Jcreed's Ad-Hoc Esperanto Tutorial

• MIT Notes. Good stuff. There are tables of prepositions and correlatives in the appendices.
• Reta Vortaro is a great online esperanto-esperanto dictionary, and a passable esperanto-english dictionary.
• Traduku is another option for the english-esperanto and esperanto-english directions.
• Babilejo is a web interface to a bunch of interconnected chat interfaces. People from IRC #esperanto, a MUD named "Virtuala Esperanta Kongreso", or just "VEK", and the web client can all chat together.
• eLibrejo has lots of books for free.

• La Eta Princo.
• Word list for La Eta Princo.
• Hejmtasko: translate the dedication and the first chapter of the little prince into english as much as you can. Make a list of any constructions or phrasings you find confusing or hard to translate, or words that I simply failed to include in the word list. (except for prepositions, prefixes, suffixes, and demonstratives, because you can find them in the MIT notes linked to above)
• Next meeting thingy: I hope next week, same time is okay: Thu Jan 30, 17:00. If there are no better ideas, (although I'm hoping the Eta Princo translation task will spawn some) I could discuss the other two verb conjugations I haven't gone into yet (-us and -u), how to form questions, and maybe some of the funky preprositions like por vs. pro, da vs. de, je, po.