More than 500 useful Links for ESL Teachers

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Useful Links for ESL Teachers

1. My favourite UK Television Adverts.: Some of my Favourite UK Television Adverts, Details the Music used on them etc.

2. How to create a landing page?: Everybody knows what a perfect landing page does. It increases conversions, whether it’s generating a lead, selling a product, or increasing brand awareness.But only a few know how to create this “perfect” landing page.
3. The Meaning Behind the Logo: On this page you will find links to a lot of material on advertising and some language modules I designed for my EFL upper intermediate and advanced students.
4. Site d'Anglais de l'Académie de Paris: La publicité (Intérêt, Analyse et Méthodologie, Etudes de cas et WebQuests, Documents iconographiques, audio & vidéo, Grandes causes et politique, Autres ressources)
5. Ads & Commercials: Ads/Commercials/Posters, History, Analysis, Advertising Techniques, Ads/Commercials and Kids.
6. Ads of the World: Ads of the World is a commercial advertising archive and community showcasing the best and most interesting creative work worldwide.
7. Vidéos publicitaires: Une liste non exhaustive (et perfectible!) de vidéos publicitaires. A utiliser sans modération. (merci à Emmanuelle Artault - e-teacher)
8. Leo Network - Learn English free: Learn English Through Adverts
9. ToLearnEnglish.com: Advertising slogans : Read the slogans and match them with the products or institutions for which you think they were actually used.
10. AnglaisFacile.com: Analyser une pub en anglais
11. Eslflow.com: ESL lesson plans for teaching about advertising. Advertising worsheets and activities.
12. Busy Teacher: 36 FREE Advertising and Brands Worksheets. For intermediate to advanced business learners consider using this advertising worksheet to get students talking about brands. It has detailed instructions as well as extra activities and tips to help you complete the activity without difficulties.
13. Nik's QuickShout: Using Advertisements for EFL ESL. I've always found advertisements to be really effective and stimulating input for language classes. They are usually just the right length, easy to understand visually as well as linguistically and are often very imaginative and creative.

African American History

1. University of Washington.: A research guide to primary and secondary sources for African American history.
2. Missouri Digital Heritage: The Missouri State Archives' African American History Initiative began in October 2001. The initiative aims to create a broad public awareness of the rich contributions of African Americans to the state, as well as offer new resources to historians and others studying Missouri's black history.
3. Timeforkids.com: The road to Civil Rights (slideshow).
4. Black History Month - Teacher resources: Explore the many contributions of African-Americans with our cross-curricular lessons, printables, quizzes, and activities below. You'll find biographies on athletes, scientists, civil rights leaders, and more!
5. Infoplease: Notable Speeches and Letters by African Americans, From Benjamin Banneker to Barack Obama.
6. CAELA, ESL Activities for African-American History Month: African-American History Month offers many opportunities for adult English language learners to begin to understand the complex history and culture of the United States at the same time they are acquiring English.
7. Teachers: Celebrate African-American heritage.
8. The Best Websites About African-American History: February is Black History Month in the United States. I thought a “The Best…” list focusing on African-American history would be timely and helpful — especially with Martin Luther King Day and the Inauguration of Barack Obama both coming-up.

Books online

1. The Online Book Page: Listing over 1 million free books on the Web. University of Pennsylvania.
2. Free-eBook.net: Enjoy unlimited reading here at Free-eBooks.net. Welcome! Discover all-new, rising authors. Independent writers offer both entertaining fiction/romance for your enjoyment and non-fiction to help you find info from self-help to biz growth. Simply Login or Register now to get started.
3. Project Gutenberg: Project Gutenberg offers over 39,000 free ebooks: choose among free epub books, free kindle books, download them or read them online. We carry high quality ebooks: All our ebooks were previously published by bona fide publishers. We digitized and diligently proofread them with the help of thousands of volunteers.
4. Children's Storybooks Online: Illustrated children's stories for kids of all ages.
5. Free Electronic Books Online: Books have changed. Not the words but how books are shared. This simple reading program is going to help you make the most of electronic format classic books. You can share them through your website too.
6. Classic Reader: Free classic books online. Search our online library of thousands of free books by authors such as Dickens, Austen, Shakespeare and many others.
7. eBookTrove.com: An eBook-worm's treasure trove. Welcome to the eBook treasure trove where my growing library of eBooks is offered gratis.

8. Feedbooks: Discover thousands of public domain books.
9. Quinze livres anglais GRATUITS pour débutants à imprimer: Vous trouverez ci-dessous des livres imprimables soigneusement sélectionnés pour les enfants et adultes de langue maternelle française et qui souhaitent apprendre l’anglais. Ces livres peuvent être imprimés gratuitement ! Vous pouvez les envoyer à vos étudiants, vos proches ou vos amis.

Budgeting and Managing Money

1. Zero-based Budget Tool: Create a simple zero-based budget with this online tool from Dave Ramsey.
2. Hands on Banking: Budgeting: This interactive video lesson helps teens learn the basics of budgeting..
3. Teen Budget Worksheet: Print out the budget worksheet for an easy way to create a budget for teens.
4. Managing Money: Create a Budget: Use the step-by-step guide and printable worksheet to put your budget down on paper.
5. Setting Up a Personal Budget: Get the basics of budgeting, from what a budget does to how to create your own.
6. Budgeting Your Financial Resources: Learn everything you need to know to develop a successful budget.
7. Budget Simple: Budgeting does not have to be difficult.
8. Road Trip to Savings: Budget your money or risk losing your wheels.
9. The Bean Game: Get some beans and play this game to learn how to live on a 20 bean salary.
10. Plan Your Dream Prom: Use your budgeting skills to plan every aspect of your dream prom.
11. Bank It or Bust: Can you budget wisely and save your summer earnings so you can buy a car?
12. Budget Odyssey: Categorize expenses and learn how far your money goes in this budgeting game..
13. Reality Check: Find out what it will really cost to live the life of your dreams.
14. Schwab Moneywise: Budgeting: Budgeting involves considering wants vs. needs, setting goals and determining money sources.
15. It All Adds Up: Discover how to make the most of your money with interactive lessons, games and activities..
16. How to Teach Teenagers about Money: Parents and teens can learn how to budget and handle money from debt-free guru Dave Ramsey.
17. Budgeting for Kids: Find step-by-step instructions and quick activities designed to help kids learn to budget.
18. NEFE: High School Financial Planning Program: Free lessons and worksheets are available for parents and teens who want to learn to manage their money.
19. Budget Planning and Budgeting Lessons: Find free lessons on all aspects of budgeting to use with kids and teens.
20. Money Saving Tips for College Students: Attending college isn’t the same as going to school. For starters, courses are more engaging and often considerably harder to understand. IvyPanda has prepared a comprehensive guide to help you. We’ll show you every possible way to save money in college.
21. College Budgeting: A Guide for Students: College is a great time to learn to have a lot of fun without much money. Make your money go further and learn money management skills for life.

