Предлагаемый демонстрационный материал предназначен для тех, кто изучает английский язык на начальном уровне. Яркие рисунки с одной стороны карточек, написание и транскрипция — с другой иллюстрируют лексику по 12 основным разговорным темам. Благодаря комплексному воздействию на органы чувств учеников лексика усваивается быстрее и эффективнее. Учитель также может комбинировать карточки по более узким темам. Демонстрационный материал подходит для использования в детских садах, школах и на курсах английского языка.
Explore the close relationship the creatures of the Arctic have with their fragile ecosystem. Students take an in-depth look at how the region's whales, seals, birds, and bears are threatened by climate changes happening around them. They'll also see how these animals may be sounding an early warning of things to come for the entire global environment.
Added by: Polhen | Karma: 6.17 | Black Hole | 9 January 2012
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Topics - Animals
A new series with factual topics in a modern magazine format for young adults and teenagers
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Charlie Bone awakes one morning to find the city covered with snow and all the animals gone. Where have they gone - and why? Blessed the dog tells Billy there was a terrible shuddering of the earth and immediately after, he saw a witch with two shadows crossing the hall in the Bloor's Academy. Could the discovery of an ancient mirror, and the movement of the shadow in the Red King's portrait have something to do with it? And a strange girl appears outside Charlie's house. She tells him he must follow her to find the animals. Can he trust her, and will she perhaps lead him to find someone he lost long before the animals?
Splashtime for Zoo Animals is one of six books in a series about how zoo animals eat, sleep, play, bathe, have babies, and make noise. The photographer, Richard Hewett, and I spent many hours at zoos watching animals and waiting for just the right moment to take a picture. It is important to have LOTS of patience when photographing animals. You can't ask an elephant to "just turn a little more this way, please"! Even though the photos look as if we were close to the animals, we were always safely on the other side of a fence or inside a vehicle. Richard used a telephoto lens to make the animals seem close-up.
