Providing EL Civics Curriculum, Downloadable lessons, games, and activities, a Multicultural Calendar, a Guest Student Blog, Useful Links, ESL Computer Assistance, a Variety of Holiday Lessons and Multimedia Presentations and Practices.
 
Every other month a picture will appear on this page. The picture is part of something bigger. Guess what it is and check back next time for the full picture!
 
The answer to this picture conundrum will be posted after September 1, 2008.
 
With the complete picture, you will see a list of ideas, questions, and writing prompts on a related subject.
W h a t is i t ?
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It’s a snail! For Discussion 1. The French created a gourmet dish using snails (escargot). Have you ever tried it? If you haven’t, would you try it? What foods have you eaten that are not eaten in other cultures? 2. Some people keep snails as pets (you don’t believe me? Look at the first link under “try this!”) What pets have you had? Would you like to have a pet if you don’t now? What kind? What are some advantages to having pets? What are some disadvantages? W h a t is i t ?
Try This! Read about “Snails as Pets” Try some snail-theme crafts Watch a video on Oahu Tree Snailshttp://members.tripod.com/arnobrosi/petsnail.htmlhttp://www.daniellesplace.com/html/snailcrafts.htmlhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=S4wnJp6sq_I&feature=relatedshapeimage_8_link_0shapeimage_8_link_1shapeimage_8_link_2
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For Writing Snails move very slowly. When is it good to move slowly? Tell a story about a time when you moved slowly or should have moved slowly, but didn’t.
EL Civics Curriculum
 
 
 
 
EL Civics Education
California Objective 13.6
 
 
 
 
 
EL Civics Emergencies
California Objective 16.4
 
 
 
 
 
EL Civics Nutrition
California Objective 46.3
 
For Teachers & Students
 
 
ESL for Teachers
 Grammar PowerPoints, downloadable games, downloadable 6x6 conversation starters, worksheets, word searches, and more
 
ESL for Students
An irregular verb chart, student guest blog, multicultural calendar, links, and more
 
ESL Teacher’s Blog
Useful ideas, comments on life, and other random stuff
 
Computer Learning for ESL
A PowerPoint presentation on using technology in the ESL classroom, links to keyboard and mouse practices, and more