Cartoons, Cliparts & Pictures

1. Today's Cartoon by Randy Glasbergen: Cartoons for newsletters, presentations, websites, intranets, advertising, blogs, and more. Hundreds of cartoons available. Be sure to visit my online cartoon catalogs.
2. Prenten van Jan Sanders: Cartoons from the Dutch cartoonist Prenten van Jan Sanders.
3. UVic's Clipart Library: This library consists of about 3000 images which we hope will be useful in the teaching of basic vocabulary in a variety of languages. The characters and objects depicted are as culturally neutral as we could make them.
4. Cartoonbank.com: Thousands of covers, cartoons and other products. Browse by topic
5. Daryl Cagle's Cartoons: Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoonists Index
6. CartoonStock - 100,000 Cartoon Pictures and Political Cartoons.: CartoonStock - 100,000 Cartoon Pictures and Political Cartoons.
7. Clipart.com School Edition Demo: The largest collection of royalty-free clipart, photos, vinyl-ready images, Web graphics, illustrations, fonts and sounds offered by subscription on the Web. All content specially selected for the educators and students.
8. 5000 off the mark Cartoons by Mark Parisi: Hundreds of hilarious, 'off the mark' cartoons by Mark Parisi. Humorous single-panel comics and cartoons on all subjects, from computers to cats to dogs to relationships to workplace. Updated daily.
9. Especial Bruno Bozzetto: "Yes & No" and other funny musical animated stories.
10. Library of Congress - Prints and Photographs Online: The Prints & Photographs Online Catalog (PPOC) provides access through group or item records to more than 50% of the Division's holdings, as well as to some images found in other units of the Library of Congress.
11. Animation & Cartoons: Whatever you want to watch, this library of free animated films and movies has something to keep you entertained! Many of these videos are available for free download.
12. Clip Art Collection: Royalty-Free Clip Art Collection for Foreign/Second Language Instruction.
13. Open Cilp Art Library: This project aims to create an archive of user contributed clip art that can be freely used. All graphics submitted to the project should be placed into the Public Domain according to the statement by the Creative Commons.
14. Pics4Learning: Pics4Learning is a copyright-friendly image library for teachers and students. The Pics4Learning collection consists of thousands of images that have been donated by students, teachers, and amateur photographers.
15. PicSearch: Innovating image search. Search the web for images. An image search service with more than 2,000,000,000 pictures.
16. Reading Signs in English: Photographs of Many Signs (Shopping, Travel, Driving, Everyday Signs, etc.) Alphabetical Listing of All Signs.
17. Iowa Pathways - Artifacts: Browse this collection of photos, videos, maps, and more. You may be surprised at what you uncover.
18. Mark Stivers' cartoon archive: These cartoons are copyrighted! Please do not steal them. If you are interested in running a cartoon in your publication, contact the author.
19. FreeFoto: FreeFoto.com is made up of 132516 images with 182 sections organized into 3638 categories.
20. Bigfoto: Free pictures: bigfoto.com, the royalty free photo agency offering free download of all pictures (with link or reference).
21. The National Gallery: Le site de la National Gallery de Londres propose de nombreuses reproductions des œuvres exposées ainsi qu’un large éventail d’informations utiles et pertinentes dans le cadre d'un travail scolaire sur les arts. La forte présence de contenu iconographique rend l'utilisation du site envisageable pour des utilisateurs de niveau A1 ou supérieur.
22. Fotosearch: Fotosearch Stock Photography allows users to search from more than 32 million images. They can also find royalty-free clipart pictures, illustrations, stock video clips, poster, prints, and more. Our database contains images from over 120 stock images vendors from all around theworld.

Civilization

1. Project Britain.com - An introduction to British Life and Culture: Project Britain is an easy to read website on British life and culture for people of all ages.
2. American Heroes with USA Hero | Biographies and Research Links: Americans who have excelled in some manner far beyond the norm and have become heroes to the nation and to the world.
3. ESA - Kids - Story of the Universe - Highlights: The European Space Agency Website for Kids.
4. Liens. Site Anglais LP. Académie d'Orléans Tours.: Une sélection de sites (civilisation, presse et pédagogie) pour la documentation, les recherches pédagogiques et pour l'actualisation des supports de cours.
5. Chinese New Year:: Chinese New Year. 2007 is Year of Pig 2006 is Year of Dog. 2005 is Year of Rooster... Chinese New Year is based on Chinese calendar
6. NOLA.com: Everything New Orleans: Everything New Orleans
7. Historic UK - the History of Britain: The History of Britain, includes Kings and Queens of England and Living History
8. USA History in Brief: American history in a very compact form is the focus of this illustrated publication. It tells the story of U.S. history, from the first humans who inhabited the land that is now the United States through the founding of the country and on to the present, and up to the 2004 elections.
9. Britain - Infoplease: Everything you need to know about Great Britain
10. United States - Infoplease: Everything you need to know about US
11. British Politics: Tout sur les institutions britanniques.
12. US Politics: Tout sur la politique américaine et les institutions des USA.
13. Geography : The USA - ESL Resources: Le site d'anglais de Michelle Henry sur la géographie des Etats-Unis. Activités variées.
14. Geographie : Le Royaume-Uni: Liens, sites & activités sur la géographie du Royaume-Uni - Michelle Henry.
15. Perry Castaneda Library Map Collection: University of Texas - Online Maps of Current and General Interest
16. The Branding of America: Through primary source documents from the American Memory collections, this activity introduces students to a sampling of "famous" American brands originating in communities across the United States and offers insight into their origin and staying power.
17. Times Online: Times Archive - Online Newspaper Archive of 'The Times' from 1785 to1985..
18. History on the net: Historical topics, Reference Library, Learning resources, Games and Puzzles.
19. How To Stage an Intervention: It can be excruciating to watch a loved one struggle with drug and alcohol addiction. Family members and close friends of those experiencing addiction often find it challenging to help, especially when the sufferer has a difficult time acknowledging that they need help, which is often the case.
20. Binge Drinking: Things To Know: Let’s take a look at the health effects of binge drinking and what you can do if you think it’s an issue for yourself or a loved one.
21. Addiction Rehab Treatment : Alcohol: Alcohol is the most abused substance in the United States. A legal and socially-accepted substance, its derivatives are regularly overconsumed and abused. Those suffering from an alcohol use disorder often find it difficult to determine their disease and its consequences. Learning the risk factors and dangers of this disease is the first milestone in prevention and recovery.
22. ADHD and Addiction
Oftentimes, people who suffer from ADHD are more likely to develop a substance abuse disorder to cope with the symptoms of ADHD. These disorders combined commonly provoke a cycle of addiction that can be difficult to break without serious treatment.

Dictionaries & Encyclopedias

1. WikiHow - The How-To Manual That Anyone Can Write or Edit: WikiHow is a wiki based collaboration to build the world’s largest, highest quality how to manual. Our multilingual how to manual has free step-by-step instructions on how to do all types of things.
2. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. 2,210,447 articles in English.
3. BBC - Webwise - Computer Tutor: The BBC Guide to using a Computer.
4. How Stuff Works: It's good to know!
5. Lexilogos: Tous les dictionnaires, unilingues, bilingues, thématiques, etc.
6. Google traduction: Pas le top mais pas si mal quand même. (plus de vingt langues européennes sont disponibles)
7. Bab.la: Des traductions en différentes langues, allant d'expressions familières et régionales à du vocabulaire plus technique et spécialisé.
8. Urban Dictionnary: A veritable cornucopia of streetwise lingo, posted and defined by its readers.
9. Dictionarist: Dictionary for 20 languages : example sentences, conjugation, synonyms...

