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Reading Materials   1. An English-Speaking World by Kenji 2. American Patchwork 3. American Pictures 4. Studying and Learning 5. Easy Readings 6. Easy Readings (with photos) 7. TOEIC: Part VII Reading 8. Studying and Living in the United States   Communication Communication Theory Communication Practice Practical Communication   Getting to Know Americans Public Speaking (Communication Practice)   DIFFERENCES IN COLOR ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICANS AND JAPANESE (long article) What is Communication? (long article) English-Spepaking Countries The United Kingdom The Republic of Ireland Ireland The United States Canada Australia New Zealand Niagara Falls New York City and Its History Welcome to New York The Dawn of American Independence: Boston and the American Revolution Colonial Days Educational Tours American Holidays American Holidays Easter April Fool's Day Flag Day Independence Day Labor Day Christmas New Years Jewish Holidays in America Famous Places Colonial Williamsburg （Listening　Material/American Panorama） Washington, D.C. (American Patchwork) New York City New Orleans (American Pictures) American History The First English Colony in America Plantation Life Hospitality on Plantations The War of Independence The Internet E-Mail Computer Lists, Newsgroups on Usenet, and E-Mail Newsletters Using the World Wide Web (WWW) Studying Abroad and the Internet (Studying and Living in the United States)   Invitation to the World of Internet Reading   Evaluating Sources　by Deborah Healey   Evaluating Sources--Practice　by Deborah Healey   Finding Authoritative Sources on the Internet　by Deborah Healey Science Pollution English Newspapers Reading English Newspapers--Why Reading English Newspapers--How Literature Jane Austen The Bronte Sisters Charles Dickens William Shakespeare William Wordsworth Writing Skills   The English Paragraph   The Topic Sentence   Transitions in a Paragraph   Narratives   Making Referents Clear (Not found)   Outlining   Summarizing Reading Skills   Meaning from Context   Skimming   Reading The Internet TESL Journal   Things to Read   ELT Textbooks   top of the page Copyright (2004) by Kenji Kitao