VOA Learning English: Everyday Grammar TV: Connotations
Saturday, January 7, 2023
Friday, January 6, 2023
MAE 2023 ESL 3 Class 04
Greg Conley: Three Kings Day, Epiphany, or Theophany? - Holidays Around The World
VOA Learning English: English in a Minute: Turning over a New Leaf
Randall's ESL Listening Lab: Happy New Year
- “turn over a new leaf” = change personal habits
- “I’ve decided to turn over a new leaf; I’m going to exercise three times a week and not play so many video games.”
- “ring in the new year” = celebrate the new year
- “We’re going to ring in the new year at my sister’s house next week.”
Milpitas Storm Info (frequently updated)
Ventures 3 Chapter 4 workbook
Ventures 3 Chapter 4 Lesson B video | Lesson C video
Health: Fast Food Decision
Thursday, January 5, 2023
MAE 2023 ESL 3 Class 03
Simon's Cat: New Year Resolutions
Milpitas Storm Info (frequently updated)
Ventures 3 Chapter 4 workbook
Ventures 3 Chapter 4 Lesson B video | Lesson C video
Health: Fast Food Decision
Wednesday, January 4, 2023
MAE 2023 ESL 3 Class 02
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a flood watch and high wind warning for the greater Bay Area through Thursday, January 5.
The City of Milpitas is urging residents to stay home if possible and to anticipate and prepare for possible disruptions to power and internet services for extended periods. Please monitor weather forecasts and be alert for possible flood and evacuation warnings.
Given the anticipated severe weather conditions please be aware that there may be a delay in emergency services response. Call 911 only in a police, fire, or medical emergency. To report non-emergency situations residents are encouraged to use the MyMilpitas App (iOS App Store / Google Play) or call the police department at 408-586-2400.
Tips on staying safe and preparing for the storm as well as links to various resources are included below.
Flood Resources
Housing Info
- Overnight Warming Locations/Shelter Services
- Cold Weather Safety
- Milpitas Sheltering Program
- HomeFirst Services
- Call 408-539-2105
- E-mail Outreach@homefirstscc.org
Other Resources
- Public Works Emergency Hotline After Hours/Milpitas PD
- Call 408-586-2400
- PG&E Outage Information
- National Weather Service
- SCC Road Closure Map
- 511 Traffic Alerts
- Sign up for AlertSCC
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
MAE 2023 ESL 3 Class 01
VOA Learning English: English in a Minute: Out With the Old, In With the New
Ventures 3 Chapter 4 workbook
Health: Fast Food Decision
Randall's ESL Listening Lab: Happy New Year
- “turn over a new leaf” = change personal habits
- “I’ve decided to turn over a new leaf; I’m going to exercise three times a week and not play so many video games.”
- “ring in the new year” = celebrate the new year
- “We’re going to ring in the new year at my sister’s house next week.”
Monday, January 2, 2023
Change
Jennifer ESL: Oral Reading Fluency 14: "Change" - Improve your pronunciation and vocabulary through reading!
INDEX:
0:00 Topic
0:32 Vocabulary Note
0:59 First Reading: listen
1:45 Second Reading: listen and repeat
3:42 Third Reading: slow reading
4:54 Fourth Reading: natural reading
5:50 Post-reading Thoughts
Every year is full of change. Almost every month brings something new into our lives. The one thing that is certain in this world is change. Nothing remains the same for long.
What will happen next? Who knows? Some may feel change is forced upon us. But if we learn to expect changes, life becomes easier to face, so don’t turn away. Turn toward what is coming.
Sunday, January 1, 2023
"Ring Out, Wild Bells" by Tennyson - A Poem for the New Year
Jennifer ESL: "Ring Out, Wild Bells" by Tennyson - A Poem for the New Year
Index 0:00 Introduction to "Ring Out, Wild Bells" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson 0:48 Let's study the poem 6:10 Let's read the poem together. This poem is in the public domain.
Elli: New Year's pdf | listening
Woodward English: What is one thing you have done this year that you are proud of? – English Conversation Question 6
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