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INDEX

TEACHER’S RESOURCES:esl curriculum

An ESL Picture Activity

Answering in Sentences

Choosing an ESL Children’s Curriculum

Choosing an ESL Teen Adult Curriculum

Choosing an Online Video Program For New Beginners

Considerations in Choosing an Interactive Listening Program

Estudiantes de Habla Espanola Estudiando (ESL) en el Internet

Finishing the Lesson

Fun Using Adjectives

Getting English Language Beginners Started

Hope for ESL Teachers During Hard Times

Interesting ESL Content is Vital for Any Program

Introduce Your Students to Debating

Jokes and Their Place in ESL Teaching

Keeping Up on the News Can Help an ESL Student

Laughter at Successful ESL Can relieve Your Student’s Stress

Listening is a Part of Learning for an ESL Student

Organizing ESL Computer Time on a Classroom Computer or in a Lab

Planning a Planet’s Future Government – For Advanced Students

Play and Win With ESL Bingo Games

Successful ESL Lists Ways to Enhance Your Teaching

Suggested Points For Overcoming the Fear Factor

Suggestions for Maintaining Interest and Control in an ESL Classroom

Suggestions For Promoting ESL On-line Skills and Written English

The Advantages of Using One Computer for Two Students

Tips For Accommodating Advanced Students in an ESL Classroomesl curriculum

Tips and Jokes For You

Tips for Beginning Your ESL Class

Tips for Keeping ESL Teenagers Interested

Tips For Spending Less While Providing the ESL Program of Your Choice

Using an ESL Adult Curriculum

Using Competition in an ESL Classroom

Videos for Chinese ESL Beginners

STUDENTS’ RESOURCES:

How Idioms Can Trip You Up When Learning ESL

Interactive Listening Programs and Your Accent

Students Need to Learn About Tag Questions, Don’t They?

The Challenges of Learning English For Business

Tips For Students Practicing English

GRAMMAR:

A Fun Way to Deal With Prepositions

ESL Grammar Questions – Past Tense Arctic Balloon Expedition 1

ESL Grammar Questions – Past Tense Arctic Balloon Expedition 2

ESL Grammar Questions – Past Tense Part 2

Introducing Frequency or Mid-sentence Adverbs

Suggestions and Activities For Teaching Verb Tenses

Teaching the Conditional in the Present and Future Tenses

Teaching the Future Progressive Tense

Teaching the Present and Past Progressive Tenses

Teaching the Simple Past Tense and its Irregular Verbs

Teaching the Simple Present Tense With the Negative

Teaching the Subjunctive to ESL Students

Understanding Comparative Adjectives

Using “much” or “a lot of” With Count and Non-count Nouns

Using the Simple Past Tense to Answer in the Negative

 CHILDREN’S ESL:

Building English Language Confidence in Children (Scheduled)

Developing Listening Comprehension in Children (Scheduled)

ESL Storybooks Spark a Student’s Imagination (Scheduled)

Games For Children’s First ESL Lessons

Hints For Dealing With Children Who Interrupt or Disturb Others (Scheduled)

Ideas For Teaching Phonics to ESL Children

Keeping Insecure ESL Kids on Task

Motivating the Children’s First ESL Lesson of the Day (Scheduled)

Motivating Young Children During Difficult of Boring Subjects (Scheduled)

Storybooks Model Creative Writing For Pre-teen ESL Students

Suggestions For Cutting Costs in Providing Your Children’s ESL Curriculum

Suggestions for Making ESL Children New to Computers Aware of Internet Dangers (Scheduled)

Super Success With Children’s Bingo Games

Types of ESL Activities For Active Children

Using Children’s Games During Low Energy Times

HISTORICAL VIDEOS:

A Pioneer in Vancouver Part 1

A Pioneer in Vancouver Part 2

A Spectacular Journey Video

The Birth of a Nation Parts 1, 2, 3

The Eiffel Tower

The Great Wall of China Video

Vancouver’s Brockton Point Lighthouse

FUN VIDEOS:

Alphonse the Human Canonball

 Bill Finds a Suit He Can Afford

Manor HouseSecrets Part 1

Manor House Secrets Part 2

Manor House Secrets Part 3 (Scheduled)

Manor House Secrets Part 4 (Scheduled)

Monkey Business Video

Sandy’s Demise Video

The Educated Goats Video

The Fussy Monk Video

What a Question Video

OTHER:

ESL Student Teachers Ready to Choose a Job

Finding an ESL Teaching Position

Tips For ESL Student Teachers Ready to Choose a Job

 

About Daisy & George Stocker

Successful ESL was created out of our first company, Learning English With Laughter which began in 1990 when we, George and Daisy Stocker, traveled to the historic city of Karlovy Vary in Czechoslovakia, to teach English in a private language school. Communism was over and the people were embarking along the road to democracy. There were hundreds of students eager to learn the English Language, but suitable textbooks were non-existent. Consequently, we wrote as we taught, making countless revisions as we listened to the students' special needs. Upon returning to our home in Victoria, Canada, we have adapted the Teen-adult Series to meet the cultural needs of students in a number of different countries. A variety of adaptations have been achieved through contacts with many countries. Thousands of students have encouraged us to use a conversational approach to English that stresses communication in a variety of everyday situations.
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