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Learn English by reading fables. This online collection of Aesop's Fables includes a total of 654+ Fables, indexed in table format, with morals listed. There are many more on the way. Most were translated into English by Rev. George Fyler Townsend (1814-1900) and Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914) the rest are from Jean De La Fontaine in French and translated to English by several good internet souls.

One of the best ESL sites in Québec. If you want an ESL initiation to internet, or, find links to the best places for students and teachers, this is the place to visit. It's a must! If your students are real beginners in ESL and don't know too much English, no problem. There's an English and French menu! Try it and see the great work Ron Mastine is doing. This ESL link page is in constant evolution and is a MUST. Before you start any projects, look here.

Jim Duber has included demo activities which are the result of experiments with different ways of using new technologies to deliver Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) modules via the web. Most of these demos feature lessons and activities for students of English as a Second Language (ESL), or English as a Foreign Language (EFL) delivered using Macromedia's Shockwave for Director technology. It's an absolute knockout of a site. Students and teachers should bookmark this page as new materials are added regularly. Many exercises offer the option to receive detailed feedback by email, which further helps to reinforce the learning objectives. See : http://www-writing.berkeley.edu/chorus/call/ (Berkley)

Some short stories for those who want to start-up a cyber-library. This Web site is dedicated to the the short story and to those who love reading light prose.

This page features Grammar and Vocabulary exercises for ESL Students. It is based upon a favorite (usually from Wednesday's, Thursday's, or Friday's) weekly Newsroom or WorldView Broadcast by Turner Educational Services Inc. and is available on a private, noncommercial basis each Monday throughout the school year. NOTE: This site has been under construction lately.

A good page for students and teachers. All kinds of ESL activities including a quiz centre. Where Learning English is Fun! For ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World. Students looking for e-mail pen pals, go gown to the menu and click on "student e-mail". Dave's been an inspiration to may ESL teachers who learned about ESL on the web. A great place to start!

Now linked to more than 600 dictionaries in 150 different languages!! Reference books and webs have enjoyed a long and happy history together. This website indexes on-line dictionaries, thesauri, and such like
containing words and phrases.

ELT News is one of the most popular sites for English teachers in Japan. Updated daily, an estimated 3,000 + teachers
visit the site every week.

There are student centred sites and teacher centred sites. There are even suggestions for both! Brought to you by the University of Glascow.

This home page is a starting point for ESL learners who want to learn English through the World Wide Web. Many people have created ESL learning materials for the Web. This home page links you to those ESL sites and other interesting places. The variety of materials will allow you to choose something appropriate for yourself.

Do you have a question about prepositions? Do you need to find out how to use the future tense? Do you want to practice for a grammar test? On this page you will find links to grammar references, exercises and quizzes that can help! So move that mouse, and have FUN!

More links to English learning on the web. This site is a link brought to you by The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. At the bottom of the page click on home to go directly to the Snunit Educational Information System.

This page is designed for the use of teachers and students of English as a second or foreign language. It contains a collection of links to sites that may be helpful to teachers and students who would like to use the resources of the Web in teaching and learning English as a second or foreign language. To go directly to the links click on activites and exercises at the bottom of the page.

What is it? Hands-on English is a 16-page paper publication mailed six times a year with practical teaching ideas, hints & tips, and copyable activities for the classroom. It's written by teachers for teachers and is 99% jargon-free! If you teach ESL, you'll need Hands-on English to make your job easier and more fun.

Learning English with Idioms and Fables. Welcome to The Virtual English Language Center! The Comenius Group is developing this site so that students, teachers and speakers of English from around the world can have online access to relevant materials, services and products.

A free online textbook and fun study site for students of English as a Second Language. The site includes word games, puzzles, quizzes, slang, proverbs and much more. This site is non-commerical and has no advertising. It's been optimized for speed using minimal HTML and necessary images only. Thanks to Charles Kelly.

John's ESL Café is home of the Quebec ESL Ring. Want to join the Québec ESL Ring? Visit the site and write to John T. Johnston. You'll find everything from "tests" to "this week's song quiz". It's a great place to start learning about ESL on the www. John has many ESL projects on his page. Come on in.

One World, One People invites you to send comments for inclusion in this site as part of an ongoing dialogue about issues related to culture and the planet. ESL contributions are also welcome.

Welcome to the party! Karin's ESL PartyLand is a great place for ESL students and teachers. The student pages have over 50 interactive quizzes, 15 discussion forums, and lots of great links. On the teachers side, Karen provides you with loads of lessons and printable materials to use in class, not to mention some great conversation and some very hip people. Its new, it's fun and it's a great place to learn English and have fun!

Welcome to Kent's ESL Wonderland. This page has been created with the ESL or EFL student and teacher in mind. This site contains various ESL activities that Kent has used in his ESL classes, as well as many links to ESL resources on the Internet. It's a "jumping off"point for ESL teachers and students who want to easily find resources for teaching or learning English. Kent manages another site at the The University of Florida (The English Language Institute)

Ce site a été développé par les services éducatifs et informatiques de la Commission scolaire Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu en collaboration avec le groupe RREALS et différents regroupements professionnels visant la qualité de l'enseignement de l'anglais langue seconde au Québec. Beaucoup de belles choses répertoriées par Guy Giroux.

The applied English center computer lab. The University of Kansas, Applied English Center.

As this site develops and evolves, the webmaster will be adding complete lesson plans that have been used successfully with students. You can share your lesson plans or use those that have been suggested. See the Educator's Tool kit below.

Welcome to the Linguistic Funland's TESL page. This site is intended to be a stepping off point for TESL/TEFL people into the wonderful chaos available on the Internet. But seriously folks, it's a fantastic place to start off your ESL classes or simply to go in and have fun...enjoy!!

