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Hooray! Let''s play! is the brand new 3-level course for 3 to 5-year-olds by world-renowned author team Herbert Puchta and Gunter Gerngross. This exciting and innovative course helps you maximise your English lessons with very young learners and offers your pupils lots of fun and highly-stimulating activities.Hooray! Let''s play! has a unique multisensory approach that develops young children''s core thinking skills and offers motivating value-based stories to promote essential social skills. FOR THE STUDENT:Hooray! Let''s play! promotes multi-sensory learning through a variety of motivating games, stories, action stories and songs; is fun and easy to teach allowing children to learn in a natural and memorable way; offers a unique combination of materials - books, DVDs, Audio CDs, DVD-ROMS, story cards, flashcards and a hand puppet to suit every classroom need; introduces 4 delightful characters - Peter the Panda, Rosie the Rabbit, Connie the Crocodile and Tom the Turtle - who quickly befriend the children and create a positive, warm learning environment.

Hooray! Let''s play! is the brand new 3-level course for 3 to 5-year-olds by world-renowned author team Herbert Puchta and Gunter Gerngross. This exciting and innovative course helps you maximise your English lessons with very young learners and offers your pupils lots of fun and highly-stimulating activities.Hooray! Let''s play! has a unique multisensory approach that develops young children''s core thinking skills and offers motivating value-based stories to promote essential social skills.FOR THE STUDENT:Hooray! Let''s play! promotes multi-sensory learning through a variety of motivating games, stories, action stories and songs; is fun and easy to teach allowing children to learn in a natural and memorable way; offers a unique combination of materials - books, DVDs, Audio CDs, DVD-ROMS, story cards, flashcards and a hand puppet to suit every classroom need; introduces 4 delightful characters - Peter the Panda, Rosie the Rabbit, Connie the Crocodile and Tom the Turtle - who quickly befriend the children and create a positive, warm learning environment.

Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania to see a local nobleman, Count Dracula. Jonathan realises that things are not what they seem at Castle Dracula and, before he knows it, his nightmare begins.Soon Jonathan and his friends and family are battling for their lives against the terrible Count in a race of good against evil that will bring them from Transylvania to London and across Europe once more to the Black Sea.Can Jonathan and his friends destroy Dracula?

When Mary Lennoxs parents die in India, she moves to England to live in her uncles enormous manor.Mary is sad and lonely but one day she finds an old key to a secret garden that no one goes into and a whole new world of magic and enchantment opens up to her. Before long Mary learns to make friends for the first time.Can the garden bring back the love that is missing from their lives?

Contains a TreeTops logo, parental notes on inside back cover, and teaching materials. This work includes a spine.

Mrs Peterson gives her class a big new project - they have to find something they can sell at Tunbridge Town Fete. At first, Justin's group don't know what to sell, but then Justin has a bright idea - they'll sell 'worm juice'. Worm juice is a wonderful fertiliser for plants! But Justin and his friends soon discover that setting up a worm farm isn't easy, and as the date of the fete gets closer, they wonder if they're going to have anything to sell!

Every night, a mother tells stories. Her children remember the stories. When they grow up, they tell them to their children. And their children tell the stories to their children. This goes on for hundreds of years. In different places, people tell different stories. Nobody knowswho made up these old stories. They are part of family life. They are folk tales.In Germany, a village is full of rats. A strange man arrives to help. In America, a man wakes after a long sleep. He finds the world has changed. In Japan, a boy draws dragons.They save his life. In England, a poor man becomes rich because of a cat. In Africa, a mother looks for stories. Find out where she finds them.Read on to enjoy these tales from around the world.

Songbirds Phonics combines real phonic stories with interactive whiteboard software to deliver the requirements for high-quality phonics teaching resources. These six Stage 6 books revise all phonics previously covered in Songbirds Stages 1+, 2, 3 and 4, and focus on differentspellings of long vowels, e.g. /ur/ made by er, ir, ur, ear, or. Notes inside the covers of the storybooks for parents/carers and teaching assistants support both comprehension and word recognition. Also available, a class pack of 36 Songbirds Phonics books, Stage 6, and a Stage 5-6 eSongbirds Phonics CD-ROM.

