Macmillan Education Caribbean 2020

Resources for Primary and Secondary Schools in the Caribbean 2020

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Macmillan Teachers

Teachers are confident and passionate about the education of the students. They are up-to-date with the latest pedagogy and teaching strategies, from Macmillan’s teacher newsletter and online resources. Due to comprehensive and easy-to-use resources, teachers can plan their lessons easily and effectively, using strategies that will engage students.

Macmillan Workbooks

Macmillan students use their write-in workbooks to reinforce the skills and knowledge introduced in the student’s books, and often take them home as homework to reinforce and share their learning with parents.

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Macmillan Students

Macmillan Student Books

Students are growing to be enthusiastic learners who can relate their learning to real-life, Caribbean and wider world scenarios with the grounded approach espoused in Macmillan textbooks and resources.

Macmillan teachers and students find their subject textbooks comprehensively cover the syllabus, whilst offering a range of cross-curricular knowledge which stimulates learning and growth in other areas.

Supporting Resources

Macmillan constantly strives to support teachers in the classroom. Whenever a new series or book is published, Macmillan brings out free material to help stimulate students in the classroom, whether through online resources (see Macmillan’s Digital Development) or classroom posters and materials to support learning and teaching.

The Macmillan Classroom

The Macmillan Classroom

The Macmillan Classroom

Macmillan Digital Development

Macmillan is committed to digital development and growth to support the changing needs of classrooms across the Caribbean. Macmillan students and teachers have access to a huge bank of free online resources from our website, including lesson plans, worksheets, teacher guides and much more. Additionally, Macmillan now publishes all our print textbooks with an e-version, so Macmillan teachers and students can access the books however they would like.

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Welcome to the 2020 Caribbean catalogue. We are delighted to present a range of exciting new products that we can’t wait to get into the hands of students and educators across the Caribbean.

From the wider Macmillan portfolio, we are introducing a range of new resources for the pre-primary and primary level. Snappy Sounds is a systematic and synthetic phonics programme for pre-primary. Max Maths Primary and Max Science Primary are highly engaging and effective six-level primary courses based on the most successful teaching methodologies used in the world today. Talk About Texts is a guided reading programme which seamlessly integrates the teaching of reading, vocabulary and oral language, whilst Springboard into Comprehension systematically develops students’ comprehension skills and strategies. Our STEM Investigations are the ideal supplementary resource, with laminated cards featuring different scientific investigations and challenges.

This year we will continue to expand our range of materials to support the National Standards Curriculum in Jamaica, with a comprehensive revision and new edition of our bestselling Jamaica Social Studies Atlas, and a new edition of Lower Secondary Religious Education; a three-level course matching the aims, approaches and methods of the National Standards Curriculum.

A number of our core CSEC® offerings have been revised and updated to reflect the latest syllabus releases.

Principles of Business for CSEC® Examinations has moved into a second edition, and early this year there

New for 2020!

will be new editions of Agricultural Science for CSEC® Examinations and Information Technology for CSEC® Examinations.

For more information on these new titles, take a look at our bookshelf on the opposite page.

Our full range of books and all our latest news can be found on our website at www.macmillan-caribbean. com. The website also hosts over 1,000 classroom resources that are free for anyone to download and use.

We continue to expand our eBook portfolio so don’t forget to have a look at what’s available to download as an eBook at www.macmillancaribbeanebooks.com.

We would like to thank all of the entrants to the Macmillan Caribbean catalogue competition this year, who submitted such brilliant and inspiring teaching tips.

The winners and their teaching tips can be found on the chapter pages for Pre-Primary, Primary, Lower Secondary and CSEC®.

At Macmillan we are privileged to be able to work with the very best authors and educators to write, develop, review and refine our resources. We would also like to say a very big thank you to them because they play a pivotal role in making all of our publishing possible and ensuring it is to the very highest possible standard.

Macmillan Caribbean Newsletter

Our website is home to information on all of our titles, as well as links to all of our free online resources.

Sign up to our teacher newsletter to hear about our new books and resources:

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Our eBooks

Social Media

All of our new titles are now published simultaneously in print and e-format.

Our social media feeds are constantly updated with new books and resources. /macmillancaribbean

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Any queries? Get in contact: Email us at caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

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STEM Explore the amazing world of STEM education with a STEM Investigations box

Talk About Texts

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Improve your class’s reading with a rich and effective programme of reading, vocabulary and oral language

Develop students’ comprehension skills and strategies with this enjoyable range of fiction and nonfiction texts

A new edition of Religious Education for lower secondary looking at the major and syncretic religions of the Caribbean

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Jamaica Social Studies Atlas, Third Edition

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/macmillancaribbean

Message directly on Facebook or Twitter

Max Science Primary A new science programme based on the most successful teaching methodologies used in world science today

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Religious Education

Online

www.macmillancaribbeanebooks.com

A fun, fast and reliable synthetic phonics programme for levels K and 1

A highly effective Singapore approach to teaching maths – get your students to learn how to think mathematically

Nicola Langford Head of Caribbean, Macmillan Education

Our Website

We have agents and distributors across the Caribbean. Find their details on the back page of this catalogue.

