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This song in the Sing Out Loud Children's Songs collection is a classic tune using body parts and movement. Poster included.

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This song in the Sing Out Loud Children's Songs collection encourages movement and rhythm. Poster included.

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This song in the Sing Out Loud Children's Songs collection is a traditional lullaby. Poster included.

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This song in the Sing Out Loud Children's Songs collection is a spelling rhyme. Poster included.

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This song in the Sing Out Loud Children's Songs collection is a counting rhyme. Poster included.

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This song in the Sing Out Loud Children's Songs collection is a classic story of a little girl and her lamb. Poster and illustrated story included.

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Pages:  10
Size:  8 x 10 in.
GPS Inv. No. G0829-E

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This lesson in Teaching Pragmatics examines different ways of greeting people.

Author: Ann Burke and Julie O'Sullivan Format: Text, Video, Website
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This collection of three small articles on how English Teaching Forum has been used in teacher training was created for this issue's anthology. Writers describe training sessions in Poland, Peru, Congo, and Togo. Teachers and teacher trainers all around the world have found innovative ways to take advantage of the availability, accessibility, and immediate applicability of Forum articles.

Authors: Krzysztov Strzemeski, Gail Brown, and Maria Snarski Format: Text
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An "in-house" journal is a publication that is produced by a single institution with article contributions coming from only professionals working at that institution. Creating an in-house journal gives teachers the opportunity to discover new ideas from their colleagues and to voice their own ideas. It also contributes to institutional development by keeping teacher-to-teacher conversations alive and educational policy relevant and innovative. This article presents a series of concrete steps for journal publication as well as some problems to avoid.

Author: Virginia C. Bunker Format: Text
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In areas of the world such as Nigeria where reading is not a central part of the culture, teachers may face a shortage of reading materials. One way to address this problem is by asking students to create their own reading materials. The activity described in this article focuses on a way students can engage in process learning by writing down oral folktales. Because students work in groups, they must communicate with each other in English to write and prepare their book. Students produce a tangible object from their learning that can be used to build a reading library.

Author: Grace J. Malgwi Format: Text
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