Volunteer in the community I. Warm Up: Look at the pictures and answer the following quesrions: 1. "What are the people in these pictures doing?" 2. "Are they getting paid? Why do you think they do it?" 3. "Have you ever volunteered in Canada or your home country?" Posting 1: Food Bank Volunteer Volunteer Needed: Food Bank Assistant Location: Downtown Community Food Bank Days: Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Tasks: Sort canned food, pack boxes, help visitors. Requirements: Fri

The Public Library & Community Services I. Vocabulary: 1. Borrow / Check out: (v) To take a book or item home and return it later. 2. Return: (v) To give a borrowed item back to the library. 3. Renew: (v) To extend the time you can keep a borrowed item. 4. Hold / Reserve: (v) To ask the library to save a specific item for you when it becomes available. 5. Due date: (n) The exact date when a borrowed item must be returned. 6.Late fee / Fine: (n) Money you have to pay if yo

Prepositions of Place & Giving Directions Prepositions of place help us describe where someone or something is located. When combined with movement and navigation, they become essential tools for giving and following directions. Part 1: Core Prepositions of Place The three most common prepositions of place are in, on, and at. They generally move from general spaces to specific points: In (Inside an enclosed space, container, or area) Examples: in the room, in a box, in the pa

My Community & Neighbourhood A community is a group of people who live, work, or learn together in the same place. It can be your neighbourhood, your school, or your city. In a community, people help each other, share resources like parks and libraries, and feel like they belong. When neighbours care for each other, the community becomes a safe and friendly place for everyone. I. Read and practice the conversation with a partner. Aisha: Hi, Marco! Welcome to the neighbourhood

Registering for an ESL Class at the Community Center In this lesson, you will practise a conversation at a local community center. A newcomer visits the front desk to ask about English classes, class schedules, and support services like free childcare and bus tickets. Listen to and read the dialogue, then practise role-playing with a partner to build your confidence when speaking to staff at community organizations. Staff: Good morning! Welcome to the community center. Visito