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Food

1. Food - British Council: Learn English Central. Trivia on food and drink.
2. The Food Timeline food history reference & research service: Ever wonder what foods the Vikings ate when they set off to explore the new world? How Thomas Jefferson made his ice cream? What the pioneers cooked along the Oregon Trail? Who invented the potato chip...and why? Welcome to the Food Timeline! Food history presents a fascinating buffet of popular lore and contradictory facts.
3. Food, Glorious Food!: For many of us, especially those of us who love movies, there are three great pleasures in life: Food, sex and cinema ... though not necessarily in that order.
4. My Food Guide: Interactive tool to personalize the information found in Health Canada's 2007 edition of Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide (Rainbow Guide)
5. The Catering Web Quiz: Site de compréhension oral de l'anglais de l'hôtellerie à l'aide de vidéos
6. The food programme: BBC Radio 4 - The food programme. Listen to food stories.
7. UKTV Food: Recipes, Local food directory, In season, Tips & advice, Wine & drink, Competitions, etc.
8. Food Network: #1 Cooking site. Recipes & Cooking, Holidays & Parties, Quick & Easy, Healthy Eating, Travel, TV, Shop, Videos, Kitchen Design, etc.
9. Food & Drinks: Food and Drinks. Académie Nancy-Metz. Michelle Henry.
10. My recipes - How to videos: Try these techniques with recipes for : Measuring Flour, Melting Chocolate, Measuring Honey, Preparing a Cake Pan, Making a Layer Cake & a lot more.
11. Exploring online: The sweet lure of Chocolate.

Health & Addictions

1. The Connection Between Alcohol and Depression.: Do you or someone you love struggle with addiction and depression? Are you curious about how alcohol and depression are connected? If you or someone you know is battling depression, know that alcohol or partaking in recreational drugs will not make it any better. If you want to learn more about the correlation between alcohol and depression, you will want to continue reading below.; 2. PTSD Self Test.
You probably met someone with PTSD and you didn’t know it. Eight million Americans have a diagnosed case of PTSD. Nearly six percent of people aged 13 or older will develop it during their lifetime. PTSD has been a frequent subject of media reports and Hollywood movies. Yet few people know about its symptoms, let alone how it can be treated.: 3. Family Roles in Addiction.
Substance abuse kills more than 11.8 million people every year. While people spend most of their time focusing on the person dealing with substance abuse, the family tends to be put on the back burner.: 4. Dream Recovery : 8 Ways to Keep Your Children From Abusing Drugs.
Parenting teens and pre-teens can be challenging. You’re responsible for a child that is discovering their independence and trying to turn into their own person. Children and teenagers explore. Sometimes these experiences include abusing drugs.As a parent, you can do your part in drug and alcohol abuse prevention. We want to help you.: 5. Self-harm & depression: How to help yourself and loved ones.
A study completed throughout the curse of the pandemic showed an increase in mental health claims, especially amongst the youth. These issues ranged from thoughts of self-harm to suicide. Read on now and find out some helpful information in this guide.: 6. Warning signs of drug abuse in a spouse or partner.
Family is vital to all of us. Your family is there at the best and worst parts of your life. They’re the people we should be able to rely on no matter what. That’s why it can feel like such a betrayal when drug abuse warning signs point to a family member, spouse, or partner having a substance addiction.: 7. Do I Have an Opioid Addiction?
Opioid Addiction Quiz: If you suspect you are struggling with an addiction to opioids, you may take the following self-test and explore the following risk factors and signs associated with opioid addiction. It is essential to reach out to a mental health professional immediately if you believe you or a loved one suffers from addiction.
8. Problematic Smartphone Usage Disorder Facts & Self-Test
It’s no secret that smartphones have become a staple in our everyday lives. Images of people reading the newspaper on the train to pass the time are long gone. These images have been replaced by the all too familiar scene of people holding their phone inches from their face, slumped over, and sucked into their own digital world.
9. Dealing with Failure: The Guide on How to Make the Most of Your Mistakes
During our younger years, we often believe that doing poorly on a test or assignment can ruin our lives. Later, if we fail to get accepted into a certain college or university, everything seems to go downhill. Even minor miscommunications with parents can frustrate us. And when we are rejected by a significant other, we can feel almost physical pain.

Institutional & Organizational

1. Anglais - sujets d'examen - Baccalauréat, BTS: Anglisite, le site d'anglais de l'Académie de Montpellier.
2. Langues Modernes-APLV: L’APLV est l’association qui regroupe les professeurs de langues vivantes de tous les niveaux éducatifs, toutes langues confondues.
3. Anglais LP: Ce site propose des liens vers les textes officiels des différents niveaux ainsi que les consignes pour les examens. Vous trouverez également en téléchargement les sujets du Baccalauréat Professionnel 2006 et 2007.
4. Domi's Web: Pédagogie de l'anglais et T.I.C.E.
5. Le Café Pédagogique: Le site du "Café Pédagogique", toute l'actualité pédagogique sur Internet.
6. Anglais facile: Des sujets d'examens: DNB, Bac Pro, Bac, Concours, DCL, etc.
7. Planète Anglais: L'oral d'anglais - CAP / BEP / Bac Pro - industriel / tertiaire.
8. Association Cyber-Langues: L'association des enseignants de langue vivante qui utilisent les Techniques de l'Information et de la Communication pour l'Enseignement.
9. Association Enseignement Public & Informatique: Internet dans la classe : Utilisation pédagogique d'Internet (nombreux articles et études).
10. BacAnglais.com: Réussir son bac d'anglais (une section spéciale du site AnglaisFacile.com). Mieux s'informer, pour mieux réussir le bac d'anglais.
11. Open English Web: L’association Open English Web s’adresse aux enseignants d’anglais et aux apprenants en permettant à chacun, sans but lucratif et avec une philosophie de service public, de partager avec tous des ressources pédagogiques et des outils destinés à l’enseignement ou à l’apprentissage de l’anglais langue étrangère via l’Internet ou d’autres supports.
12. La Clé des Langues: Cultures et Langues étrangères (anglais, allemand, espagnol, italien, arabe, plurilangues).
13. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Prep Toolkit If you’re a non-native speaker looking to start an undergraduate or graduate program in an English-speaking country, you’ll likely need to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) first. Though it’s usually used as part of the university admissions process, you may also need to take the TOEFL to enroll in an English-speaking high school, for a professional opportunity, or as part of the immigration process.
14. College Accreditation 101: How It Works & Why It Matters Entering a prestigious college and getting a quality education is one of the top priorities for high school graduates. But how do you know if the college you are considering is really worth it?
Well, luckily, there is accreditation: a process of evaluating educational institutions. Accreditation is an important factor to consider when selecting a college: after all, unaccredited schools don’t provide you with widely recognized diplomas and can leave you with insufficient knowledge and skills.
15. Online Masters in Library and Information Science: The Master of Library and Information Science or Master of Library and Information Studies, MLIS, is designed to prepare professionals to meet these demands in libraries and other information centers. Graduates with a MLIS often serve in public roles within institutions, organizations, and the community. The MLIS is considered the terminal degree for most careers in professional librarianship.
16. Eagerness to Learn 101: How to Keep Yourself Motivated to Study: Every year, around one-third of students (33%) drop out of college. Some of them can’t afford the tuition anymore; others lose their motivation to study and leave college searching for better opportunities.
17. Using Rubrics as a Useful Tool in Learning: Not everybody knows that using rubrics in education can significantly benefit students. Our team decided to craft this guide to familiarize you with this tool. Rubrics can make it easier to meet the expectations of your professors and complete assigned tasks.
18. How to Take Academic Criticism Seriously, but Not Personally: What is your first response when you receive negative feedback from your professor? Do you feel that their comments insult your intelligence or belittle your worth? We have good news. If their opinion makes you feel like your work is not valuable, you aren’t alone. We’ve developed this guide to help you grow a thick skin when your teacher has a critical response to your work.
19. Investing for College Students – 2024 Guide & Tips: You might think it’s impossible to invest as a student. When we’re young, we have lots of time and not much money. As we get older, we often have more money and responsibilities and less time. But thanks to modern technologies, investing in 2024 is multifaceted and more accessible. You don’t need thousands in your bank account or keep the actual physical stock certificates.