Snappy Sounds

Springboard into Comprehension

Where to find us: Our Distributors

Max Maths Primary

New for 2020!

Note from the Publisher

Note from the Publisher:

Do you have a problem using one of our products? Email help@macmillaneducation.com to get support.

The publisher would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the teachers and students at Bishop Anstey Junior School (Trinidad), Grenada S.D.A Secondary School (Grenada), Mona Heights Primary School (Jamaica), Pembroke High School (Jamaica), Pigott's Primary School (Antigua), St. Anthony's Secondary School (Antigua) and Woodbrook Secondary School (Trinidad) for their kind permission to allow us to take photographs and use them in the catalogue.

Principles of Business for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition Engage students in the classroom, secure exam success and maximise future employability with this new edition of Principles of Business Pages 72-73

Jamaica’s most popular social studies atlas is back with a third edition tailored especially for the National Standards Curriculum

Information Technology for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition Updated and revised to map directly to the content and order of the new 2018 CSEC® IT syllabus Pages 75-76

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Agricultural Science for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition This new edition provides comprehensive syllabus coverage with a modern approach Pages 78-79

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Here at Macmillan Education Caribbean we strive to support teachers as much as we can. We are continuously looking for new ideas and ways of improving - please do get in touch using the details on page 4 if you have any ideas on what more we can do! Here is some of the support we offer:

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Lower Secondary

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CSEC® Examinations

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CSEC® Revision Resources

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CAPE® Examinations

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Teacher’s Resources Online Discover a world of free teaching resources for both primary and secondary schools at www.macmillan-caribbean.com

Teacher’s Guides

Audio Files

Lesson Plans

Videos

Look out for the Free Teacher Resources Online and Free Teacher’s Guides Online icons throughout the catalogue. This means the books will have free-to-download teacher’s resources online.

Worksheets

FREE TEACHER’S GUIDES ONLINE

FREE TEACHER RESOURCES ONLINE

And much more!

Classroom Materials from Macmillan Education Caribbean

Literature

Ecosystems Habitats and ecosystems A habitat is the space where an animal or plant lives.

A good habitat provides shelter, food and a safe space.

Ecosystem Habitat

The environment

A food chain shows how each living thing gets food and how energy and nutrients are passed from living thing to living thing.

The environment is the surroundings a plant or animal lives in, which affect how it lives.

Why are habitats important for animals?

Humans can damage the environment. Protecting the environment is called conservation.

producer

Think of an ecosystem and list the different animals, plants and habitats there.

primary consumer

secondary consumer

Which beach do you prefer?

What happens to an ecosystem when the environment is damaged?

tertiary consumer

A food web is a number of food chains linked together.

Food webs help keep nature in balance.

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Teacher Training Workshops

Teacher Training Webinars

We work with our authors, advisors and local teacher trainers to provide teacher training sessions throughout the year.

We now offer new online teacher training through webinars.

These shorter sessions are held online, and offer teachers the opportunity to interact directly with the facilitator and ask questions, from wherever they are.

If you are interested in learning more about any of these workshops, please sign up to our newsletter by visiting www.macmillan-caribbean.com, or email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

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If you are interested in any of the free classroom material available, please contact your local bookseller.

These workshops offer professional development to teachers with informative sessions on implementing new textbooks and the latest teaching methodology.

They offer teachers the opportunity to connect with other teachers and through in-depth training enable teachers to maximise best practice in the classroom.

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Environment Conservation

Food chains and food webs

An ecosystem is a community of all the plants and animals in an area together with the non-living components such as air, water and soil.

We are working hard to support teachers using our books, by providing classroom posters and materials that you can use.

Food chain Food web

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Past webinars are uploaded on: Our Youtube Channel /macmillancaribbean

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AUDIO CD AVAILABLE

Audio recordings for use offline

FREE TEACHER RESOURCES ONLINE

Access to printable extra material including worksheets

CD -ROM AVAILABLE

Video, audio and games for student use offline

FREE CLASSROOM MATERIAL AVAILABLE

Free classroom material available

MACMILLAN EDUCATION EVERYWHERE

Macmillan Education Everywhere: interactive student resources online

FREE TEACHER’S GUIDES ONLINE

Downloadable teacher’s guides that can be printed or saved

eBOOK AVAILABLE

Access to a digital version of the print student’s book

Our website www.macmillan-caribbean.com Future webinars will be advertised through our social media feeds and website. If you are interested in attending future webinars, or have any feedback on what would be most useful as a webinar subject, email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

Free webinar available to watch online

Prices are given throughout the catalogue in sterling. Please note that these prices are subject to fluctuation from exchange rates and individual retail prices from stockists.

