Language Learning #21 featured a wealth of information on Total Physical Response, including articles by two of the world's most-known second language acquisition specialists, Stephen Krashen and James J. Asher, the originator of TPR.

• "Maximize Your Language Learning through TPR" by Reid Wilson
• "TPR: Still a Very Good Idea" by Stephen Krashen
• "Year 2000 Update for the Total Physical Response" by James J. Asher
• "502 Words That Can Be Learned Using Total Physical Response, By Domain" compiled by Reid Wilson

This will be a major focus of upcoming issues of Language Learning. Here's an article to get you started.

• "You Can't Get One from Me, But You Can Make Your Own" by Reid Wilson (on creating and using picture books)
• "Creating, Using, and Sharing Digital Picture Books" (forthcoming in a future issue of Language Learning)
• "The Use of a Book of Photos in Initial Comprehension Learning" by Greg Thomson (forthcoming in a future issue of Language Learning)

Here are other articles that discuss useful language learning activities for those already into a language learning program. And you'll also want to read "Language Learning in the Real World for Non-beginners" by Greg Thomson.

• "After TPR Comes the Series Method and Dialogue Generation" by Reid Wilson
• "A Simple Activity for Building Vocabulary Recognition" by Reid Wilson