Music in the English Language Classroom | ESL Library Blog

Even if you are not in school or have students, get up and dance anyway. Who needs an excuse. Try some of these ideas to practice English while you dance.

March is Music in our Schools Month! There has never been a better excuse to get up and dance with your students. To encourage you to bring music into your classroom this month, we’ve created a collection of useful links. These links are full of ideas for using music in the classroom. You will find lesson plans, teacher reflections, books, webinars, website reviews, and more. Thank you to all of our twitter pals for suggesting links to add to this page.

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Reading: Dr Seuss

Today, March 2, is Dr. Seuss' birthday. No one is ever too old to read Dr Seuss.

Source: mamiverse.com via Andrea on Pinterest

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Common English Mistakes Video

Grancie48 uploaded a video: Common English Mistakes: TWO-TOO-TO This video is a lesson in the correct usage

phrase-a-day natural language English lessons

PhraseMix.com helps you learn natural, native-like English, The site has over 1,000 free English lessons, and introduces a new English phrase each day.

Why study phrases? 

People don't speak a language well just by learning single words and grammar points. Instead, fluent speakers remember longer groups of words that work well together. When you memorize phrases and word combinations, it's easy to know what to say next. 

PhraseMix teaches NATURAL language

A Common English Mistakes Video

Grancie48 uploaded a video  : Common English Mistakes: THERE-THEY'RE-THEIR This video lesson discusses the commonly misspelled homophones "there", "they're", and "their".More

Tutorial: Twitter 101

Do you use Twitter to help you learn English? Other uses? Still don't get Twitter? This micro-blogging network is a useful tool for finding out what's going on with the people and things that matter to you the most. It is also a good learning tool. More and more learners are using Twitter in the classroom and learning on their own. With this simple and engaging tutorial, you can learn various ways to use Twitter.

Free Twitter 101 Tutorial at GCFLearnFree.org

ESL/Twitter Links

♦ Learn English on Twitter

♦ Twitter Tips for ESL Users

♦ How to Use Twitter with an ESL Group

♦ Using Twitter as an ESL Resource

♦ ESL Tech ~ Everyone's all a-Twitter

♦ Larry Ferlazo ~ Twitter Chats for ESL Teachers (& How to Participate)

♦ Larry Ferlazo ~ Best Resources for Beginning to Learn What Twitter is About

♦ Teaching ESL to Adults ~ How Twitter Helps ESL Students

♦ ESL Daily ~ 10 Tips to Twitter in theEFL Class

Want more? Just search the #ESL hashtag

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