ESL Teachers - Introduce New Teaching Tools This Term With Wordwaves.com

ESL teachers, help your students explore English with the easy to use Wordwaves.com website - The best new teaching tool for ESL teachers.
 
April 26, 2011 - PRLog -- Teachers are always looking for new interactive tools to help guide students in the classroom. Now there is a new teaching tool for teachers teaching English as a second language (ESL) and even English at secondary and primary levels. Wordwaves.com is an easy to use website which teachers use to help students explore words through quotes and sayings. Whether you are teaching English as a second language in an English speaking country like America or England, or as a foreign language in China or Spain, ESL teachers should take a look at http://www.wordwaves.com/english-learning today.

Understanding How To Use Wordwaves.com in ESL Classes

A benefit for ESL teachers is that Wordwaves.com only uses quotes from published books. This means when you search for a word you are getting grammatically correct quotes and sayings from authors and books that have been loved throughout the years. Start with a simple word search and you will get quotes and sayings using that word. Any underlined word will lead you to quotes using the underlined word. This is great for ESL teachers whom want students to see words in sentences and explore new words. Students gain a greater understanding of English by seeing words being used in the proper contexts.

There are many other ways ESL teachers can use Wordwaves.com. Students can search quotes from particular books or authors. More books are being added every day so the selection is growing. There are also books from around the world, including America and England. For something a little fun ESL teachers can use Wordwaves.com’s “Missing Word Quiz” at http://www.wordwaves.com/missing-word-quiz-puzzle-wordwaves?. There are 4 levels for students to try and use different quotes each time you play. Try using Wordwaves.com in your next ESL class today.

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Think of a word and find out how famous authors used it in one of their books, plays or poems. See how different authors used the same word and compare. Click on other highlighted words and just explore Word Waves because it is fun.
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