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U.S. Dept of Ed source for lots of free online aids.

Students will learn about rights and how they relate to responsibilities. They will work with computers and They will write a speech for or againt about Human rights

This is site created online by Ventesolers. VenTESOL is the Venezuelan brach of TESOL. Here we can keep updated.

Online Language Dictionary

These pages give you access to all of Oxfam's free online teaching resources. Packed with lesson plans, assemblies, case studies, and whiteboard resources, these pages offer free materials you can use and download now. Tabs are presented below to find resources by age range, resource type, topic, curriculum area or country.

Halloween - time to scare is almost there. Our HorrorScope tells you how horrible this month will be. We will also provide you with interesting facts on the history of Halloween and Jack O'Lantern. And you can make your own Jack or send a virtual one as an ecard.

Good page to practice different English skills

I have a cousin who contributes to this group and I often recommend articles to other teachers from the site. I find that it can help teachers who have gotten stuck in a rut to break out of it. Most of the perspective are a bit liberal for Salem, OR but they still help colleagues look at issues in a new way.

The web's best source of printable handouts and other resources for ESL / TEFL teachers.

Reading levels of many children's books

Although this is a "store" of quizzes for many children's books, I primarily use it when determining a book's reading level for students. Many books are in this database. It is helpful when setting up a library for elementary students, but also for a parent who is curious about a book their child may be reading...is it appropriate? too hard? too easy? When you search for a title, and it is in the database, you are given its reading level.

These online vocabulary games are pretty nice!