Listening to the News Voice of America is a three-book series designed to improve listening comprehension skills for academic purposes while providing interesting topics related to culture, news, and current events.
Listening to the News Voice of America is a three-book series designed to improve h comprehension skils for iicademic purposes while providing interesting topics related to culture, news, and current events. The material for level 2 was dorived from VOA Learning English reports, also knows as Special English. These news reports draw on a core of 1,500 words, and give student sample opportunity to improve their listening comprehension.
Ready-to-Use Templates, Activities, Management Tools, and More - for Every Day of the Month
Sure to be teachers’ favorite go-to resources, these books supplement any curriculum and are brimming with adorable patterns, creative ideas, motivation awards, bookmarks, crafts, bulletin-board suggestions, and so much more! A great way to celebrate every special day of the month! For use with Grades PreK-3.
Added by: decabristka | Karma: 68128.34 | Coursebooks, Only for teachers | 25 August 2013
43
The Motivator- photocopiable activities and songs
The Motivator is divided into units which correspond to those in the Students’ Book. Each unit finishes with two Roundup activities designed to revise language. The book contains a mix of puzzles, problem-solving exercises and information-gap activities which provide extra, lively and stimulating material which can be used in class as a short fun reinforcement of language.
Listening to the News Voice of America is a three-book series designed to improve listening comprehension skills for academic purposes while providing interesting topics related to culture, news, and current events.
Each of the twenty units contains an authentic news report from Voice of America, a multimedia broadcasting service funded by the US government. These reports highlight a wide variety of regional and global topics, which are grouped into four major themes: “American Life,” “General Interest,” “Science,” and “World Interest.”
