Here is a site with lots of phonetics and phonology; http://kmarhuenda.free.fr/ look at the links section for other sites

There are lots of numbers rhymes here and the advantage is that you can hear them! http://www.nurseryrhymes4u.com/nursery_rhymes/counting.html try "5 fat sausages" , "look, look and see" "mary at the kitchen door" for really easy ones; "ten little indians" is an easy counting song.

Pour voir le projet des nouveaux programmes de l'école primaire, voir le site d'eduscol http://eduscol.education.fr/ il y a également des informations sur l'anglais en lycée professionnel.

English is not a phonetic language but a stressed language; the rules are complicated but there are ways to remember them! take a look at http://www.englishclub.com/pronunciation/index.htm you can work on word stress, sentence stress and homophones.

Allemand lors de l’épreuve obligatoire, le niveau linguistique des candidats s’est avéré très satisfaisant, le niveau b2 étant acquis par un certain nombre d’ entre eux. le jury a apprécié la clarté des présentations de texte, la cohérence de leur argumentation et la réactivité des candidats lors de l’entretien, ils semblent avo

Tv ark has links to all major tv channels as well as classification according to types of programmes; it is called a museum of television http://www.tv-ark.org.uk/index.html you can see the history of tv presentation; there is also a good section on adverts.

Fancy making your own movie scene? write the script, choose the characters, the background and the music! http://dfilm.com/live/moviemaker.html

Tice-anglais cdrom broadways interactive (nathan) reading comprehension online www.readingmatrix.com read a short text / answer comprehension questions / do grammar, syntax and lexical work on the text. listening comprehension www.esl-lab.com www.elllo.org listen to short interviews, dialogues online in different accent / listen with and without th

There are a number of good webquests here, which are made specifically for french students who are learning english http://www.ac-nantes.fr:8080/peda/disc/lv/anglais/sitwqest.htm there is a good one on british newspapers ("todays news" in the section called "grande bretagne") or one called "independence day" as well as webquests about ireland, lite

Professor garfield has some good games on http://www.professorgarfield.org try the reading ring where you have to put the strips from a comic strip in order, then answer three questions about it.