Jobs

1. Job Search Advice: The largest repository of information on entry level job search on the Internet.
2. Guardian Jobs: Videos on various jobs from the Guardian.
3. The Catering Web Quiz: Site de compréhension oral de l'anglais de l'hôtellerie à l'aide de vidéos
4. The Ultimate Guide To Passing Any Interview: Before applying for a job, it is important that you brush up on your interview skills. For many candidates, this proves to be a stumbling block. Luckily, we are here to help! Using this fantastic resource guide, you can gain a detailed insight into how to answer certain questions, how to behave, body language and more.
5. 25 Websites Every Student Should Know About: Becoming a student is a new stage of life that opens up endless opportunities for self-development. It is incredibly motivating to think of it as a time to absorb all sorts of knowledge that you will use to earn money for the rest of your life. But as with any new period, it brings a whole world of challenges and insecurities.

6. About.com : Graduate School: Writing a Letter of Recommendation: Getting Started.
7. O.U.P. Sample letters: Personal and social correspondence, Holidays and travel plans, Seeking employment and the world of work.
8. Get that Job : CVs: CV stands for curriculum vitae - a Latin expression meaning 'life story'. (In American English it is called a resume). It summarises your education, achievements and job history for prospective employers and so it should be carefully prepared. A CV is usually sent with a covering letter.
9. Get that Job : Covering Letters: The letter of application you send with your CV is sometimes called a covering letter. It is usually the first direct contact between a candidate and an employer, so make sure it is well-written and presented. It should normally contain 3-4 paragraphs.
10. Curriculum Vitae: CV / Resume - Top 20 words (englishclub.com), Write a British-style CV (ukstudentlife), How to write a CV (englishonline), CV, Resume and Cover Letter Writing (about.com).
11. Business Language for Beginner Entrepreneurs.: When starting out building a business, it's important to have an understanding not only of the concepts involved in entrepreneurship but also the vocabulary that may be new to you. These terms will help you delve deeper into what it takes to run your own business and better understand how to properly manage its operations.
12. Jobs & Careers: Here you will find information on how to ace your interview to land that dream job you’ve been wanting, and great tips on how to write knock out CV’s, cover letters and resumes. Take a look here, and get a head start on the path to the best career for you!
13. Learn English online - englisch-hilfen.de: Business English, Commercial English
14. How to Choose a Career: 10 Steps to a Happy Professional Life: Statistically, we change jobs over 10 times in our lifetime. Mostly because of boredom. Do you want to follow the pattern or would you rather have a great job right from the start?.
15. Communication Skills : Become a Skilled Business Communicator: On this page, you can learn 126 skills that help you communicate more effectively at work. On it, you can find out how to plan communication for maximum impact; communicate elegantly with presentations, in meetings, and in writing; influence people effectively; and handle difficult communication situations gracefully and well.
16. All Criminal Justice Schools: How to Become a Crime Scene Investigator : Learn about the many exciting jobs you could have as a crime scene investigator.

17. Teacher.org new

How to become an ESL Teacher.

18. ResumeLab: How to Write the Perfect Cover Letter in 10 Minutes new

See cover letter templates and examples that get jobs and learn how to write your cover letter in no time. Plus: free cover letter samples and tips from HR pros.

19. Top "Green" Business resources new

10 Resources to Help Make Your Digital Business Go Green - Danny DeMichele.

20. Six Tips to a Successful Career Change new

Are you considering a career change? 52% of American workers are considering a job change in 2021, and as many as 44% have actual plans in place to do so. Should you join them on the quest to a more fulfilling career? How do you change careers, anyway? These questions and more are answered in this guide.

21. How to Turn Your Hobby into a Career: the Complete Guide new

Hobbies make your life brighter and more enjoyable. Most people think of hobbies as an exciting pastime and consider their jobs dull money-making necessities. But the good news is that you can combine both and transform your life by making your hobby into a lucrative enterprise.

22. Six Productivity-Boosting Japanese Techniques new

Do you ever find yourself procrastinating, struggling to stay motivated and pursue your goals? If so, you’re not alone. In fact, what we know as laziness, it is often a fear of failure, the pressure of high expectations, or a simple need for relaxation. These issues are so common today that they’ve become a staple of modern life.

23. Goal Setting 101: How to Achieve Everything You Want [Tips, Examples, & Tools for 2023] new

Recent Harvard research has shown that people who set goals are ten times more likely to succeed than those who don’t. This comes as no surprise, considering all the benefits of goal setting, such as time optimization, productivity, and the ability to seize the moment.

24. Associate Degree: Is It Worth It? Types, Jobs, & Tips for Students new

Although we praise a bachelor’s degree, we rarely discuss the benefits of pursuing an associate degree. According to Census Bureau statistics, in 2021, 10.5% of Americans completed an associate degree, compared to 23.5% who finished a bachelor’s. Despite these numbers, getting an associate has become more popular over the last few years.

25. Navigating Waitlists and Deferrals: 16 Winning Strategies new

Waiting for college admission can be very tedious and stressful. It can feel even worse upon receiving a “deferred” or “waitlisted” status. What does this all mean? Did the committee not like me? What should I do next? These questions immediately start raging in the student’s head, making it go boom.

26. Dropping out of College: Why, How, and What to Do After new

Obtaining a college degree is an important step in your professional life. Once you get a degree, it will be easier for you to find a high-paying job, receive a promotion in your career, and become a successful person. That’s why dropping out of college can be a difficult decision.

