Stories For The New Millennium
by David DeRocco
About
Stories for the New Millennium is a fifty unit reproducible book for teaching esl reading. This textbook will make for lively discussion in your esl class. The articles in Stories for the new Millennium are short and written at a beginner level. The articles in this esl book are complemented by a variety of exercises, with attention paid to the different skill areas. With its focus on modern and interesting issues, Stories for the New Millennium is a great place for begginer esl students to learn to love to read.Topics in Stories for the New Millennium are:# Cloning# El Ninos# Spontaneous Combustion# Comic Books# Titanic# Solar Energy# Komodo Dragons# Human Senses# Concussions# Mars# Pulsars# Mutual Funds# Mad Cow Disease# Deep Blue# Insects# Casinos# Forest Fires# Plastic# Irradiating Foods# Digital Cameras# Food Poisoning# Super Models# Space Stations# SETI# Air Pollution# Arthroscopic Surgery# IQ Tests# Computer Viruses# Roller Coasters# Aroma Therapy# Fresh Water# Liposuction# Coffee# Fingerprints# Compact Discs# Psychic Mediums# Rap Music# B-Movies# Fish Stocks# Exchange Rates# European Economic Community# Ultraviolet Rays# Opera# Zapruder Film# Chocolate# Berlin# Infomercials# Hot Sauces# World Cup# Distance Learning
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