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resources are available for almost any topic imaginable. They are designed
to provide a fun, interesting and meaningful experience for both student
and teacher.
Our library for teachers has a huge number of "Instant Lessons"
- photocopiable lessons based on Reuters news articles from all around
the world. They range from elementary to advanced and cover an enormous
range of topics. The lessons have pre-reading activities, reading comprehension,
writing and grammar exercises and post-reading activities, games, role
plays or discussions. Each lesson comes complete with teachers' notes
and answer keys.
Below is a selection of lessons from the online library. Many have
linked Instant Workbook lessons - online self-study interactive student
exercises. (Indicated by the blue and white “i” icon).
Below the Instant Lessons™ you will find the Weekly Warmer™,
Anna Grammar™ and Max Vocab™ sample resources. SelfAccess™
samples and the trial lessons follow.
Instant Lessons and Instant Workbook samples
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A
Second Chance |
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Prisoners in the Philippines are
learning how to make dresses. About 30 prisoners are learning
how to make cocktail dresses, bags and belts which sell for
hundreds of dollars. (Dress making, rehabilitation, crime,
prisons, infinitive forms.) |
IWB
Skills: |
Vocabulary - clothing words, Reading
and understanding newspaper articles. There
are 5 exercises to do. |
| Level: |
Elementary |
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| Title: |
Homework
For Sale |
| Topic: |
A new website allowed children the
chance to buy answers ranging from solutions to simple maths
problems to a full end-of-year presentation complete with
slides and speaking notes.
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IWB
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Reading comprehension, Grammar -
to be, Word order. |
| Level: |
Pre-Intermediate |
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| Title: |
This
Is Not In |
| Topic: |
Fancy canapes and champagne have
become rarer, guest-lists smaller and celebrities tougher
to find in the front rows of some fashion shows these days
and underweight models from fashion shows banned to stop teenagers
from starving themselves.
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IWB
Skills: |
Matching paragraphs and information,
Scanning for specific information to complete a table, Writing
a report describing a line graph, Writing a report analysing
a pie graph, Writing a summary, Using correct word forms.
There are seven exercises to do. |
| Level: |
Intermediate |
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| Title: |
Under
Attack |
| Topic: |
It may affect as many as half of
U.S. teenagers, can be as bad or worse than being beaten up
in the schoolyard, and is so relentless and emotionally devastating
that suicide can seem the only answer. Whether it is through
emails, instant messaging, cellphones, texting or web sites,
cyberbullying is a growing problem. This lesson looks at cyberbullying
and bullying. |
IWB
Skills: |
Listening, Vocabulary - matching,
Reading comprehension, Grammar - modal verbs. |
| Level: |
Upper-Intermediate |
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| Title: |
Banker
To The Poor |
| Topic: |
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad
Yunus, known as the "banker to the poor" for making
small loans in impoverished countries, is now doing business
in the center of capitalism -- New York City. In the past
year the first U.S. branch of his Grameen Bank has lent $1.5
million, ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand
dollars, to nearly 600 women with small business plans in
the city's borough of Queens. |
IWB
Skills: |
Grammar - adjectives and word forms |
| Level: |
Advanced |
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Course Outlines - Living English
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| Not sure what order to teach our resources? Want to
know what to teach first or what resources go with what? Living
English course outlines tell you which of our resources to teach
first and help you match resources by topic, vocabulary and grammar
point. |
Living English - Upper-Intermediate
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| Outlines are updated regularly as new resources
are added to the English-to-go libraries. |
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Other Resource Samples
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Anna Grammar™
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| Student Worksheets
on grammar issues. |
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| Title: |
"Have
& have got" - Anna Grammar Worksheet |
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| Topic: |
Using have and have got to talk about
belongings, relationships, descriptions and illnesses.
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| IWB Skills: |
Listening, Grammar - have and have got. There
are 8 exercises to do.
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| Level: |
Elementary
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Weekly Warmer™
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| Short activities
designed to stimulate and energize your students. |
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Conversation:
Vacation plans
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| Topic: |
This warmer looks at some language used to describe
a vacation at the beach and provides some examples of the
past continuous tense and saying sorry when you do not do
something |
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| IWB Skills: |
Apologizing; Reading comprehension; word order. |
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Elementary |
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Max Vocab™
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| Interesting and useful vocabulary
worksheets for your students. |
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| Title: |
Shopping
- A Pre-Intermediate Vocabulary Worksheet.
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| Topic: |
Where to shop, parts of a shop,
shopping words and who to expect in shops. |
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| IWB Skills: |
A look at malls, shopping and activities.
Grammar - present continuous.
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Pre-Intermediate |
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SelfAccess Trial Lesson
Click here to view
samples of the SelfAccess lessons.
Beauty May Have a
Price
The new trial lesson looks at rules for writing job
application letters and discrimination in the workplace. There are 8 exercises
for you to do. In this lesson you will practise:
- Choosing correct grammatical forms of words
- Understanding vocabulary from context
- Matching sentences halves
- Completing a cloze
- Using linking words to show contrast
- Writing a formal letter applying for a job
- Summarising the ideas in a text
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Title:
Beauty May Have a Price
Topic:
Jobs, letters, discrimination.
Skills:
Writing a letter applying for a job, word forms, discourse markers of contrast, completing a cloze, matching sentences halves. |
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