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Reading Links
| Use the links to go to different websites that have activities and stories that will improve your reading. Try some of the activites from this page such as the Academic Word List. It is a good idea to have an online dictionary open at the same time you are reading, but only stop to look up definitions after you have tried reading. Guessing meaning from context is important to learning new vocabulary words.Try the CDLP site first! | |
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| Great site for a variety of stories in content areas that students can read and listen to/ Intermediate-Advanced. | |
| (excellent explanations of strategies of skimming and scanning and many good reading links) | |
| Many different reading links and stores. The best links site. | |
| Different levels of reading with comprehension exercises. | |
| Excellent links and test to speech program links, also good stories links with graded stories and comprehenion exercises. Good for beginners! | |
| The 570 word family Academic Word List with short definitions, divided into 10 sub lists | |
| The AWL in alphabetical order with link to Cambridge Learner's Dictionary definitions, also links to exercises and other resources. | |
| Academic Word List exercises |
Many fill in cloze vocabulary esercises for each Academic Word List sub list and other exercises. |
| Short article on reading and learning vocabulary research and also teaching considerations-a must read for teachers. | |
| General Service List | A list of the 2,000 plus most frequent English words and exercises, gives students more than 5,000 word lexical itmes if they know these words. |