Skyline E-Lessons
November 2005

This Month's E-Lessons
Each month there are new activities for every level. The activities are quick, fun and easy to use. Simply click below on the level appropriate for your students.

E-Lesson Archive
If you need topical teaching material in a hurry, let Skyline solve your problem! The monthly e-lessons provide perfect project ideas that are great for classroom activities and discussions. Click here for the E-Lesson Archive.

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Skyline News
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onestopenglish.com
The Skyline website is just one of a growing family of websites devoted to courses published by Macmillan. You can keep up-to-date with the latest developments by visiting onestopenglish.com.

onestopenglish.com is a free community resource site for EFL and ESL teachers. The website provides a range of services to the English teaching profession, including professional support, methodology articles, sample chapters, a large databank of teaching materials, and worksheets covering American and British English for all age groups and levels.

onestopenglish.com news
We'd like to hear your teaching anecdotes so that we can publish stories about what happens in classrooms around the world. We're looking for:

• Funny stories from the classroom

• Horror stories from the classroom

• Disaster stories from the classroom. Your first day as a teacher?

All winners will receive a bag of Macmillan products. This will vary but will always include methodology titles, readers and much more. Each month, one special prize will include a copy of the great new Macmillan English Dictionary with CD.

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A problem shared is a problem halved, so the saying goes. If you have a problem or question that you'd like some help with, why not post it on Teacher Talk, the onestopenglish discussion forum? There are many ways to benefit from Teacher Talk. Here are some suggestions.

Since July 2003, it has been possible to read Teacher Talk messages without needing to register, but you will need to register if you want to post a message. If you haven't done this before, please type in your e-mail address and password on this page. Then press the button called Update my details. If you don't have a password, you can ask us to send you one on the same page.

At the bottom of page 1, press the Continue button. Wait for page 2 to appear (this might take a couple of minutes), then select the first box called Free Resources/onestop forum. You can also select other services on this page at the same time. When you're happy with your selections, press the I agree button at the bottom of page 2.

If you'd like other users to be able to contact you directly, please remember to include your e-mail address when you post a message to the forum.

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Don't miss our exciting WebQuest feature! A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented activity in which most or all of the information used by learners is drawn from the Web. We provide a printable WebQuest and teacher's notes (with answers) to use in the class. Current WebQuests feature Boston, Kingston, New York, Oxford, Dublin, London, Sydney and Los Angeles. Click here for more information.

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Visit the Teacher’s Log where teachers from around the world share their experiences of teaching English in different countries. All featured letters win a library of books! In the latest log, you can read about teaching English in Hungary.

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There is now an archive of exciting lesson plans from the Lesson Share competition, with lessons covering writing, reading, integrated skills, grammar and vocabulary, and pronunciation.

There's a new round of the lesson share competition every month, so it's never too late to enter! For more information and to see the winning entries from earlier rounds, click here. The five best entries will win books worth about £100 $140 €160 ¥20000. Click here to see the prizes for this month's competition.

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