You're Welcome - Engels voor beginners

 

Year published/aired: 1988   

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# of episodes: 21

Grade: Beginners

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

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Broadcaster: NL3 (TELEAC)

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Director: Dineke Teeuw

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Plot (short): A Dutch course. I found in a TV magazine (MO 31.12.1990) You 're welcome, voorlichtingsprogramma voor deze cursus Engels voor beginners. (NL3 19.50h). Host Pieter Sleeboom. Started 1.Nov 1988. Re-broadcasted 1994. Maybe just studio scenes? There are grown-ups shown. Maybe the course is for adults? 

I first thought that the course is just called "Engels voor beginners" but it's  "You 're welcome". Pics on tvenradiodb.nl. I haven't found much other info.

Pic is from a book Engels voor beginners but 1993 Spanish version (same cover image, same Belgian publisher Deltas). 3 books by Aagje Dupré. 1989 Book series Taal leren voor beginners. Also other language courses. There were audio cassettes. I haven't found videos or pics of VHS. This is probably a different course.

Episodes: 30 minutes each

1 Hello!

2 What do you do in the morning?

3,6,9,13,17  Revision

4 What do you do in your spare time?

5 Could you tell me the way, please?

7 What yould you like?

8 Can I eat here?

10 Sir John, could you tell me...?

11 Is there a telephone in the room?

12 What did you want to be?

14 What was it like?

15 Do you ever work at weekends?

16 How are you feeling?

18 What sort od show is this?

19 What do you think?

20 Can you explain what Carnival is?

21 Revision 

Learning Well

 

Year published/aired: 2023   

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# of episodes: 9 units/level

Grade: Pre A1-B1 (7-14 yo)

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

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Production company: Macmillan

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Media: Digital only (Navio) ?

Media distribution: Macmillan

Additional media: books,  digital books,

Working material: Elaine Boyd, Araminta Grace,

Material publisher: Macmillan

Novel available:

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Plot (short): A 6 level primary course (American English) from Macmillan. Pic 1 from level 6 Unit 6 "Our Wellbeing spead" taken from the book sample. Pic 2 below from Level 1 unit 2 lesson 7 (official video sample). Many or most clips (at least level 1-4) might be animated. Songs, V-logs, real-world communication clips, and documentaries.

It also supports the Navio app. The teacher resources include an app with classroom presentation kit with videos etc (whiteboard ?) Each level has an additional book are called Wellness.

Episodes: Unknown length, most or all clips are probably very short 2-4 minutes ?

 

Update: Steps in English

I recently found this 2011 ? Oxford course, but I already had an entry. New pic from a Polish book of level 1. Scene showing Amy, Tomek and Dylan on right (in red). Unit 1 Welcome. Tomek and friends. Photostory, but I assume a video on DVD as well.

Unit 2 School, Unit 3 My home.

Next to vocabulary, grammar (2 steps), there are Skill Steps and Culture steps as columns in the book.

Culture Steps: Tomek has a blog (probably fictional), Unit 1: Blog: The Royal Family. Project Making a family tree.

Unit 2. Blog: School. Project: making a plan of your classroom.

Unit 3. Blog: Warwick Castle. Project: Making a poster about a Polish castle. -"DVD". Can't say what DVD exactly means here. Probably referring to a video from this. Not sure if it involves the kids as well (or just a castle), but it's likely.

Main post, with pic from  level 2 (other teens)

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/08/steps-in-english.html

There's also Steps Plus. 

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/02/steps-plus.html

Learning Lands

 

Year published/aired: 2024 ?  

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Grade: Pre A1-B1 (7-14 yo)

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

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Broadcaster: -

Production company: Macmillan

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Media: Digital only (Navio) 

Media distribution: Macmillan

Additional media: books,  digital books,

Working material: Alison Blair, Jane Cadwallader,

Material publisher: Macmillan

Novel available:

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Plot (short): A 6 level primary course (British English) from Macmillan. Pic from level 4 Unit 5 official clip on official YouTube channel. Many or most clips (at least level 1-4) are animated. Songs, V-logs, real-world communication clips, and documentaries.

It also supports the Navio app. The teacher resources include an app with classroom presentation kit with videos etc (whiteboard ?)

Episodes: Unknown length, most or all clips are probably very short 2-4 minutes ?

Level 5

Unit 1: Natural World 

Level 6

Unit 1: Travel Time 

Update 2: Project Explore

 

I found this but already had it. Even with an update. Oxford University courses. I found some better pics from the books. Pic 1 again from level 2. Boys probably called Jed, Fred and Alfie. There are also at least 2 girls, Lily and Elsa.

Pic 2 is from level 1. Surprisingly older kids/teens. Keira, Pablo, Viki and Ravi.

Some clips are animated. There are few live-action clips from level 2. Some on YouTube by Julieta Roldan. Also with the scene from my update. Clips are ca 1-3 minutes.

Very nice scenes, probably worth buying. Reminds me of Cornelsen's English G Lighthouse/Access.

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/06/project-explore.html

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2023/06/update-project-explore.html

Sorry, I'm currently very busy and running out of good courses. I still have some few. 

Teen2Teen

 

Year published/aired: 2011 ?  

Year produced/filmed:

# of episodes: ~12 units each 

Grade: A1-B2

Genres: Everyday's situations ?

Sub-subject:

Broadcaster: -

Production company: Oxford University Press

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Media: DVD videos, Online 

Media distribution: Oxford University Press

Additional media: books, CD-ROM, sheets, audio, iTools 

Working material: Joan M. Saslow, Allen Asher,

Material publisher: Oxford University Press

Novel available:

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Plot (short): A 4 level lower secondary course from Oxford University Press. American English. The earliest course I found on worldcat is from 2014. But should be from 2011. I think CD-ROMs (and Video DVDs) are included in the student's books. Pic 1 from Level 3 Unit 1 Video Lesson (found on YouTube), pic 2 from level 1 book. I haven't checked them all yet. Not sure about different editions. At least the current editon has iTools (Windows) and Online Practice (Teen2Teen Plus). I found (per level)

Student Extra Practice CD ROM, Teacher’s Resource CD-ROM, DVD Worksheets, Flashcards (plastic), Class Audio CD.

 

Episodes: unknown length, short clips (probably ~1-3 minutes each?)

 

Update: Speak Out

I found 2 episodes on YouTube (recent uploads from The Art of Film on 16mm). Pic from ep "At The Post-Office" (ep 5) Set in Alfriston/Sussex. FWU, Radio Bremen 1971, 25 minutes, showing siblings Jenny and Simon. Actress Sheila Raynor. No more actors credits. Director Nigel Whittaker.  

The other episode (6) is "At a Shoe Shop", with older actors starring Barbara New, Elvi Hale. Maybe he has some more episodes.

This was the 2nd German ELT series on TV and the 1st using VCR. Previously I haven't found any pics nor clips. Produced 1971. I think first aired 1972.

Main post 

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2021/07/speak-out.html

Chronological list 

https://schulfernsehenenglischhistory.blogspot.com/2021/07/chronological-list.html