This is somehow connected to a campaign to fight AIDS in Africa, though I’m a little unclear how.

Thanks to the Innovative Interactivity blog for the tip.

However, I have to admit many of the stories are engaging, and are accessible to Intermediate English Language Learners.

I’ve placed the link on my website in the News section.

I’ve just updated The Best Sites To Learn About Mardi Gras & Carnivals.

It’s accessible to Intermediate ELL’s.

I’m adding it to The Best Places To Read & Write “Choose Your Own Adventure” Stories.

Acadia also has a tutorial called Credible Sources Count. It’s probably only accessible to advanced ELL’s.

I’m adding both to The Best Resources For Learning Research & Citation Skills.

When Love Is In The Year is a neat little interactive from the Tampa Bay newspaper.

Love and Romance Through The Ages is from the Virtual Museum of Canada.

How Valentine’s Day Helps the Economy shares some interesting information.

I’ve placed the link on my website under Word and Video Games.

It’s also a bit sad to see.

It would be very useful for students, particularly in Social Studies classes.

You can read all about it at her post, The Carnival of English Language Lessons.

She’s encouraging bloggers and non-bloggers alike to participate, and has created a special submission form to use, which you can access at her post. So please don’t use the regular system at the blogcarnival site. Submissions are due by March 21st.

It should be a fun and useful Carnival.

In case you missed it, Shelly Terrell posted the most recent Carnival last week. You can see all previous editions here.