ESOL052 Long

This Course Guide will help you find videos and audio links to use for your ESOL/PIE 052 class Listening Log assignment. 

You will find:

• listening links: websites with audio to lectures and presentations.
• extra practice listening using dictation websites.
• information on how to search Google effectively and some search terms to use.
• where to ask for help if you need it!

If you have questions, please contact the librarian listed on this page!

CCC Library has over 500 books for adult English Language Learners.

These books are organized according to reading level, starting at Level 1 / yellow (easiest) and ending at Level 6 / black (hardest).

The New Reader Collection is located in the lower part of CCC Library, in the Periodicals/Student Lounge area in front-facing bookshelves.

Remember the rule of five: If you open a book to a page and don't understand five words on that page, it may be too challenging for you to read at this time. But you'll get there, and in the meantime, we have books for every reading level!

If you are reading at a level beyond Level 6 / black, talk to a librarian about other books in the library. We have some great young adult and popular fiction titles!

Does the Open Library have a collection for students organized by reading level or grade?

Yes! The Internet Archive's Open Library has partnered with ISKME and an expert group of educators and school librarians to develop the Universal School Library, a curated list of 2,300 books organized by reading level and grade.  You can browse the whole collection or find books for a particular reader:

• Reading Level - Grade 3

• Reading Level - Grade 4

• Reading Level - Grade 5

• Reading Level - Grade 6

• Reading Level - Grade 7

• Reading Level - Grade 8

• Reading Level - Grade 9

• Reading Level - Grade 10

• Reading Level - Grade 11

• Reading Level - Grade 12

• Reading Level - Adult Reader

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