Everyone, Speak!is a three-level speaking series designed for high-beginner to intermediate students. With Everyone, Speak!, students build basic speaking skills through activities and topics that reflect real-life situations. This series’ emphasis is on integrated speaking skills related to communication skills and presentation skills. Well-designed from a pedagogical perspective, Everyone, Speak! improves students’ English communication skills and presentation skills and makes learning how to speak English interesting and fun!
50 Engaging Stories for Students to Read, Fill In, Solve, and Sharpen Their Math Skills
These funny and engaging “mad lib” worksheets give kids a fun way to practice math skills and solving word problems. Skill topics correlate to the NCTM standards and include addition, subtraction, measurement, time, patterns, algebra readiness, and lots more. They're perfect for partner and small-group learning. For use with Grades 2-3
Sesame Street Letters is an educational CD-ROM which lays the foundation for prereading skills for children ages two to six. Oscar the Grouch and Telly are your hosts and introduce you to letters and phonics while also telling stories, singing and exploring the Sesame Street neighborhood.
Fly High is a motivating four-level course for young learners that integrates reading, grammar, writing, listening, and speaking skills in a fun and engaging way. Language is presented in humorous cartoon stories and follows the adventures of the Fly High characters. Games and songs are used to consolidate language and a 'Reading for Pleasure' story develops reading skills and recycles language in a new context .
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Read and Understand Fiction grade 4-6
Read and Understand Fiction Grade 4-6 expands the series to higher grades. Along with the new Read and Understand Fiction Grade 4-6, it provides teachers with a comprehensive resource of stories and skills pages to supplement any core reading program.
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