World's Largest Lesson - 12 November 2002

On 12 November 2002 we are hosting the World's Largest Lesson! It is our attempt to get as many teachers from around the globe teaching the same English-To-Go Instant Lesson(tm) within a 24-hour period.

Thank you for your feedback. We've received a lot of questions about the event. Please visit http://www.english-to-go.com/largest/ to read the answers to our Frequently Asked Questions.

It is FREE to participate, so tell your fellow teachers, friends and students. We want to make this year's event bigger and better than the last! There are great prizes to be won including a Universal Translator & Dictionary, copies of the Guinness World Record book and other spot prizes.

We invite you to participate in the event. Click below for more information and to register.

http://www.english-to-go.com/largest/

If you have questions about the World's Largest Lesson, please send an email to wll@english-to-go.com

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Contents:
* Instant Workbook............. "The Paranormal"
* Elementary Lesson............ "A Very Long Ride"
* Intermediate Lesson.......... "Warm Weather"
* Advanced Lesson.............. "New Stoves Could Mark End of Indoor Cooking Fires"
* Anna Grammar................. "Idioms - There you go"
* Weekly Warmer................ "Ghostly Stories"

NEW RESOURCES
Instant Workbook - Intermediate - "The Paranormal"
Topic: The life of a ghost and before. Skills: Grammar - Using used to, would or the past simple. Available from: 23 October 2002

Elementary Lesson - "A Very Long Ride"
An American teacher has ridden a roller coaster for ten hours a day for the past three months to try to get a world record. Available from 23 October 2002

Intermediate Lesson - "Warm Weather"
The first six months of 2002 have been the second-warmest ever and global temperatures in 2002 could be the highest ever recorded, British weather experts said. Available from 23 October 2002

Advanced Lesson - "New Stoves Could Mark End of Indoor Cooking Fires"
Eritrea is hoping a new stove design will do its part to fight the deforestation and lung problems caused by cooking fires used by an estimated 2.5 billion people in the developing world. Available from 23 October 2002

Anna Grammar - "Idioms - There you go"
Andrea asks about the usage and meanings of three different expressions, "Here you go Andrea, Anna's reply..." Available from 23 October 2002

Weekly Warmer - "Ghostly Stories"
This warmer encourages spoken fluency through storytelling. A great introduction to a lesson about Halloween, ghosts and paranormal activity. Available from 23 October 2002

Click here to get the new resources.

Quote of the week: "Not everything that can be counted counts and not everything that counts can be counted." - Albert Einstein (1879-1955)

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The English-To-Go Team.
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