Here are some websites to find out how to improve your diet to reduce the chances of getting cancer:

8-Action Diet Plan

The Anti-Cancer Diet UK

Fruit and Veggies.Gov

The Anti-Cancer Diet (Helpguide.org)

 We all know that diet has a big effect on health. Cancer, heart disease, and diabetes are increasing; diet is a big reason for that. Here are some links from the American Heart Association to explore healthy eating (these are also excellent suggestions for reducing your chances of getting cancer):

Nutrition Center

Heart Smart Shopping

Heart Smart Cooking

 Reading Food Labels

Heart Healthy Diet Goals

Dining Out

Meet the Fats

Recipes

BBC Learn English

www.cdlponline.org

www.esl-lab.com

www.marshalladulteducation.org/reading-skills-for-todays-adult

VOA Special English

www.elllo.org

www.manythings.org

www.spellingcity.com

www.usalearns.org

www.myefa.org

California Low-Cost Auto  Insurance Program

Auto Insurance Comparison for 2010

 California Vacation Travel

California Welcome Centers

California Travel

Central CoastTourism

California State Parks

California National Parks

 Here are travel webquests that we might borrow ideas from:

Explore Oregon

Welcome to Henderson

Come Visit New Jersey

Designing a Tour of Washington, D.C.

Creating a Tour Brochure

Dream Vacation

Kentucky Webquest (Doesn't follow webquest pattern)

Travel Money

California Resources

Learn California (state archives)

Caiifornia physical geography

 Here's an Argentine site that has American English listening

 ESLGold.com offers English phrases that you can practice listening to.

Here are some sites for focusing on grammar:

The Azar Grammar website has PowerPoints that present the various grammar points covered in the Azar Grammar series:

Basic English Grammar (Beginning Level)

Fundamentals of English Grammar (Intermediate Level)

Understanding and Using English Grammar (Advanced Level)

Each of the Step Forward chapters include a grammar exercise. Here's a link to the Step Forward site. Make sure you click on your book image so you are on the right level.

A4ESL has lots of grammar exercises. They are divided into easy, medium, and difficult. The exercises are done by many different teachers in different ways so try more than one if you don't like the first one that you try.

The BBC Learning English site has excellent grammar lessons . Make sure you look at the "Grammar Challenge".

Manythings.org has a grammar section. Some of the exercises link to A4ESL but some of them are just on many things.