This page is intended to help ESL teachers find: - resources for lesson planning - "Ideas of the Week" for immediate classroomuse -Lesson Plans - tips on using the WWW for lesson planning-professional on-line journals and organizations - ESL listservs and newsgroups.

For ESL students and teachers. Games, exercices, lesson plans and information about Longman dictionaries.

This page is the creation of Martin Pelletier, a student at Université Laval in Québec, Canada. Martin has Internet activities for teaching ESL, as well as many links to ESL sites. Come on in and visit a great ESL site.

Sylvie Theriault has created this ESL page for her adult education students. There are all kinds of activities from verb oriented exercises to the English grammar rally and much more. A fine example of how to integrate the www to ESL teaching.

Welcome to the English102 learning site.This page is the creation of Lise-Olive Ouellet, ESL teacher at the CEGEP de Rimouski. Lise has made a work page for her students and they can start off their ESL projects from the page she has created for her class. A perfect example of integrating the WWW to ESL. Come in get ideas!!

The title page tells you what it is. It's by Anthony Hughes. Anthony Hughes has worked in international education for the past fifteen years as an international marketing consultant for education, a teacher and an author of multi-media materials for education and has a particular interest in the new technologies for both marketing education and for distance learning. See the home page at The D.E.N.

Stories and Tales from around the world. You'll find stories, poems, and essays written by children and teens living with various medical problems. Or, follow the adventures of Mike and his friends as they track down shady characters in cyberspace. But maybe you're interested in folk tales from around the world. Finally, there are stories written and illustrated by Japanese children, available on the Web in 10 languages.

Rachel Lalonde is an ESL specialist and consultant at the primary level. She is interested in cooperative teaching and learning. One of her assignments was to create a personal web page. There is a picture of her working hard at mastering the art of creating web pages on the front page of her site. Come in and see Rachel at her best!

Randall has prepared a variet of listening activities for ESL students. All short quizzes use short .wav sound files while the quizzes use the Real audio sound. Before you visit this site, you may download the Real audio player you need right here. There are long and short conversations, most of them classified in easy, medium or difficult exercises. Don't miss out on these great aural comprehension activities.

Welcome to the Web's first edition of the Complete Works of William Shakespeare. Looking for Shakespeare on the www. Click on the title in yellow above and go directly to the complete works. There may be differences between a copy of a play that you happen to be familiar with and the one of this server. Don't worry, this is a very common phenomenon. Comedy, tragedy, history or poetry...see them all.

Read on-line stories to the younger ones. Includes: It's Magic! - The Tortoise and the Hare - Molly Whuppie - Do Spiders Live on the World Wide Web? - The Fisherman and His Wife - The Boy Who Drew Cats. A great place to introduce ESL elementary students to English stories on the web. See the Internet Public Youth Division below.

So you are thinking about teaching English in Taiwan. You are a teacher of English as a second or foreign language and you want to find out about teaching English in Taiwan. Well, you've come to the right place. The Taiwan Teacher has the answer to many of your questions on theTaiwan English teaching experience. Doug Gilbert has created a great EFL page about his corner of the world...don't miss out on it!

This site is developped by the University of Kyoto Sagyo in Japan. Learn how to use newpapers in the ESL classroom or find out how to use internet as a tool for ESL teaching. Many other intersting links to ESL sites in the web. There are reviews on books and software material.

This site is a member of "The Classroom Connection", a network of educators who maintain webpages of interest to other educators. A great place to start your class projects.

The English Club is a fantastic site to start out your projects on the www. They invite students and teachers to start their projects and activities with a series of interesting proposals.

For learners of English as a second or foreign language. There are interactive tests and quizzes and a lot of great things to do. Find teacher's ressources and student mailing lists. Maybe play the trivia blitz or use the chat room and meet friends ! !

Practise listening to real English. It's easy, it's fun, and it's free. This site permits you to listen to ordinary people talking about their lives. There are a variety of levels and you should be able to find something for your students to listen to. Visit this great ESL listening page...it's a super place to start off your ESL listening activities ! !

This is a fun site for students who are learning English as a Second Language. Learn some idioms, practice English verbs, test your grammar, write a fun story, or visit links to other ESL sites! The link was added November 6th, 1998. A great ESL page with a lot of fun activities. NEW ! !

A great place for ESL teachers. (Articles, Research Papers, Lessons Plans, Classroom Handouts, Teaching Ideas & Links). Scroll down the page until you reach the Self-Study Quizzes for ESL students and you'll find around 900 of them...that's right over 900 quizzes!!

Here you can find a reading zone, science and math oriented activities, health topics, a sports section, a fun section and lots more. An excellent site for intensive elementary groups of ESL. Visit and see for yourself!

Travlang was founded by Dr. Michael C. Martin in 1995. This page is committed to providing a variety of useful tools for the traveler and those interested in learning a foreign language. It also provides the user with links to some of the best places on the net already providing some related services. Try out the many on-line translating dictionaries.

Excellent place to start practising English exercises. Very good place to see course content. Grammar, reading, vocabulary and puzzles availvble at different levels. A must for your advanced groups looking for interesting and well presented English material. Click here to go to the Half Baked Freeware and learn how to make interactive teaching material.

A great ESL site! Practice your skills in a scavenger hunt. Looking for the ten most useful search motors? That's only a start. Click on Virtual English and go see for yourself!

Volterre-Fr Internet Projects for Learners & Teachers of English has received WORLDSPEAKER's 1996 VIRGIL Award for providing quality resources to the international higher education community. These Internet projects involve learners and teachers in France in some way. They include past and present email or web projects.

There are Shockwave and Real Player activities, all classified in different levels. Check out the pronunciation, testing, listening, reading and vocabulary activities...absolutely!! Bookmark this site! Coming soon - pronunciation, recognise accents from different countries..

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