Didáctica: lengua inglesa y alfabetización

ENERGY 2 WORKBOOK PACK (ELSWORTH, STEVE / ROSE, JIM)

Energy meets the needs of your higher-level students with fresh and exciting and increases their understanding of English grammar with a faster-paced syllabus. Your student will… • Increase their understanding of English grammar with a faster-paced syllabus that goes beyond the minimum syllabus requirements for ESO. • Expand their vocabulary with a Memory Skills, Word Building and the unique Memory Gym as well as plenty of practice exercises. • Be challenged and motivated by substantial texts and dialogues. You will… • Have total control of assessment in the classroom with materials from the Test Books, Teacher’s Book and Test Master CD-ROM. • Meet the needs of your higher-level students with a more demanding course with fresh and exciting content. • Energy for interactive whiteboard + will provides you with a wide variety of interactive resources that will allow you to discover new ways to teach English to your students. You can access and enlarge any part of the Student’s Book pages; the audio is accessible, from your board, with a simple touch of the screen.

NEW OXFORD PROGRESSIVE ENGLISH READERS 1. ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND (CARROLL, LEWIS)

Alice is sitting by the river when suddenly a white rabbit runs past her. Then the rabbit takes a watch out of its coat pocket and says it is late! Alice is very surprised. She runs after the rabbit and follows it into a large rabbit hole. This is how Alice's adventures begin. In Wonderland she meets a caterpillar that smokes a pipe, a baby that turns into a pig, a Queen who wants to have everyone's head cut off, and many more strange people and animals. Find out why the White Rabbit is in a hurry, why it is always teatime in Wonderland, and who stole a dish of tarts...

NEW OXFORD PROGRESSIVE ENGLISH READERS 3. ROBINSON CRUSOE (DEFOE, DANIEL)

When Robinson Crusoe's ship is wrecked, he swims to a desert island. At first he is afraid that he might be eaten by wild animals. He knows that some people in that part of the world are cannibals, and they might eat him too! Soon, Crusoe realizes that he is all alone. He brings as much as he can from the wrecked ship, and over his long years on the island, he learns how to make himself safe and comfortable.

NEW OXFORD PROGRESSIVE ENGLISH READERS 2. GULLIVER’S TRAVELS. A VOYAGE TO LILLIPUT (SWIFT, JONATHAN)

Gulliver's ship is lost in a storm, and he has to swim to save his life. After many hours, he reaches land. He lies down on the shore, and falls asleep. When he wakes up, he can't get up. He is tied to the ground. His hair is tied down too, so he can't move his head. He feels something walking along his body. There, standing on his chest, is a man. He is no more than six inches tall! This is how Gulliver begins his life in Lilliput - a country where everything is one tenth of its normal size. To the people who live there, Gulliver looks like a dangerous giant, but the Emperor bravely decides to speak to him.