The Pupil's Book contains twelve units with each unit designed to be taught over a two-week period. The key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening are consistently covered and are underpinned by the firm foundation of the grammar syllabus. An eBook version of the Pupil's Book is included along with a CD-ROM with extra material.
The English World Workbook 4 continues on the fun and engaging activities from the Pupil's Book helping to reinforce the exercises completed and material already learnt. The Workbook is designed to allow the children to work independently and the 'Learning to learn' section improves scanning and thinking skills.
This reprint preserves the original 1869 edition of "The Princess - A Medley," showcasing its historical significance and literary value. The book features a blend of poetry and narrative, exploring themes of love, identity, and societal expectations through its unique characters and lyrical style. Readers can appreciate the work's timeless quality and the insights it offers into the era's cultural context.
The Pupil's Book contains twelve units with each unit designed to be taught over a two-week period. The key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening are consistently covered and are underpinned by the firm foundation of the grammar syllabus. An eBook version of the Pupil's Book is included along with a CD-ROM with extra material.show more
The Teacher's Guide Pack contains step-by-step teaching notes for each lesson. Warm-ups for every lesson, Answer Keys for course components and useful classroom suggestions are contained within. Accompanying the Teacher's Guide is a page-faithful, electronic version of the Pupil's Book.show more
The Pupil's Book contains twelve units with each unit designed to be taught over a two-week period. The key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening are consistently covered and are underpinned by the firm foundation of the grammar syllabus. An eBook version of the Pupil's Book is included along with a CD-ROM with extra material.show more
The second volume of Mary Hocking's trilogy featuring the Fairley family
A Time of War told the story of a group of Wrens on a West Country airfield, but now the war is over, the girls are dispersed, and must learn to endure the rigours of the early post-war years, as well as the boredoms and perplexities of civilian life. While Kerren takes a job as a librarian and tries to forget her husband, who was killed in the war, her friend, Robin, has married a kind, conventional lawyer and lives in Cheltenham. But the lives of these two are still, though more remotely, linked; their reunions with other men and women from the old Station, and Kerren's efforts to adapt herself to a life far less sheltered than her wartime one, provide both comedy and some near-tragedy.Mary Hocking drew on her own experiences as an ex-Wren to trace the changes of emotional temperature, the disillusionment and the challenges, the need to realize new ways of life and the necessity to re-create themselves, experienced by her characters in this wonderful novel.
The Pupil's Book contains twelve units with each unit designed to be taught over a two-week period. The key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening are consistently covered and are underpinned by the firm foundation of the grammar syllabus. An eBook version of the Pupil's Book is included along with a CD-ROM with extra material.show more
