Student+Tasks

Read the tasks. If you have finished one, do another! You can always go back and fix up your mistakes or make another cartoon!

Casual conversation Listening practice @http://www.esl-lab.com/index.htm @http://www.eslfast.com/ @http://www.elllo.org/ @http://www.manythings.org/e/listening.html
 * Task 1**

Go to Virtual ILC Ask your teacher for the username and password. Chose an Easy News topic, listen to it and answer the questions
 * Task 2**

Go to Australia Network and explore the site, listen to an episode.

Use Issues in English, answer the comprehension questions. Try not to read the text, just listen to it.

Project This is a project that you can do about the Theatre Royal. (Information Texts, Interpreting an advertisement)
 * Task 3**

Level 3 Students need to prepare and present an oral presentation (Test E2). Start doing research on a topic you would like to present. Check with your teacher about the topic you choose. The assessment criteria is here.

Level 2 and Level 3 students do tests on Listening to Casual Conversations Here are some useful links that you can use to prepare. ESL Gold English Study Direct

Some grammar practice tests can be found here

On the ABC 1 program "Stateline" on Friday 10th July, there was a feature about two Sudanese brothers who live in Launceston. They have both joined AFL football teams and have become valued team members.
 * Task 4**
 * __REFUGEE AFL PROJECT__**

__Instructions:__

1. Click [|here] to read a transcript of the program. You could print out the transcript.

2. Cick on the following link to complete a worksheet online or print it out and give it to a teacher to mark. [[[]">Click]]

3. Here are some links to websites which may give you further information about topics in the video: [|Sudan] [|AFL Football] [|St Patrick's school] [|Launceston] [|Launceston Football Club] [|South Launceston Football Club]

4. Being a member of a Tasmanian football club has helped Andrea and Majak to make Australian friends and become a part of the community where they live. Sports clubs are just one of the types of organisations that migrants can join to help them to meet people. Try the "Out and About in the Community" project to find out more.

1. Click on Discussion. 2. In the Subject box write a title for your message 3. Write a message in the Message box using Txt Language. 4. Click Post
 * Send Fiona a message using Txt language.**


 * Information report**
 * 1. go to www.google.com.au **
 * 2. type in a place in Tasmania that you want to visit or have visited. **
 * 3. Find information about that place. DO NOT COPY from the website. **
 * In your own words include this information **
 * Name: **
 * Location: **
 * Population: **
 * Climate: **
 * Tourist attractions: **
 * Places to eat: **
 * Places to stay: **


 * You may include ONE or TWO photos of the place. **

Make a cartoon
Go to Toondoo.com Make your own ENGLISH cartoon. This is Jason's cartoon Here are some instructions on how to use toondoo.

3. When you have made your cartoon, put it on your student page. (Please write the date)

Here is one I made this morning :) media type="custom" key="4306767"

4. You can make as many cartoons as you like.

Add to your own student page. Tell us about yourself, your country, your goals etc.