Welcome to September!
If you're wondering what on earth to teach this month, have a look at our new resources.

Wondering how to get to know your students? For those of you heading into a new school year, our Featured Resources will help: English-to-go's speaking games and wacky activities can help break the ice in your first classes.

Wondering where next to teach? Then do this lesson ('The oldest, the tallest, the most expensive...' - Pre-Intermediate Instant Lesson) with your students and find out which cities are the most expensive in the world according to the 2011 survey.

Wondering what to wear? How about a dress made from balloons designed by Japanese balloon artist, Rie Hosokai ('Balloon Dress!' - Elementary Instant Lesson) Just watch out for needles!

Wondering what brands to buy? Our latest Upper Intermediate Instant Lesson looks at how brands can be affected by world events with Levi Strauss hoping to attract new customers by tapping into the "Arab Spring". ('Once one of the most coveted in the world...')

Wondering what to do for the 2011 Rugby World Cup with your students? Introduce your students to Auckland, one of the hosting cities of the Cup in 2011, with a warmer on Auckland City. See if you can answer some trivia questions about Auckland and impress your students! ('Famous Cities - Auckland, New Zealand' - Weekly Warmer - Intermediate and above)

Wondering how to get to sleep at nights? Would you prefer to be lulled to sleep by lions or sheep? Our latest Intermediate Instant Lesson looks at what Britons like to listen to when trying to get to sleep. ('Counting Sheep?')

Something for everyone? We think so!
Best wishes
The English-to-go team

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Newest resources in the Teachers' Room include:
- Balloon Dress! - Elementary Instant Lesson
 A dress made from balloons?  Japanese balloon artist, Rie Hosokai, used 200 balloons for a dress. 35-year-old Hosokai used balloons for the mini-dress. Dress design, do/does as an auxiliary, shopping for clothes dialogs and language, completing a table of information about clothes.
- The oldest, the tallest, the most expensive... - Pre-Intermediate Instant Lesson
Tokyo is still the second most expensive city in the world for expatriates after Luanda in Angola. World's most expensive cities, superlative adjectives, writing a headline, completing a table of information.
- Counting Sheep? - Intermediate Instant Lesson
Britons now prefer listening to lions roaring and monkeys calling to help them get to sleep, according to a new survey. Miss too much sleep and risk becoming mentally retarded.   How to get to sleep, research, health, brain, 'even if', 'even so' and 'even though'.
 - Once one of the most coveted in the world... - Upper Intermediate Instant Lesson
Levi Strauss will attempt to tap into the revolutionary spirit of the "Arab Spring" with a "Go Forth" global marketing campaign aimed at attracting youthful customers back to a jeans brand that was once one of the most coveted in the world. Brands, prepositions.
- India Schoolgirl Defies Tradition  -  Advanced Instant Lesson
Her fate looked sealed when her family began organizing the nuptial celebrations. But the bride-to-be wasn't ready to say "I do." 15-year-old Sapna Meena in April joined a small but growing number of girls who are standing up against the widespread practice of child marriage in India. Child marriage, education, marriage, India.
- Famous Cities - Auckland, New Zealand -Weekly Warmer - Intermediate and above
This activity helps students learn about Auckland in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
  - Anna Grammar Worksheet - "in order that, in order to, so as to and so that"
Exercises on the use and position of purpose clauses.
- Safe SUVS? - Pre-Intermediate Instant Workbook
Read about SUV safety and listen to an interview with a contented SUV owner. Listening - multiple choice, ordering, Vocabulary - crossword puzzle, suffixes, Reading - completing a table, short answers .

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