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Hot Topics 2: Student Book and Audio
HOT TOPICS is guaranteed to engage readers, stimulate thinking, and provoke conversation while developing vocabulary and reading skills. The controversial topics explored in the text all have more than one side to them, thus encouraging debate and classroom discussion.
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Britain Explored takes a comprehensive look at the landscape, institutions and daily life of Great Britain. Each unit of the book presents a different aspect of the country, illustrated in full colour with helpful maps and charts. Comprehension Questions guide the students to examine the information closely and draw their own conclusions about key issues. At the end of each unit there is an interview, recorded on cassette, in which the speakers talk about their own varied experiences of life in Britain. They include a farmer. a Member of Parliament, a pensioner and a housewife.
These two books present an innovative approach to reinforcing students' math skills. The 27 engaging lessons in each book are easy to implement, require little or no preparation, and take only 5 to 15 minutes to teach. Designed for use during transition times, the minilessons help students practice math concepts, skills, and processes by applying them in a variety of problem-solving contexts throughout the school day. Content areas explored include: number and operations; algebra; geometry; data analysis and probability; and measurement.
"Ardis has ... written a provocative and illuminating book that should be read by all cultural and social historians hoping to gain a sense of the new versions of modernism being explored today." Editorial review
From both a historical and scientific point of view, above and below the surface, this engaging guide brings the world’s oceans to life through fun facts, illustrations, and in-depth information. Interactive activities appear throughout, ranging from making solar stills and simple fishing spears to experimenting with a homemade diving bell and figuring out how much water it really takes to survive. With the oceans being the least explored environment on Earth, this reference illuminates some of the most incredible and surprising plants and animals...