Lesson plans and Worksheets

1. EnglishRyan Free Audio and Video ESL Lessons: The EnglishRyan website is designed to be portable and easy to use. I write, record and produce all of the material on this website and try to select topics that I feel will be interesting to the listener and hopefully informative, too.
2. English-4U ESL Lesson Plans: Ready-to-use ESL lesson plans for teaching adult learners.
3. PrimLangues - Séquences pédagogiques: Vous trouverez dans cette rubrique quelques séquences pédagogiques adaptées aux classes de CE2, CM1 et CM2.
4. Reward - Support Material - Intermediate Level: Reward is the highly successful five-level general English course for adults and young adults which is now used and recommended extensively across the world.
5. Directions for ESL: Giving Directions: A Collection of Resources for Teaching. How to Ask and Give Directions for ESL Students.
6. Skillswise BBC: Improve your English and maths with Skillswise. Factsheets, worksheets, quizzes and games to help improve your skills.
7. Document Analysis Worksheets: The National Archives Digital Classroom: Primary Sources, Activities and Training for Educators and Students.
8. Free Printables : Read Clocks : SEN Teacher ~ Free teaching resources for Special Needs.: Generates random clock faces at various levels for reading activities
9. Time For Kids | Classroom: Free resources to engage and motivate your class.
10. Annenberg Learner: Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum.
11. ICT4us: Free, Fun & Information in a Nutshell.
12. Ressources pour le Collège - ESL Resources: Le site de Michelle Henry
13. Banqoutils: La "banque d’outils d’aide à l’évaluation diagnostique" vous permet d’évaluer les compétences de vos élèves, facilement, immédiatement en classe, à tout moment de l’année scolaire, dans de nombreuses disciplines, de la grande section de maternelle aux différentes classes de seconde.
14. BBC - KS3 Bitesize: Lesson plans, worksheets and tips to help in the run-up to KS3 SATS (English, Maths & Science).
15. The Learning Page: The Learning Page is designed to help educators use the American Memory Collections to teach history and culture. It offers tips and tricks, definitions and rationale for using primary sources, activities, discussions, lesson plans and suggestions for using the collections in classroom curriculum.
16. Le Web Pédagogique - Anglais: Des fiches, des actualités, des trucs et astuces, plein d'idées pour enseigner l'anglais en collège et en lycée.
17. E-Resource Center: Welcome to the E-Resource Center at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Our virtual resource center offers advice and practice with academic English to John Jay students whose first language is not English. We also offer our expertise and resources to John Jay faculty who are teaching non-native English speaking students.
18. Paper Crafts: Make your own paper models of motorcycles, rare animals and more. But first you'll have to read the assembly instructions.
19. My English Images: Teaching materials from illustrator / designer Kloran FM.
20. Genki English: Bring your classroom to life. Engage your students in the energetic, "Genki" world of songs, games and exciting lessons. Have all your students, and their parents, learning more than you could imagine and begging you for more.
21. ISL Collective: Free, printable ESL worksheets by teachers for teachers.
22. Busy Teacher: BusyTeacher.org is a place where teachers share their printable worksheets, lesson plans and awesome lesson activities with colleagues for free - just to make the world a better place!
23. Tools for Educators - Bingo Board Creator: Tools for Educators offers printable bingo board maker, bingo game to print, bingo templates with images for preschool, kindergarten teachers, elementary school teachers and language teachers to make resources for lessons, lesson plans and K-6 printable materials for classes.
24. The Internet TESL Journal: Conversation Questions for the ESL/EFL Classroom. Various topics.
25. Math Worksheets and Printables: Math skills are important for kids to have in elementary school, middle school and beyond, appearing in many aspects of life. Help kids gain confidence in math with our educational worksheets. We cover all the important skills your kids need to know, including arithmetic, geometry, money, time and measurement.
26. ESL AUTHORITY - 51 Free ESL Lesson Plans and Templates: When it comes to teaching abroad (or teaching in general), one of the most challenging parts of the job is creating and updating ESL lesson plans. Depending on your role, you may need to use dozens of lessons spread across multiple classes during the term – and sometimes there is just not enough gas left in tank to come up with something new every time. We’ve put together a list of 51 ESL lesson plans and templates (broken out by topic) that you can start using today.

27. "Jen Rewiews" - 9 Amazing Benefits of Technology in the Classroom Have you ever wondered if technology improves learning? Educational technology supporters and researchers tout the amazing benefits of incorporating technology in the classroom. Those who are on the fence about how useful technology is in the modern classroom provide several counterarguments that warrant further discussion about how to find a happy medium between using technology and traditional teaching strategies.
28. Play Your Way to Better Grammar! Fun ESL Activities for English Class

Maps

1. Des cartes des USA à explorer

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/label/findstate/
2. Des fonds de carte pour tous les pays
http://geography.about.com/library/blank/blxindex.htm

3. Et encore
http://www.theodora.com/maps/
4. Carte des USA
http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/usa__blank_map.htm

5. Idem
      http://www.50states.com/maps/usamap.htm
6. Une carte des USA avec un exercice au-dessous où il faut ajouter les noms des capitales des états.
      http://www.graphicmaps.com/webimage/testmaps/uscapcty.gif
7. Map tests and outline maps
       http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/testmaps/maps.htm
8. Des fonds de carte en pdf à télécharger
      http://www.eduplace.com/ss/ssmaps/wrldcoun.html

9. Des cartes de toutes sortes, historiques, économiques, en couleur, en noir et blanc…
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/index.html

10. Cartes muettes
http://www.clickandlearn.com/folders.asp?action=display&record=27

11. Maps and quick facts and figures
http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/na.htm

Miscellaneous

1. English files - Oxford University Press: Various activities (reading, listening, talking, writing, etc.)
2. Ressources pour le Collège - ESL Resources: Ressources pour le collège Michelle Henry.
3. AbulÉdu-fr: Association d’utilisateurs de logiciels éducatifs conçus pour l’Éducation (les écoles, les structures éducatives...). Cette association sert à promouvoir l’utilisation de ces logiciels et organiser leur création et leur diffusion.
4. Infonews: Le site de Christine Reymond (Archives, Projets, Thematic index, Cours, My students' researches).
5. MidKent College: A Complete Guide To Understanding The Importance Of English & MATHS In Education & Beyond.
6. BBC Skillswise: English and Maths for adults.
7. Teachers of Tommorow: Teachers of Tomorrow is giving recognition to the most respectable and consistently updated blogs of this generation. These teacher websites contain views and reflections on education’s current events, technology, creative strategies, valuable resources, and personal experiences.
8. English podcasts: 14 best podcasts for learning English in 2021: Podcasts are amazing because they can entertain and educate, even without your full attention. If you are learning English and would like a few podcasts to help, there are loads of choices.We’ve listed the best English podcasts for both beginners and more advanced learners below.
9. Unit Converter: Easy unit converter for all type of online calculator and metric conversions.
10. 45 Next Generation Learning Tools That Kids Will Love: As technology has evolved over the last few decades, so has the education sector, both in the U.S. and around the world. Using technology in the classroom offers a wide range of benefits, such as supporting teachers and providing more resources to help build skills, whether it be reading, writing, or mathematics.

