David Deubelbeiss has just posted The 26th EFL / ESL / ELL Blog Carnival!

Bloggers from all around the world have contributed posts connected to the theme of “fun.”

It’s a month late this time because of technical issues with the Blog Carnival site that we’ve usually used for submissions. However, we won’t be using them again to avoid a repeat of this snafu.

The March 1st edition will be hosted by Adam Simpson. You can read about his plans for it at his post, No, don’t stop the carnival. Instead of using the submission form we’ve used in the past, just send the link to your post directly to him or to me (my contact form box may look a little weird, but it is functioning. I’m asking Edublogs to see if they can fix it). And there’s always Twitter or email at mrferlazzo at aol dot com.

Dani Lyra will be hosting the May 1st edition.

Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future editions.

You can see all the previous editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

Berni Wall has just published the 25th Edition of EFL/ESL/ELL Blog Carnival! She asked for teachers to contribute the most popular posts from their blogs and, boy, did she get them. This edition is filled with gems! Great job, Berni!

The next edition will be published on January 1st by David Deubelbeiss from EFL Classroom 2.0. Any posts related to teaching or learning English, including examples of student work, are welcome. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form. You can also communicate directly with David.

The March 1st edition will be hosted by Adam Simpson. You can read about his plans for it at his post, No, don’t stop the carnival.

Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future editions.

You can see all the previous editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

Eva Buyuksimkesyan has just published a fabulous 24th Edition of EFL/ESL/ELL Blog Carnival chock full of “Warmers, Fillers and 1st Week Activities.”

This is a Blog Carnival that teachers will be referring to for years to come! I’m certainly adding it to The Best Resources For Planning The First Day Of School.

The next edition will be published on November 1st by Berni Wall. Any posts related to teaching or learning English, including examples of student work, are welcome. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form. You can also communicate directly with Bernie.

David Deubelbeiss from EFL Classroom 2.0 will be hosting the January 1st edition.Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future Carnivals.

You can see all the previous editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

Shelly Terrell has just posted The Young Learners Edition (23rd) of the ESL/EFL/ELL Carnival and, of course, she’s done an excellent job. You definitely want to take a look at it.

The Carnival is taking a bit of a summer break. The next edition will be published on September 1st by Eva Buyuksimkesyan. Any posts related to teaching or learning English, including examples of student work, are welcome. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form. You can also communicate directly with Eva.

The November 1st edition will be hosted by Berni Wall. Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future editions.

You can see all the previous editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

David Deubelbeiss has just posted the Twenty-Second Edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival, and it has a record-setting number of submissions.

There will be a special May 1st edition focusing on Young Learners and hosted by Shelly Terrell. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form. You can also send it to Shelly directly.

The following edition will be published by Eva Buyuksimkesyan on September 1st. The November 1st edition will be hosted by Berni Wall. Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future editions.

You can see all the previous editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

Alice Mercer has just posted the Twenty-First Edition of the ESL/EFL/ELD Blog Carnival, and it’s a fabulous one.

Not only are all the contributions top-notch, but Alice has written a thoughtful commentary about each one! Kudos, Alice!

David Deubelbeiss at EFL Classroom 2.0 will be hosting the April 1st edition. Any posts related to teaching or learning English, including examples of student work, are welcome. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form.

There will be a special May 1st edition focusing on Young Learners and hosted by Shelly Terrell. The following edition will be published by Eva Buyuksimkesyan on September 1st. Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future editions.

You can see all the previous editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

The Twentieth edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival has just been posted!

Sabrina De Vita from Buenos Aires, Argentina, has done a great job collecting eighteen posts from English teachers around the world.

The next ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival will be published on February 1st at by
Alice Mercer. Any posts related to teaching or learning English, including examples of student work, are welcome. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form.

You can see all the previous nineteen editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

Let me know if you might be interested in hosting future editions.

Ms. Flecha has just posted the Nineteenth Edition Of The ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival, and she’s done a great job. You can check-out posts there from twenty ESL/EFL teachers from all around the world.

The next regularly-schedule ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival will be published on December 1st at Sabrina’s Weblog. You can contribute a post to it by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form.

In addition, Anne Hodgson is organizing a special Blog Carnival on November 1st specifically dedicated to teaching Business English (BE) and English for Specific Purposes (ESP). For more information about that carnival, and to use a form Anne has created for submissions to it, please go to her blog.

You can see all the previous eighteen editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

David Deubelbeiss has just posted the Eighteenth Edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival, and he’s certainly done it in a unique way. Check-out his “Carnival.”

Ms. Flecha will be hosting the next edition of the Carnival on October 1st.

This blog carnival welcomes any blog posts, including examples of student work, that are related to teaching or learning English. You can contribute one by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form.

In addition, Anne Hodgson is organizing a special Blog Carnival on November 1st specifically dedicated to teaching Business English (BE) and English for Specific Purposes (ESP). For more information about that carnival, and to use a form Anne has created for submissions to it, please go to her blog.

You can see all the previous seventeen editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.

Mary Ann Zehr at Learning The Language has just posted the Seventeenth Edition of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival. It’s a great collection of blog posts from teachers all around the world.

Mary Ann has arranged it as a Question/Answer post, with each post answering a question she lists. It’s a pretty neat idea.

The August 1st edition of the Carnival will be hosted by David Deubelbeiss from EFL Classroom 2.0.

This blog carnival welcomes any blog posts, including examples of student work, that are related to teaching or learning English. I suspect David will create other ways you can submit a post but, for now, you can contribute one by using this easy submission form. If the form does not work for some reason, you can send the link to me via my Contact Form.

You can see all the previous sixteen editions of the ESL/EFL/ELL Blog Carnival here.