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My teaching tip: Some Tips for Reading Aloud: Reading aloud is more than a fun classroom activity – it’s an effective teaching strategy.

It’s important to read aloud with expression and enthusiasm.

Don’t be afraid if you sound silly by reading the story dramatically. Your students will love it. Encourage children to get involved in the story by describing pictures and making predictions.

Of course, Macmillan books are excellent to achieve this goal.

Ask “what” questions. (“What’s this?” and point to a picture.)

Follow your students’ answers with other questions (“What is Anansi doing?”). Repeat what your students say and expand on it (“I think you’re right. Anansi is eating yams.”).

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Pre-Primary

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Pre-Primary

My name is: Levin E. Vergara C. My school is: Pacific English Academy I am from: Panama

Teachers must be creative and have fun with our students. It’s a great idea to read in character, to act out parts of the story, or use other techniques to engage our students in it.

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Pre-Primary

Early Birds Colouring Books

Early Birds Karen Bryant-Mole Early Birds provides comprehensive coverage of the reading, writing and numeracy concepts fundamental to early childhood learning. The nine workbooks support a hands-on, experiencebased approach to learning, encouraging children to become active learners.

They are designed for use both in the classroom and at home, and promote parental involvement in children’s learning. They also offer teachers valuable support in monitoring and evaluating the performance and progress of each individual child.

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Reading Skills Age 3

9780230406483

£1.85

Age 4

9780230428867

£1.85

Age 5

9780230428911

£1.85

Age 3

9780230428843

£1.85

Age 4

9780230428874

£1.85

Age 5

9780230428928

£1.85

Writing Skills

Numeracy Skills

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Activities that meet the requirements and follow the sequence of the curriculum

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Contents pages that cross-reference the workbooks to the curriculum

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A ‘talking teacher’ character who supports learning and encourages vocabulary building

Age 3

9780230428850

£1.85

Age 4

9780230428898

£1.85

Age 5

9780230428942

£1.85

Karen Bryant-Mole The Early Birds Colouring Books are a fun way to help children develop motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

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Allows children to express ideas

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Colouring Books Age 3-5 ABC

9780230481749

£0.95

Animals

9780230481756

£0.95

Food

9780230481732

£0.95

About the Author Early Birds has been developed by Karen Bryant-Mole, a specialist early childhood author working with a team of consultants that includes leading education advisors, school principals and classroom teachers.

Supporting resources available:

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Pre-Primary

Macmillan English Handwriting

Cheeky Monkey Kathryn Harper and Claire Medwell Cheeky Monkey is a three-level course for very young children. The central character is Cheeky Monkey, a lively and fun-loving monkey who gets involved in all kinds of adventures and community-focused activities. The Cheeky Monkey puppet and the stories and songs of the course help young children relate Cheeky’s adventures to their own lives and experiences and become truly involved in learning the language.

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Title

ISBN

Hello Cheeky Pupil’s Book Pack

9780230011588

Teacher’s Notes

9780230011595

Class Audio CD

9780230011601

Cheeky Monkey 1 Pupil’s Book Pack

9780230011427

Busy Book

9780230011403

Teacher’s Notes

9780230011410

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9780230011441

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Pupil’s Book Pack

9780230011496

Busy Book

9780230011502

Multi-ROM (included in Pupil’s Book Pack) contains stories, games and songs

Teacher’s Notes

9780230011526

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9780230011533

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Play Mat, featuring Cheeky Monkey’s town, provides a stimulating focal point for story time

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Macmillan English is a six-level primary English course which meets the needs of today’s children. It recognises that proficiency in English is an essential part of modern life, and that early exposure to rich and genuine language allows young learners to move confidently towards native speaker fluency in both oral and written English.

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Provides a comprehensive writing programme leading to a natural and fluent handwriting style

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Takes children from basic letter shapes to writing sentences

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Can be used to supplement any primary course

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Little Writers Little Writers A

9781405060783

Little Writers B

9781405060790

Little Writers C

9781405060806

Young Writers Young Writers 1

9781405017183

Young Writers 2

9781405017190

Young Writers 3

9781405017206

About the Author Louis Fidge is passionate about the importance of quality primary education, and literacy in particular. He has over forty years’ experience in primary education, including as a principal of a primary school in the Middle East. Louis is a widely published author of children’s textbooks in the UK and is involved in curriculum development and teacher training internationally. He is co-author of the groundbreaking primary coursebook, Macmillan English.

About the Authors Kathryn Harper has also written Galaxy, Time for English, See Saw, All Star English and a new pre-primary course for China. She has also written a number of readers, electronic materials and reference materials for different projects. Kathryn used to work as an international publisher at Macmillan where she published books for Africa, The Middle East and Latin America.

