teacher who does not know how to do these things can send their students to this web page... then the student can ask neighbors and colleagues "How do I _________?"  and it will happen!