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Beginning HighGrammar: Do Does MakeSubmitted by admin on Thu, 03/04/2010 - 15:35Driving: California Distance Learning Projects storiesSubmitted by admin on Thu, 03/04/2010 - 11:27Here are driving related stories on the CDLP Online site: Irregular VerbsSubmitted by admin on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 10:18Matching- Quia English Page- Basic Irregulars Quiz University of Victoria Tutorial with Quiz List for repeating (go to the bottom of the page) and MP3 of Common Irregular Verbs Webquest: California TravelSubmitted by admin on Mon, 03/01/2010 - 15:43
You and two others have just been hired by a travel agency that specializes in California. You have been asked to use Microsoft Publisher to make a brochure for tours the company offers. You have been asked to plan seven (7) day long tours of the state for the following people:
Choose one of these clients for your tour.
To get you started, you need to learn about the state and what is available.You want to show the people the different areas of the state. Choose two from the following regions (North, Central, or South). South
Central
Northern
Day 1- Explore the regions using the websites that are in this story about California travel. Write an e-mail to your teacher and tell her why you chose those two regions for your tour. Day 2- Decide which places the people will visit, how they will get there, where they will eat and where they will stay. Use Excel to keep track of costs. E-Mail your teacher the Excel spreadsheet with the cost as an attachment. Here is a link to travel websites to help you plan your itineraries Day 3- Use Google Maps to plan the time for the itinerary. Send the link to your teacher. (You will have to get a GMail account if you don't have one so that you can save the map to My Maps). For help on how to do this, use the Google My Maps tutorial Day 4- Make your brochure. Show it to your teacher for proofreading. After you make corrections, hand it out. Challenges: If you find you have extra time, you can:
Grammar: Azar Grammar PowerPoints, Step Forward, A4ESL, and ManyThings.orgSubmitted by admin on Mon, 02/22/2010 - 13:23Here are some sites for focusing on grammar: The Azar Grammar website has PowerPoints that present the various grammar points covered in the Azar Grammar series: Basic English Grammar (Beginning Level) Fundamentals of English Grammar (Intermediate Level) Understanding and Using English Grammar (Advanced Level) Each of the Step Forward chapters include a grammar exercise. Here's a link to the Step Forward site. Make sure you click on your book image so you are on the right level. A4ESL has lots of grammar exercises. They are divided into easy, medium, and difficult. The exercises are done by many different teachers in different ways so try more than one if you don't like the first one that you try. The BBC Learning English site has excellent grammar lessons . Make sure you look at the "Grammar Challenge". Manythings.org has a grammar section. Some of the exercises link to A4ESL but some of them are just on many things.
Money: Beehive.org Financial CoachSubmitted by admin on Fri, 02/19/2010 - 13:07Beehive.org has a "Financial Coach" to help you cut expenses and save your money. Chinese New Year's PowerPointsSubmitted by admin on Tue, 02/16/2010 - 12:15You can see Gloria and Bi Yu's PowerPoints on the web. [Gloria's PowerPoint had to be revised to fit the web) Job Interview: Marshall Adult EducationSubmitted by admin on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 11:27Money: Budgeting & Credit Stories on Marshall Adult EducationSubmitted by admin on Fri, 01/29/2010 - 13:19 |
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