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Has your favourite team made it through to the second
round of the Soccer World Cup? It seems like the world has gone soccer mad! Engage
your students' imagination by teaching some of our lessons on soccer. The
interest in our World Cup T-shirt has been amazing! You can still tell your friends
and fellow teachers about the English-To-Go site. You have to be in to win. http://www.english-to-go.com/friend Contents: *
Today's Top Teaching Tips!... "Are your students off task?" * Instant
Workbook............. "Sorry About That!" * Elementary Lesson............
"Bengal Tigers" * Intermediate Lesson.......... "Concerns for
Child Asthma Sufferers" * Advanced Lesson.............. "Cancer
Risk Starts Early" * Anna Grammar................. "Comparatives
- the more you..." * Weekly Warmer................ "The ole ball
game" * Self Access.................. "Disney Magic?" * The
Last Word................ "Is it true that...?" Today's
Top Teaching Tips! - "Are your students off task?" * Reconsider
class groupings and desk placement. * Check tasks. Are they real, meaningful,
useful? * Appoint team leaders for group tasks. Each student has responsibility
for one aspect. Each must contribute if the whole group is to achieve its goal. *
Be enthusiastic and involved yourself. NEW RESOURCES Instant
Workbook Intermediate - "Sorry About That!" Britain invades Spain!
History? In fact, it was an accidental invasion by British troops in February
2002! Available 12 June 2002 Elementary - "Bengal Tigers" The
number of people killed by Bengal tigers in Bangladesh has risen in 2002. Wildlife
officials blame poaching for the high numbers of people killed. It appears that
poaching teaches tigers to hate humans. Available from 11 June 2002 Intermediate
- "Concerns for Child Asthma Sufferers" Laughter is not always
the best medicine -- at least not for children with asthma. Available from 11
June 2002 Advanced - "Cancer Risk Starts Early" Lifestyle
during the first 20 years of life is a more important factor than one's origin
when defining the risk of cancer, two Swedish studies on first- and second-generation
immigrants show. Available from 11 June 2002 Anna Grammar - "Comparatives
- the more you..." Wanda from Germany asks about the construction
the more you work, the more you tire. Available from 12 June 2002 Weekly
Warmer - "The ole ball game" This is a fun warmer before a lesson
about sports. Available from 12 June 2002 Click
here to get the new resources. Self Access - "Disney Magic?" This
week's lesson looks at tourism, pollution and employment. For millions around
the world, Mickey Mouse means laughter and magic, but for some in Hong Kong,
Disney has brought only sadness. http://www.selfaccess.com
The
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