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WebEnglish.se Newsletter May 29th

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This is the last Newsletter for this term. The next one will be published on August 7th. Have a Relaxing Summer and Stay Cool!

Streamlining WebEnglish.se

It's been a real eye-opener to check the links in WebEnglish.se to see which ones have not been visited for the last year. Let's call it streamlining;

Updated Themes

Summer, 1-6

A Theme Page about Summer with songs, vocabulary, reading and listening activities for elementary students (A1), year 1-6 in Sweden Related pages: Weather 3-4, Spring is here 1-6, End of the Year 3-8

Mother's Day

Mother's Day is celebrated on the 2nd Sunday in May in the USA, but on the last Sunday in Sweden. In the UK Mothering Sunday is on the 4th Sunday of Lent, the time between Ash Wednesday and Easter Day.

More Current Themes

End of the Year, 4-9

Theme Page with activities that can be used during the last few weeks of spring term. Related page: Future Plans, year 9

Future Plans

This theme page presents materials for graduating students at the end of the term, thinking about their future. Level B1-C2.

Tips for Textbook, year 4-6

Explore, Textbook for Elementary Classes

Finally, there is a textbook in Sweden that does not contradict the Syllabus. NoK has published a book called Explore. WebEnglish.se recommends it on three accounts: There are no translations The vocabulary list at the back of the book is only from English to Swedish, and gives equivalents of the words in each chapter in the context where they are. …

Tips for Your Students

1:1 Learning

Do you want to improve your English in your own time and pace? Check the following sites for your own English studies:

Winner of the Month

Just behind the usual 'English Speaking Countries', this page surprised with its popularity this month:

Unit 07 Describing People

Background Most teenagers are curious about their own and each other's looks, which makes the topic easy to relate to. Talking about oneself and the classmates will hopefully help the class bond.