AUE: The Audio Archive The spoken texts The sound samples on this page are available in MP3 and WAV format. The MP3 files are recommended because they are much smaller, so they download more quickly and are more economical with Internet resources. Also a few users have found that the WAV files sound garbled on their PCs. "RP" stands for "Received Pronunciation" (more information). Arthur the Rat (+ indicates higher quality reproduction, double the file size) The Rainbow Passage Average file sizes (Kb): MP3 190, WAV 530. Australia [MP3] [WAV] General Australian speaker 2 England [MP3] [WAV] RP speaker 1 USA [MP3] [WAV] General mid-western speaker (Michigan) [MP3] [WAV] Southwestern speaker with mid-western influences Canada [MP3] [WAV] Canadian from Atlantic Canada (East Coast) The North Wind and The Sun Average file sizes (Kb): MP3 55, WAV 155. Bother, father caught... Accent determination by one sentence. Average file sizes (Kb): MP3 7, WAV 20. I teach Ferdinand Average file sizes (Kb): MP3 14, WAV 36.
elllo Listen to English - learn English! - The podcast website for people learning English This is one of the school meals which Martha Payne photographed for her blog. She had carrot soup, pasta with meat and vegetables and more carrot, and yoghurt. Today we visit Scotland, to find out what a Scottish schoolgirl thinks of her school meals. And because the European Cup Football matches have reached an interesting stage, and poor old England have been knocked out by Italy, this might be a good time to learn a new football expression. Martha Payne is 9 years old. She lives in a small community in Scotland called Lochgilphead. Martha is interested in the food at her school. Children in other schools, and in other countries, started to read Martha’s blog. And at this point, the bureaucrats who run the education system in the part of Scotland where Martha lives became aware of her blog. Martha’s headteacher told Martha the bad news, and Martha was sad and wrote a final blog post to say goodbye to her many readers. I like stories with a happy ending. Categories podcasts Tags
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PodOmatic | Podcast - Merryprof's podcast Listen A Minute: Easier English Listening and Activities Listen, learn and teach English with podcasts in English for intermediate learners and teachers There are more vocabulary activities related to these podcasts on the 'extras' page. 120 Cowboy country. Join Jackie and Richard with the cowboys, horses and shoot-outs (15 Oct 15) ► Download (1.59MB, 3min 29sec) ► Transcript(pdf 53KB) ► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 602KB)► Vocabulary tasks(pdf 131KB) This podcast goes with this video (or you can watch it here) ◼ Stop video 119 Fly the flag. ► Download (1.74MB, 3min 47sec) ► Transcript (pdf 53KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 361KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 91KB) Some great tips for when you're designing a flag: 118 Once in a blue moon. ► Download (1.47MB, 3min 12sec) ► Transcript (pdf 54KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 64KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 100KB) The worksheet for this song is on the 'extras' page: 117 Jaws. ► Download (1.79MB, 3min 55sec) ► Transcript (pdf 56KB)► Worksheet & Answers (pdf 96KB)► Vocabulary tasks (pdf 191KB) There is a creature alive today... 116 The old grey matter. 115 Baking soda. Some more great ideas we didn't know about:
Podcasts et Vodcasts en classe d’anglais À notre tour de vous proposer une sélection de sites anglophones contenant des documents audio et vidéo soit à télécharger, soit à écouter ou à regarder en ligne, soit en abonnement. Nous n’avons pas souhaité indiquer le niveau de difficulté de chacun des sites ; en effet à l’intérieur d’un même site peuvent coexister des documents de type A2 ou C1. De plus, selon l’objectif visé, un même document peut bien évidemment être exploité pour des publics de compétences variées. Quant au découpage proposé, il n’est pas une typologie stricte ; il entend simplement aider l’enseignant à repérer rapidement ce qui peut l’intéresser. Annuaires Ceux-ci permettent un accès direct à de très nombreuses sources – souvent trop nombreuses et d’origine variée. cet annuaire britannique agréé par le gouvernement recense plus de 4000 podcasts (issus de 360 « chaînes ») susceptibles d’être utilisés dans l’enseignement. Audio-Lingua Sites ciné Sites des ONGs
Pôle Ressources Langues Interdegré 92 « Direction des Services Départementaux de l'Education Nationale des Hauts-de-Seine Cddp92 La fondation Allianz, la fondation Hippocrène, la fondation pour la coopération germano-polonaise (S.D.P.Z./F.W.P.N.), l’Office germano-polonais pour la Jeunesse (D.P.J.W./P.N.W.M.) et l’Office franco-allemand pour la Jeunesse (OFAJ), lancent un concours franco-germano-polonais, dans le cadre d’une collaboration inédite, sous le parrainage des ministres des Affaires étrangères de l’Allemagne, la France et la Pologne : Eur@ka. Ce concours s’adresse aux jeunes allemands, français et polonais qui souhaitent s’investir dans des projets à dimension européenne. Il récompensera un projet élaboré conjointement par des jeunes de ces 3 pays sur le thème : « Jusqu’où va l’Europe ? Ce projet tri-national peut être réalisé dans le cadre scolaire ou extra-scolaire. Le prix Eur@ka souhaite rendre concrète la coopération des pays du « Triangle de Weimar » : l’Allemagne, la France et la Pologne partagent une histoire commune et forment le coeur actuel de la construction européenne. Contact :
5 Storytelling Podcasts You’ll Love — adammclane.com Photo by Alyson Hurt via Flickr (Creative Commons) I’m a connoisseur of storytelling. I can’t get enough of the genre. As a communicator I study the method and mode of storytelling. This American Life – The granddaddy of them all. What are your favorite podcasts for learning storytelling? Related Old Time Radio Shows Mysteries Click on the Links below to listen for free online: • Beyond Midnight• Bulldogg Drummond• Cabin B-13• Candy Matson• Danger Dr. Danfield• A Man Called X• Barry Craig Confidential Investigator• Blackstone the Magic Detective• Call the Police• Calling All Detectives• Casey Crime Photographer• Chandu the Magician• Charlie Chan• Cloak and Dagger• Crime Classics• Crime Club• Crime Doctor• Crime on the waterfront• Deadline Mystery• Defense Attorney• Ellery Queen• Fear on Four• Haunted Hour• Haunted Tales of the Supernatural• Hidden Truth• House of Mystery• Jeff Regan, Investigator• Magic Island• Majestic Master of Mystery• Manhattan at Midnight• Philip Marlowe, Adventures of• Police Headquarters• Richard Diamond Police Detective• Sealed Book• Unexpected, The• Unsolved Mysteries• Voyage of the Scarlet Queen• World Adventure Club More Mysteries coming soon... Click Here To View A List of all the Shows That We Offer Click Here to return to our main page
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