John Clark

Julie Ashworth

The "New Stepping Stones" series is the updated version of the successful "Stepping Stones" series. It applies a tried and tested methodology to teach English as foreign language to young learners, encouraging active vocabulary development and including stories, games and activities.

New Stepping Stones

Does a Whale Eat Ice Cream?

Engelsk billedordbog med mere end 1500 ord grupperet i emner

The Nelson Picture Dictionary

Cathy Lawday

Presents a four-level course that develops learning and language skills, using humorous characters, crosswords, and strip cartoons, with a strong emphasis on listening.

I-Spy

A four-level course that develops learning and language skills, using humorous characters, crosswords, and strip cartoons, with a strong emphasis on listening.

Activity book

I-Spy 2

A page to complement each page in the Course Book A variety of listening and reading puzzle-type tasks to consolidate language in the Course Book Self-evaluation checklists for each unit Cut-outs, including those used to build up pupils' own Picture Dictionary It provides imaginative, challenging tasks such as listening mazes, codes, and puzzles, which develop both communication skills as well as more general learning strategies. A gently-paced spiral syllabus recycles a limited range of language and ensures confidence and success for all abilities. There is a particular emphasis on developing listening skills, with carefully devised activities to teach children how to listen effectively, how to respond, and how to use the language they've heard to communicate with one another. Entertaining strip cartoons encourage listening and reading for pleasure. Each level also contains two longer stories, told through the accompanying Story Flashcards to keep the ending a surprise. There is an innovative and effective approach to vocabulary building: at the start of each lesson pupils have to remember a secret password, illustrated on the Passwords Poster, for the next lesson. Amusing situations and characters - such as the Ghoul School and the Spies - create an enjoyable learning context. The top-quality illustrations contain the kind of humour and detail children love. Posters, flashcards, stories, games, cut-outs and optional activities all form part of a rich and flexible resource which caters for a range of abilities and learning styles.

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