Note Taking

1. La prise de notes: Prendre des notes est un moyen de représenter des informations en les synthétisant dans une forme propre à l’auteur. C’est une activité complexe qui nécessite un entraînement long et régulier car il s’agit d’écrire l’essentiel avec un maximum de rapidité.
2. Note taking 5 methods: 5 Methods: The Cornell Method, The Outline Method, The Mapping Method, The Charting Method, The Sentence Method
3. Note-Taking: Although students are expected to take notes well, they are rarely taught how. Admittedly, a single technique will not work ideally for all students, but there are several general rules worth knowing.
4. Reading and note-taking: Reading books, journal articles and web-based material will form a significant part of your academic studies. The notes that you take from such reading will have a key role in your research and written assignments.
5. Student Orientation: Welcome to the online student orientation.
6. Exercises: Listening comprehension & note-taking: Exercises.
7. TextMarketings.com: Note Taking Help for Class Lectures and Texts. The following provides helpful note taking tips for students who want to make the most of class time and explains how a student can develop the skill of focused listening.
8. Massey University: Note Taking Methods: There are a number of different ways to take notes, and it is best that you use the method you feel most at ease with. However, there are four general ideas that could help you to improve your note taking.
9. Lifehacker: Back to Basics: Perfect Your Note-Taking Techniques.
10. Academic Skills Center: Information presented in class often contains the central concepts of the course and the material most likely to be included on exams. Yet, students frequently do not realize the importance of notetaking and listening. The following resources provide tips on how to recall more information from your lectures through active listening and purposeful notetaking.
11. Note Taking Methods for Effective Learning: 40 Best Templates: Every student is constantly looking for tried and true methods, tools, and techniques to make their study process more effective. The note taking techniques listed in this article can be used for any discipline, depending on the type of information that you need to remember. Some of the methods offer a multi-purpose design that is effective for a wide variety of classes.

Online Activities

1. EclipseCrossword
EclipseCrossword is the fast, easy, free way to create crossword puzzles in minutes.
2. Exercices en ligne
Ces exercices en ligne, choisis pour leur intérêt pédagogique, ont été classés par niveau de difficulté en respectant les programmes - BEP, Bac Pro. Ils peuvent être utilisés en pédagogie différenciée ou pour une aide ponctuelle individualisée.
3. e-Anglais.com: cours d'anglais, exercices, tests, ressources, grammaire
Anglais - cours d'anglais en ligne: exercices, tests, grammaire, ressources pour apprendre l'anglais et pour le bac, le CAPES, et l'agrégation d'anglais
4. Les verbes irréguliers anglais
Nous avons enregistré la prononciation des formes conjuguées d'environ 160 verbes anglais qui sont habituellement présentés dans les listes de verbes irréguliers, à la fin des manuels d'anglais.
5. Interesting Things for ESL/EFL Students (Fun English Study)
A free study site for English as a Second Language (ESL) students with Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) activities: games, quizzes, puzzles, etc.: 6. Word Unscrambler.
Word unscrambler is a free online unscramble word finder and solver. It generates useful and valid similar jumble words phrase with provided letters. It suggests you multiple scramble worlds to solve anagrams. If you want to improve and need help to solve English word games, then our website is the best helpful resource.
7. AgendaWeb - free exercises
Hundreds of free english exercises : grammar , verbs, songs and listening with videos .Exercises to learn English online. English teacher resources. Interactive whiteboard exercises.
8. Welcome to Prof.Danglais !
Le premier objectif de ce site est de fournir aux étudiants un support pédagogique, avec tous les avantages que peuvent représenter les nouvelles technologies de l'information (TICE) et l'approche multimédia de l'enseignement des langues.
9. Site d'Anglais de l'Academie de Paris
Cette page, qui sera alimentée au fur et à mesure de nos trouvailles (et des vôtres), vous permettra de trouver des liens vers des exercices en ligne. Plus de 340 exercices vous sont proposés.
10. ELC Study Zone
English Language Centre - Study Zone - Online activities.
11. La Passerelle
Test your English vocabulary.
12. Activities for ESL Students
Quizzes, tests, exercises and puzzles to help you learn English as a Second Language (ESL).
13. E-Anglais
e-Anglais.com : Exercices interactifs
14. Englishpage
Free online English lessons & ESL / EFL resources
15. Using English
English Language (ESL) Grammar Quizzes
16. Economics - Audio-based matching & gap-fill exercises
62 exercices constitués d'une bande son associée à un exercice de compréhension suivi d'une question ouverte à laquelle il faut répondre. Dominique Vinet - Université Bordeaux IV.
17. Digital Campus
Des dizaines d'activités en grammaire, vocabulaire, conjugaison, etc.
18. English On Line
Documents et Activités en Anglais pour Sections BTS et DUT Tertiaires (utilisables en lycée).
19. Adele's ESL Corner
Your free online English language website - Free Online English Exercises for Students of English as a Second or Foreign Language.
20. Franglish
Exercices interactifs en ligne (Yvan Baptiste).
21. British Council Learning
If you are planning your next lesson or looking for practical tips on teaching, we can help you through our online resources and bibliographies of recommended materials for teachers.
22. Readwritethink.org
Engage your students in online literacy learning with these interactive tools that help them accomplish a variety of goals—from organizing their thoughts to learning about language—all while having fun..
23. English Club online
Welcome to English Club online, helping you learn English or teach English. You'll find everything from lessons for learners to jobs for teachers, including fun pages like games, quizzes and chat - all free!.
24. Planète Anglais
Ressources et leçons en ligne.
25. Memovoc
Bienvenue sur ce site gratuit d'apprentissage progressif du vocabulaire anglais! Memovoc a testé et sélectionné des activités conçues par des enseignants et créateurs du monde entier, et les a classées par ordre de difficulté croissante pour faciliter votre mémorisation.
26. Let's Have Fun With English!
Welcome to this site! My name is Mrs. HAQUET, I am French and I teach English in France. I like creating games and activities for my students! I hope you like them and find them useful for your students!
27. Grammatel
Atelier de grammaire anglaise sous forme d'activités Q.C.M. (Groupe nominal, groupe verbal, phrase, des mots à ne pas confondre).
28. Pete's Power Point Station
Free Presentations in PowerPoint format and Free Interactive Activities for Kids.
29. Wordsmyth
Matching Quiz Maker => 1.Choose a dictionary to use for your quiz (Advanced, Chidren's, Beginner's) - 2.Type the words for your quiz in the space below. Separate each keyword with a space. To list two words together, contain them in quotation marks (example: "test tube"). Limit 15 words. - . 3 Quiz title (optional) - 4. Create
30. English as a Second Language Learning Materials: Free and Handy!
The benefits of learning English rules online is obvious: it’s free, it’s easy, it can be fitted into your own schedule. Using the materials below will help you polish your English as a second language – online, for free. You will find lots of materials for learning English grammar and vocabulary.
31. Bump Reveal - ESL for Kids Resource Guide: Learning English as a second language can be hard, but it doesn’t have to be tedious and boring. When it comes to ESL for kids, it’s even more important to keep things fresh and fun. That’s why these ESL resources are tailored to kids and their special ability to have fun while learning.
32. English Grammar Exercise: English Grammar Exercise is a site for learners of English ofall levels. It is filled with explanations and tests for students to study, practice and improve their English.
33. Maths Chase: Maths Chase is a completely free site where you can quickly test your times tables. The site is a very simple game but I think kids will find it a really fun way to learn their times tables.
34. Understanding IELTS: Prepare for success in the IELTS Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening tests with these four courses from the British Council.
35. All ESL ESL Activities in Geography, Grammar, Pronunciation, Speaking, Teaching, Vocabulary or Writing.
36. Grammarism Auto-Generated English Grammar Exercises.
37. Crossword Solver The crossword solver helps to find words with missing letters. Sometimes it is easy to get stuck on a crossword clue. If you already have some letters and a length of the crossword puzzle then we can help. Our crossword clue solver searches for answers from a dictionary of over 558 516 words, city or country names, names and other clues..

