Sounds Great 1: Single-Letter Sounds (Children's Phonics for Reading) (Book + Flash Cards + Audio)
Sounds Great is a five-level phonics series especially developed for young EFL/ESL learners. Sounds Great initiates the path to English fluency with a systematic presentation of the alphabet, vowel combinations, and consonant blends. The full-color illustrations and vast assortment of activities in each unit of Sounds Great allow the learners to develop their reading and writing skills. The fun chants following each unit will engage the learners' interests while facilitating vocabulary acquisition.
Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy: Plants
The diverse world of plants is the topic of this episode in the award-winning series Bill Nye the Science Guy. Despite the fact that plants are rooted to the ground, they are able to manufacture their own food, and some have interesting adaptations to keep from being eaten. Bill Nye introduces these plants and others, including ones that trap and eat insects. He brings his usual humorous touches to the program to keep the science information entertaining, including kid-pleasing graphics and odd camera angles.
Nowy kurs przygotowujący do egzaminu gimnazjalnego został opracowany przez zespуł autorуw mających doświadczenie w nauczaniu w polskim gimnazjum. Wyjątkowe połączenie podręcznika i repetytorium pozwala na efektywne wykorzystanie publikacji jako podręcznika w trzeciej klasie gimnazjum oraz jako repetytorium do samodzielnej powtуrki przed egzaminem.
Make English lessons exciting and fun with Treetops. Delightful characters and stories stimulate students' imaginations, motivating them to learn. Three engaging contexts, the seasons, the town, and medieval legends, offer you the opportunity for fun cross-curricular activities. And, you can enliven your lessons with the wide range of resources including puppets, posters, and classroom routines for all of the songs.
Pepys: Fire of London (Dramatized) In Pudding Lane, on 2 September, after a day of slaving over a hot oven, Thomas Farrinor, baker to King Charles II, went to bed unaware that his oven was still alight. The smouldering embers ignited some nearby firewood and by 1 o'clock in the morning his house was ablaze. A strong wind on that September morning ensured that sparks flew everywhere . . . Samuel Pepys' diary of the following days, dramatised by Hattie Naylor, reveals the unfolding drama.
Course No. 3300 Taught by Robert Garland Colgate University M.A., McMaster University Ph.D., University College London "Greece, the captive, made their savage victor captive." So wrote the Roman poet Horace in the 1st century B.C., when Rome's matchless armies had consolidated control over the entire Mediterranean world. Greece lay vanquished along with scores of other formerly independent lands. Yet Horace saw that something was special about Greece
Course No. 3300
