Citizenship Drive April 14

Good afternoon Level 2!

Please go to this website. You will see the story we were working on yesterday. There are a lot of activities to work on.

Last computer day

Good evening class,

Tonight is our final class in the computer room. I hope that you learned some new things. If you want to continue to visit this website, it is available to you. You can contact me by leaving messages here, too. If you want to more practice with English or computers, you can use the links to the right.

Tonight we will start with some grammar practice.
http://www.english-test.net/esl/learn/english/grammar/ei039/esl-test.php.

Next, we will play some word games which are a fun way to learn vocabulary, practice spelling, and some computer skills. Use this link.

Then we will look at the sidebar on the right to see how to continue to practice English and get information even when we're no longer studying together.

Thank you very much for all your hard work in my class. I have really enjoyed working with you.

Answers to webquest

1. This Means War
2. 111 to 115 Celtics
3. 37-43 degrees, partly sunny
4. Take the F train to 7th Avenue, 15th Street, or Ft. Hamilton
5. 140
6. trash
7. Town in France
8. No where
9. Louisa May Alcott
10. Stephen Harper is the Prime Minister

Not an ESL site

There are many websites that you can use to help you to learn English. Some of them are made specifically for English languages learners. Others are useful but they are intended for people who know English already. We can still use them to help us learn English. One example is the website for NY1, the local news channel.

Use Google to find the website. Then listen and read the stories you find most interesting.

We can also use karaoke videos.  For example, if I Google, "Allentown lyrics" and click on 'videos' I can find this song. Try Googling your favorite song with the word, "lyrics".

Good evening class,

Today we will start by practicing a little grammar. Please go to this page and work on it for 20 minutes.

Then we will go to a website where you can watch full programs on many different topics from the tv show, Frontline. We will watch the video and look through the website and think about how we can use it to improve English language skills. Click on the Frontline link, then find 'topics' and click on 'education' and then on

Then we will finish writing our stories.

What do you want to read next?

A classic horror novel

A suspenseful mystery novel

A funny novel

A novel illustrates American history from the 1940s to the 1990s