Penpals & Partnerships

1. E-Twinning: Partenariat scolaire en Europe
2. European Commission - Education & training: EU actions in education and training aim to improve the quality of learning systems and provide greater opportunities for people at all stages of their lives.
3. European Schoolnet: The gateway to education in Europe
4. SIU - The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Higher Education: SIU is a public Norwegian agency that promotes international cooperation in education and research.
5. Europe Education Formation: L'Europe de l'éducation et de la formation professionnelle.
6. Shared Talk: Your Language Exchange Network.
7. InterPals: InterPals is the top site to meet people and make new friends, penpals, language partners, travel buddies! .
8. EDUFIND - A free database of all accredited English schools: We run the school database as a place for adult ESL learners to find and compare schools. We decided to show them using a map-driven interface so prospective students and teachers can easily see which schools are in which areas of town. There are no fees involved for students or schools, and students/teachers who are interested in a school just get in touch with the school directly.

Radios & TVs

1. Mike's Radio World: Your gateway to over 5000 radio stations streaming live on the internet..
2. wwiTV.com - The ultimate guide to Live TV webcasts.: Watch Live TV stations broadcasting on the internet for free - Over 2500 online TV Channels available.
3. N.P.R.: National Public Radio : News & Analysis, World, US, Music & Arts.
4. ASF Radio: Atlantic Sound Factory : 40 years of great music from the USA and the UK.
5. Webmaster-Gratuit: Une sélection de 200 TV en ligne.
6. Online Television: Choisir sa chaîne de télévision par pays ou par catégorie.
7. TV Online: Chaînes TV en live streaming. Regarder les chaînes de télévision du monde en live streaming et gratuitement sur internet. Choisissez une catégorie puis la chaîne souhaitée.

Reading & Writing

1. Classic short stories - 100% FREE

One of the best ways of improving your English is to read the language. This part of our site includes complete short stories by some of the very best classic writers.

2. Reading - The Big Scan - Scanning reading game - Game

Scanning is a method of reading a piece of text quickly to find specific bits of information, like names, dates, or key words...

3. Addic7ed

Download free subtitles for TV Shows and Movies.

4. TOEFL iBT (Maison des Langues de l'UPJV - Amiens - France)

Maison des Langues : Préparation au TOEFL iBT

5. PET Reading and Writing

PET Reading and Writing - University of Cambridge.

6. Wikisource

Welcome to Wikisource, the free library that anyone can improve.

7. OWL (Online Writing Lab)

Writing a Research Paper : Despite the illusion, the research-paper writing process is quasi-linear at best. Follow the green navigation bar on the left...

8. E-Resource Center

Writing Tutorials (Writing Research Papers).

9. Reading Workbook

This section of LitSite Workbooks is full of reading activities and exercises contributed by educators, parents and students from around Alaska. It is divided into sections by grade level.

10. Ed-Helper

Reading Comprehension - Skills Review : Main Idea, Context Clues, Cause & Effect, Fact & Opinion, Sequencing, Summarizing, Similes & Metaphors, Multiple Meaning Words, Idioms - Figurative Language, Inferences, Literary Elements.

11. Tools for Reading & Writing

These tools should be used to help students engage in rigorous thinking, organize complex ideas, and scaffold their interactions with texts. They should not be used simply as worksheets or activities for their own sake.

12. Squigly's Writing Corner new

Story Builder : Have fun making your own stories using Squigly's story builder. Squigly and his friends have written some stories that you can personalize with your own words.

13. How to Increase Reading Speed and Comprehension: 20 Helpful Tips new

Our ever-changing world offers an enormous amount of information that we need to read and process rapidly. Every day, we learn a lot: we’re looking through newspapers, magazines, reading books, surfing the internet. Here are 20 tips that explain how to increase reading speed and comprehension.

14. How to Get Perfect Letters of Recommendation for College new

Do you dream of being successfully admitted to college? Well, you probably know that admission is a long process that includes many challenging steps. One of them is a recommendation letter: a document written on your behalf that describes your characteristics as a student. If done well, such a letter may significantly increase your chances of getting into the college of your dreams.

Search engines

1. Video Search Engine - Blinkx: Blinkx - World's largest video search engine. Search over 18 million hours of video from sites like Google Video, YouTube, MySpace, MetaCafe, and more.
2. iDesktop.tv: iDesktop is application for searching, watching and downloading videos from the richest online video archive YouTube.
3. YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.: Share your videos with friends and family
4. AltaVista - Recherche d'images: AltaVista provides the most comprehensive search experience on the Web!
5. AltaVista - Recherche audio: AltaVista provides the most comprehensive search experience on the Web!
6. AltaVista - Recherche de vidéos: AltaVista provides the most comprehensive search experience on the Web!
7. Google -- Recherche d'images: La solution de recherche d'images la plus complète du Web
8. Google Video: Recherchez et parcourez toutes sortes de vidéos hébergées sur des sites Web, notamment Google, YouTube, MySpace, MetaCafe, GoFish, Vimeo, Biku et Yahoo Video.
9. Yahoo! Search - Moteur de recherche d' images: Trouvez les meilleures photos, illustrations et icônes sur le Web.
10. Yahoo! Video: Trouvez les meilleures video sur le Web - Recherche par mots clés
11. Spinoo: Spinoo le moteur de recherche de l'éducation dédié aux sites éducatifs institutionnels français. Mis au point par le CNDP, il vous permet de trouver toutes les ressources pédagogiques, documentaires et administratives présentes dans l'ensemble de ces sites.
12. AlltheWeb.com: Search smarter, Find faster.
13. Blinkx video search engine: Over 18 million hours of video. Search it all.
14. Internet Archive: The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, we provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public.
15. 20search: The Web's Best Video Search Engine List! Pick a video search engine from the video search engine list. Enter your video search term, and click search.
16. The science behind Google: An online Master’s degree in Management Information Systems will give you insight into the intricate inner workings of today’s digital technologies. With you in mind, we’ve created the infographic below. Learn the secrets behind search engines – how they work and how they have evolved.