The Stage 8 Biff, Chip and Kipper Stories provide humorous storylines to engage and motivate children. The popular characters and familiar settings are brought to life by Roderick Hunt and Alex Brychta. The stories are unchanged from the previous edition but the cover notes have been updated to support adults in sharing the story with the child.

Delightful phonics stories by Julia Donaldson, the best-selling author of The Gruffalo. Fully compatible with a broad and rich curriculum, the clearly structured Songbird Phonics programme enables quick progression in learning all 44 grapheme-phoneme correspondences.

Time Runners: The children travel back to Ancient Rome for another amazing adventure. Tyler: His Story: We find out more about the children s new friend, Tyler, and his life in 19th century England. A Jack and Three Queens: The children drop in on Shakespeare in Elizabethan England to foil another Viran plot. Mission Victory: Chip and Wilf hitch a lift on HMS Victory. The Enigma Plot: The children visit Bletchley Park at the time of World War 2 to prevent the Virans from changing history. The Thief Who Stole Nothing: Find out more about the Islamic Golden Age and the discovery of zero.

Short stories from Oxford Bookworms with a unique set of resources and information for running successful Reading Circles.OverviewBookworms Club offers collections of stories selected from existing titles of the Oxford Bookworms Library, with resources for use with Reading Circles. Reading Circles are groups of students who meet in the classroom to discuss stories, having prepared their Reading Circle role. Bookworms Club provides all that is needed for running Reading Circles.Key features* Stories at a range of abilities drawn from the respected Bookworms series, specially selected for use with Reading Circles classes.* Story introductions, author information, and activities for each story.* Detailed information and support in the Handbook for running Reading Circles.* Resources include photocopiable Role Sheets and Reading Schedule Chart, and Expansion Activities.Note: the stories in Bookworms Club already appear in existing Bookworms Library titles; story introductions, activities, and all Reading Circles resources are new.

The Oxford Bookworms Library offers high-quality storytelling and a great reading experience, with a world wide range of classic and modern fiction, non-fiction and plays. Bookworms include original and adapted texts in seven carefully graded language stages (Starter to Stage 6), which take learners from beginner to advanced level.

Maribella is different from other children - she has a humpback. The people in her village say she brings bad luck, and they don't let her children near her. But Maribella's mother Luz tells them, 'My daughter has a big heart. One day she will do something special.' And one day she does, in a way that the villagers will never forget. Set in the mountains of Peru, this is a magical story of sadness and hope, kindness and courage.

Sherlock Holmes is at work in three stories: solving the problem of a hat and a goose in 'The Blue Carbuncle finding a missing fiancé in 'A Case of Identity and discovering the identity of a strange

Can a basketball jersey bring bad luck? Madison Munroe is usually a great basketball player. But ever since she joined her new team and started wearing the number nine jersey, she's played badly. Then she hears strange stories about the jersey - people say the bad luck started with a girl who wore it many years ago. Madison and her brother decide to find out what happened to her.

The Richmond Robin Readers series is an award-winning collection of exciting fiction readers for students aged eleven and above. These highly engaging original stories will entertain students whilst improving their English and extended reading skills. Each reader is carefully graded according to grammatical structures, vocabulary and length and comes with accompanying audio CD.

Grace is always good at everything. She is good at the piano. She is good at the violin. She is good at most of her subjects at school. And she is a great actor and dancer, too.But at the moment, Grace cant do anything well.Why cant she do her homework and learn the lines for the play?Is she in love?Only David can help her.

A collection of chilling complete ghost stories. Stories include: Phillipa Pearce, The Shadow-Cage; Richard Middleton, On the Brighton Road; John Gordon, If She Bends, She Breaks; A.S.Byatt, The July Ghost, H G Wells, The Red Room; George Mackay Brown, Andrina; Helen CresswellA Kind of Swan Song; Sorche Nic Leodhas, The Man Who Didnt Believe in Ghosts; Lance Salway, The Darkness Under the Stairs; Vivien Alcock The Sea Bride.