http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/feed/? Latest topics Fri, 17 Apr 2009 03:41:44 GMT 10 http://i83.servimg.com/u/f83/13/73/32/95/oberli13.jpg http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/feed/? http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/games-activities-f8/two-truths-and-a-lie-t8.htm Ben King Two Truths and a Lie This game is for self-introduction. Write three sentences about yourself. Two are true, but one is a lie! Then read them to your friends. Your friends will guess which sentence is a lie. Example: Name: Ben 1) I play the saxophone. 2) During spring vacation, I completed henro in Shikoku. I walked more than 1,000 kilometers and visited 88 temples. 3) I have been to countries in North America, South America, Europe and Asia. Let’s play the ... Games & Activities Fri, 17 Apr 2009 03:41:44 GMT http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/games-activities-f8/two-truths-and-a-lie-t8.htm#11 http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/games-activities-f8/two-truths-and-a-lie-t8.htm http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/games-activities-f8/all-about-me-questions-for-self-introduction-with-japanese-vocabulary-t7.htm Ben King All about me!!! Please answer about your self. (自分のことについて答えてください。) What is your name? My name is ____________________. What is your blood type (血液型)? My blood type is __________________. When is your birthday (誕生日)? It’s ___________________________ (Month day, year = January 1, 1990). Where are you from? I’m from _______________________ (your hometown = 地元). What is your favorite color? (一番好きな色) My ... Games & Activities Wed, 15 Apr 2009 04:53:24 GMT http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/games-activities-f8/all-about-me-questions-for-self-introduction-with-japanese-vocabulary-t7.htm#10 http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/games-activities-f8/all-about-me-questions-for-self-introduction-with-japanese-vocabulary-t7.htm http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/japan-f13/hanami-spring-at-obirin-t4.htm Ben King Hello past, current, and future Japan Fellows. It's great to see this forum up and running! The 桜 (sakura - cherry blossoms) are blooming this week around 桜美林 (Obirin). We celebrated hanami as our first Shansi-kai. The Gotoh family, Ebara family, Malcolm Hoshi, Akiko Hayashi, Yoshie Fueki, and I attended. We look forward to many more Shansi-related parties in the future. Maybe the next one will be a BBQ?! Here's to spring in Japan. Cheers! Japan Wed, 01 Apr 2009 11:30:52 GMT http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/japan-f13/hanami-spring-at-obirin-t4.htm#4 http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/japan-f13/hanami-spring-at-obirin-t4.htm http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/links-f10/peace-corps-blog-t6.htm nhatt http://pcchina.wordpress.com/

Lots of good resources about teaching, although some are based around a textbook. Also includes other tips about living in China.]]> Links Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:01:06 GMT http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/links-f10/peace-corps-blog-t6.htm#8 http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/links-f10/peace-corps-blog-t6.htm http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/links-f10/dave-s-esl-cafe-t2.htm guybrown www.eslcafe.com

I used this website constantly. I think everyone should know it. Kim Faber definitely showed it to my group of outgoing fellows. It was very useful for my lesson planning.

Guy
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Sugiyarsono]]> Links Mon, 30 Mar 2009 23:34:37 GMT http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/links-f10/dave-s-esl-cafe-t2.htm#2 http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/links-f10/dave-s-esl-cafe-t2.htm http://oberlinshansi.forumotion.net/tips-for-the-road-f15/travel-the-world-for-free-t5.htm Ben King
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