Short stories

1. Bibliomania.: Collections by individual authors. We feature some of the most famous authors of short stories.
2. World-English - Classic Short Stories: This part of our site includes complete short stories by some of the very best classic writers..
3. Glencoe online: In this activity you will find the main events in the fairy tale "Jack and the Beanstalk." Drag each event to the appropriate point on the plot diagram.
4. Shortstories.co.uk: Welcome to the short story section at east of the web. Find this month's featured stories above and in the nine genres. You can browse the library by genre or search it for a title, author or keyword. Clicking on an author's name lists all their stories along with further information and links. Stories can be read online, printed or downloaded for reading offline or on handheld devices.
5. Classicreader: Search our online library of thousands of free books by authors such as Dickens, Austen, Shakespeare and many others.
6. Short stories and fairy tales: A Selection of 84 Audio Files and Texts to download (Dahl, Andersen Brothers Grimm).

Songs

1. Song Lyrics for activists and protests: Song lyrics of protest and for activists, on subjects such as war, police, racism, greed, capitalism, landlords
2. ESL Lounge: Songs for English Teaching. Free song lyrics.: Free song lyrics you can use in your ESL classroom to help students learn English. Aid student listening comprehension and make lessons enjoyable.
3. Musical English Lessons International
This free website is for teachers of English seeking free range of worksheets and teaching ideas, for students of English seeking study materials. 4. Anti War Songs, à la Carte: Anti war related, mostly English language songs from many protest music genres, most with clips, covers, albums, writers and links to lyrics and/or audio downloads..
5. Games & Songs for teaching to kids
Classroom games, mp3 songs and online videos to help you teach English to kids, suitable for most situations. Also includes phonics and interactive pages.
6. Schoolhouse Rock: Schoolhouse Rock songs on Grammar, Science, Money, Maths, etc. To be downloaded on YouTube.
7. Protest Records: Protest songs : MP3's. "Use 'em for yourself, give 'em to friends, just don't sell 'em."
8. McGuinn's Folk Den: Roger McGuinn (former Byrds) in the folk tradition.
9. We Are Busy Beavers: English Songs and Videos for Young Learners.

Videos

1. VOA Special English - UNSV.COM: VOA Special English is a simplified English language used by Voice of America in daily broadcast. The news is read slowly and using a limited wordlist of about 1500 words.
2. PocketMovies.net - Videos for you!: You will find here trailers, TV Ads, Video Clips specially designed to work on your Pocket PC, Smartphone or H/PC running PocketTV.
3. Videos ABC Asia Pacific - Nexus - English Bites - Archive: Welcome to Australia Network where you'll experience a different view.
4. VideoJug - Life Explained. On Film.: Thousands of videos on various topics and How to's.
5. TeacherTube - Teach the World: Online Classroom Videos, School & Campus Movies, Student Lessons, Most Recent Teaching Videos.
6. Biography, Videos and Interviews - Biography.com: Read biographies, watch interviews, and video clips at Biography.com. Learn about upcoming shows and special events.
7. Truetube - Join the Debate: Truetube is a place where you get to have a say on the real issues that concern us all. An interactive debating website. Video sharing is at the centre of the site, with you generating the majority of the content.
8. The Catering Web Quiz: Site de compréhension orale de l'anglais de l'hôtellerie à l'aide de vidéos (Jean Le Mauff).
9. BBC Video Nation: Your views and experiences on camera and online.
10. National Film Board of Canada: Find a film, Browse the NFB film collection.
11. CollegeHumor Original Videos: CHOV is CollegeHumor's original video series. Multiple times every week, we deliver fresh, TV-quality comedy directly to your face.
12. The Common Craft Store: Video sharing in plain English. Here in the Store you can purchase and download videos for workplace and professional use.
13. Guba videos: Watch, share and upload videos for free. Full personalization, automatic updates via RSS, iPod and PSP support.
14. Englishcentral.com: Learn English while watching videos : Business, Daily Life, Dining/Food, Environment, Health, Movies & TV, Music, News & Politics, Shopping, Social Life, Sports, Technology, Travel, Video Gaming, etc.
15. Dix sources de films libres de droit: Trouver des films dans Internet est une chose relativement aisée, mais savoir lesquels vous pouvez légalement utiliser dans vos productions est une autre histoire.
16. Easy YouTube Video Downloader: Utiliser "Easy YouTube Video Downloader" pour convertir facilement une vidéo en fichier son exploitable en classe. Tutoriel proposé par G.GUEDRA, lycée Pablo PICASSO – 66000 PERPIGNAN
17. Commoncraft: Useful Ready-Made Videos. Common Craft videos have helped teachers and trainers delight millions by making complex ideas easy to understand.
18. Explania: Animated explanations on various topics.
19. Watchmojo: Videos on people, places and trends you care about.
20. Wikimedia Commons: Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, a database of 13,076,392 freely usable media files to which anyone can contribute.
21. Jones e-Global Library Channel: Educational videos sponsored by Jones e-Global Library, provider of customized library services.
22. ESLvideo: ESLvideo.com provides educational resources for English as a Second Language Students to improve their listening, speaking, grammar, and vocabulary skills. The quiz activities and lessons are created by teachers, and are free to use in class, lab, or at home.

Webquests

1. A mock trial: The case of Lady Buckingham.
2. Webquest-Workshop: Bienvenue dans l'atelier des enquêtes virtuelles de V.Gely & B. Howell.
3. CHIN - Interactive Investigator - Arriving at the Scene: Detective Janet Marlow and her partner Detective John Wilson arrive at the crime scene on a cool autumn morning ...
4. Forensic Science | Discovering The Scene: Discovering the scene is a very straightforward and obvious step in the course of a crime. Summarised below are the basic procedures taken at the crime scene for purposes of both efficiency and accuracy.
5. A Taxonomy of WebQuest Tasks: The task is the single most important part of a WebQuest. It provides a goal and focus for student energies and it makes concrete the curricular intentions of the designer.
6. Slavery: Explore the ways that slavery has been woven into the fabric of societies in America and around the world.
7. Webquests: Classement par niveau (collège), par thème ou par ordre alphabétique.
8. WEB SIDE STORIES: A collection of web-based activities for learners of English up for grabs.
9. Web based activities: Web-based activities. Teachers are welcome to use these activities in their lessons.
10. Ireland Webquest, Discovering Celtic Culture: Throughout this webquest it will be your task to discover various aspects of the Irish way of life ranging from culture and sports, the countries' geography and history and much more.
11. Techtrekers Webquests: Many classified webquests on various topics such as : Art and Music, Careers, ESL, English, Health and PE, Interdisciplinary, Math, Research, Science, Social Studies, Virtual Field Trips.
12. WebQuest.org: You've arrived at the most complete and current source of information about the WebQuest Model. Whether you're an education student new to the topic or an experienced teacher educator looking for materials, you'll find something here to meet your needs.
13. Planète Anglais: Qu'est-ce qu'une webquest? Comment la créer? Des exemples de webquests: Civilisation, Médias, Environnement, Animaux, Pays anglophones, Webquest Didapage.
14. Isabel's ESL site: Des modèles, des explications et de nombreuses webquests en anglais et en espagnol.

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