50 puzzles and games for practising your English. Puzzles are fun! Puzzles make you think, and English puzzles make you think about the English language. With English Puzzles, in class or at home, you can practise the English you already know (vocabulary, grammar, spelling...) - and learn some more.
Do you want to improve your ability to think 'outside the box' and boost your creativity? This truly mind-altering and inspirational book of more than 300 brand new lateral puzzles provides a fantastic opportunity for anyone to improve their creativity and mental flexibility. It is packed with all kinds of fun and imaginative problems of varying degrees of difficulty that encourage you to break out of familiar thought patterns and to think creatively and ‘outside the box’. In addition, the puzzles have extremely rewarding and addictive "Aha!" answers absolutely guaranteed to make you both groan and smile at the same time.
SKI AS YOU THINK is about mastering the art of self through the sport of skiing by proposing a faith based system to generate results rather than the more usual fear based system. You'll be shown how to bring your skiing in harmony with the timeless power of the universal law of Cause And Effect and make it work positively through every fiber of your being leading you towards levels of consciousness powerful enough to manifest the transformation you are looking for.
Happy birthday, friends - this is your holiday, because this is your site. It gives me great pleasure to see what Englishtips has turned into in the course of these 5 years: it is now a vibrant community of nearly half a million (think about this number for a second!) caring people who are here to help others learn... (read more)
Brain-Friendly Strategies for Developing Student Writing Skills, 2 Edition
Aligned with core principles of effective instruction, this resource provides brain-compatible strategies, reflection questions, and cross-curricular writing activities to boost students’ writing and achievement. Review "During the past thirty years as an English teacher and professor, as an educational publisher and national writing consultant, and as the director of the Educational Leadership Institute, I have not seen a more powerful book on the teaching of writing. Think of this book as a gift to yourself, your colleagues, and your students. Think of it as a spark that just might initiate a renaissance in the way writing is taught." (RW (Skip) Kistner, President )
