HF / News - Olympics Kill Big Chill Festival Organisers of Britain’s pioneering boutique festival the Big Chill announced this week that August’s outdoor event has been cancelled, over concerns about the impact London’s upcoming Olympics will have. “Efforts are being made to look to bring a smaller event indoors this year,” a staffer wrote on the site’s Forum, “with the anticipation of Big Chill being back outdoors in 2013,” she added. Big Chill overall boss Melvin Benn said he’d struggled to save this year’s festival which had been due to take place outside London at Eastnor Castle Deer Park between August 2nd and 5th, slap bang in the middle of the sports event. “I looked long and hard late last year at moving the date so it didn't clash with the Olympics but the mix of the festival fans desire to keep the date and an inability to find an alternative date that works I plumped for maintaining the existing weekend,” he said in a statement. ‘Come to this instead’: he posted on Facebook.
5 sites pour apprendre du vocabulaire en anglais Si vous avez déjà un bon niveau d’anglais, l’apprentissage du vocabulaire, ne se fait plus en faisant des traductions vers votre langue. On apprend le vocabulaire en lisant leur définition dans la même langue, hier j’ai déjà fait une longue liste de sites où on peut apprendre le vocabulaire j’ai aussi parlé d’extensions chrome pour apprendre les langues et aujourd’hui je complète la série par quatre sites en ligne qui vont vous permettre de maintenir à flot votre vocabulaire. Vous allez tout de suite être dans le bain avec ce site, car dès votre arrivée, on va vous demander de répondre à une définition de vocabulaire avec des listes à choix unique. Si vous créez un compte vous allez pouvoir voir l’évolution de votre apprentissage et les mots que vous ne savez pas très bien reviendrons régulièrement. Si vous avez un doute sur un mot, il y a toujours la possibilité de cliquer sur l’option “lookup”. Avec ce site, vous allez pouvoir apprendre 5000 mots de vocabulaire.
Early Years (EYFS) & Key Stage One (KS1) Literacy teaching resources, phonics, alphabet, writing, spelling, fairy tales Literacy and English Teaching Resources General Literacy Resources Writing and Letter Formation Stories and Nursery Rhymes DfES ‘Letters and Sounds’ Literacy display banner (Ref: SB2362) A colourful banner for your ‘Literacy’ display. Literacy display banners - black and white (Ref: SB5507) Simple printable Literacy banners that your class can colour or paint themselves. English display banner (Ref: SB2636) A colourful banner for your ‘English’ display. Literacy display banner (Ref: SB6350) A colourful banner for your ‘Literacy’ display board. English display banner (Ref: SB6351) A colourful banner for your ‘English’ display board. Editable Literacy topic book covers (Ref: SB6045) Printable book covers for topics within Literacy to stick to your pupils’ books or folders. Editable Literacy topic book covers - black and white (Ref: SB6049) Printable book covers for topics within Literacy to stick to your pupils’ books or folders. Exclusive Toolbar Resource ESL (English as Second Lang.)
CLAIRE MARTIN : LIGHT JOURNEYS Slab City has been created by a small but committed community of squatters in the Colorado Desert of South Eastern California, USA. Taking its name from the concrete slabs that remain from an abandoned World War II base, it is a tragic yet romantic landscape that commands its residents to possess the same balance of beauty and beast. Unbearable temperature highs in summer weed out the many who inhabit the free space in winter leaving only the most resilient, or the most unfortunate, as permanent residents. Claire began her career by pursuing a degree in social work, however, switched her focus to photography when she realised that change can also be effected through this medium. English-area.com, la mejor web de recursos gratuitos para aprender y enseñar inglés PHRASAL VERBS:Lista de phrasal verbs en vocabulario[E1] [E1]* [E2]* [E3]* [E4]* [E5]* [E6]* [E7]* [E8]* [E9]* [E10]*
Novel Games - Flash Game Linking Codes lire et comprendre des textes en anglais Walk Slowly, Live Wildly — Think. Dream. Dance. Love. Worship. Be. RECURSOS EN INGLÉS The Art of the Essay No. 1, E. B. White In the issue of The New Yorker dated two weeks after E. B. White died, his stepson, Roger Angell, wrote the following in the magazine’s “Talk of the Town” section: Last August, a couple of sailors paid an unexpected visit to my summer house in Maine: young sailors—a twelve-year-old-girl and an eleven-year-old boy. White, who had been ill, was not able to greet our small party that day, but there were other sights and creatures there to make us welcome: two scattered families of bantam hens and chicks on the lawn; the plump, waggly incumbent dog, name of Red; and the geese who came scuttling and hissing up the pasture lane, their wings outspread in wild alarm. So many critics equate the success of a writer with an unhappy childhood. As a child, I was frightened but not unhappy. At what age did you know you were going to follow a literary profession? I never knew for sure that I would follow a literary profession. What were those first pieces accepted by The New Yorker? Yes. No.
Listen A Minute: Easier English Listening and Activities :zenhabits Welcome Fellow English Teachers! Welcome, fellow teachers! Over the years, we have been visited by teachers from around the world who use our lessons with their students. Some of our non-native English teacher colleagues around the world even use our lessons to improve their own speaking and listening confidence. We provide lessons at 3 different speeds to improve your students listening comprehension. Depending on the level of your students, you will either be starting with the slow speed or the normal speed. We recommend that your students listen at least one or two times without reading the text. You may want to pre-teach the vocabulary before the first listening. Shadowing is another technique that you might use to improve your students pronunciation. Some teachers also have their students practice dictation or create cloze exercises with our lessons.
ce399 | research archive: Operation Mind Control: Zombie States of America (& pdf file) Operation Mind Control by Walter Bowart,New York: Dell Publishing Co., 1978 Please keep fearfully in mind that the astonishing information published in this seminal work of investigative reporting, concerning avenues taken to decision and execution by our secret police to fracture or dissolve human minds, then to operate those minds as a small boy, might operate a Yo-Yo, for purposes of counter-intelligence military “efficiency,” and the destruction of democratic institutions, was drawn directly from federal records and from official laboratory archives of the highest educational purpose—as well as from the reviving memories of those who had already undergone the dehumanizing process. ... [p. 14] Zombie is a quaint, old-fashioned folklore word but its meaning becomes obscene when our children’s minds are being controlled ... It may have been the biggest story since the atom bomb. Estabrooks, chairman of the Department of Psychology at Colgate University, ... 1. 2. 3. While Dr. REF ...