Claire Medwell is a teacher, teacher trainer and materials writer with 18 years of experience in ELT specialising in teaching English to infant and primary learners. She has been a regular speaker at regional and national ELT conferences for many years and is co-author of the Cheeky Monkey series for infant children.

Louis Fidge

Supporting resources available:

For prices and all other enquiries, please email us at: caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

For prices and all other enquiries, please email us at: caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

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Pre-Primary

Hello Jojo Naomi Simmons

Title

Hello JoJo is the starter Level of You and Me, a course for children learning English in kindergarten. It is a fresh, fun and dynamic introduction to English for kindergarten children, using a range of classroom strategies and materials that work well with young learners. Hello JoJo incorporates an extensive phonics, pre-reading, pre-writing and early numeracy programme.

ISBN

Age 2 1/2-4 9780230727809

Activity Book 1

9780230727816

Activity Book 2

9780230727823

Flashcards

9780230727830

Sticker Pack

9780230727854

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Appealing course characters and enjoyable stories ensure motivation for the children Language is presented through a variety of exciting and enjoyable activities

Snappy Sounds Kristin Anthian

Title

Series Advisors: Stephanie Evans & Melanie Porter

Snappy Sounds Decodable Readers Pack

Snappy Sounds is a fun, fast and reliable systematic and synthetic phonics programme for foundation level and year 1, built by world-class educators, authors and speech pathologists, designed to make teaching phonics as simple and as speedy as possible for you and your class.

Level 1

9781420247114

Level 2

9781420247121

Level 3

9781420247138

Level 4

9781420247145

Level 5

9781420247152

Level 6

9781420246667

Level 7

9781420246674

Level 8

9781420246681

Units follow a regular pattern giving the children a sense of security

Key features

Skills of pre-reading and pre-writing are systematically developed

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You and Me

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Naomi Simmons

Title

You and Me is a two-level topic-based course for young children learning English for the first time. The topics reflect the world of pre-school children and provide a natural context in which to present language. You and Me is a fully-integrated course which incorporates an extensive phonics, reading, writing and numeracy programme.

Key features

ISBN

Level 1 Pupil’s Book

9781405079440

Activity Book

9781405079457

Numbers Book

9781405079464

Audio-CDs

9780230027176

Flashcards

9781405079495

Poster Pack

9781405079488

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Skills of reading and writing are systematically developed

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Memorable songs, chants and raps develop listening and speaking skills

Pupil’s Book

9781405079518

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Fun and easy-to-use craft activities help children to learn by doing

Activity Book

9781405079525

Numbers Book

9781405079532

Audio-CDs

9780230027183

Flashcards Poster Pack

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Engaging and modern decodable readers that allow students to apply and practise their learning from week 1 Organised into eight levels: Levels 1–4 cover Foundation and Levels 5–8 cover Year 1

ISBN

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Pupil’s Book

Snappy Sounds Decodable Readers Guided Reading Pack Level 1

9781420247367

Offers an easy-to-follow teaching routine that reduces preparation time

Level 2

9781420247374

Includes a teaching sequence that dedicates a quarter of lessons to consolidation and catch up, so that you can set the right pace for your students

Level 3

9781420247381

Level 4

9781420247398

Level 5

9781420247558

Provides assessment checks that reveal exactly where students need further support

Level 6

9781420247565

Level 7

9781420247572

Level 8

9781420247589

What is synthetic phonics?

Phonics involves students learning to say and identify the sounds (phonemes) of the English language and learning the letters and combinations of letters (graphemes) that can represent those sounds in written text.

Synthetic phonics programmes teach students: •

The phonemes (or spoken sounds) of the English language

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Graphemes (or written letter/s) to represent the phonemes, in a systematic and cumulative order

9781405079563

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How to blend the phonemes in the written word to read the word

9781405079556

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How to segment the phonemes in a spoken word to spell the word

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My teaching tip: My teaching tip is get to know your students. When you know who you are teaching, you are better prepared to serve them.

Sometimes we think most students learn alike and only a handful need special attention‌ WRONG! I had to learn this the hard way but it helped me with my other classes going forward.

Each child is an individual and if we treat them as such and not a collective body we will be better able to reach them and take them from point A to point B. So get to know your children and take them from where they are at to where you would like them to be. Please keep in mind all may not reach your goal for them but if we take them as they are they will make a step in the right direction.

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My name is: Akilah Thompson My school is: Orealia Kelly Primary School I am from: Anguilla

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Primary / Language Arts

Primary / Language Arts

Language Tree, Second Edition Leonie Bennett and Julia Sander Featuring a brand new design and packed with colourful and appealing artwork, Language Tree Second Edition is a comprehensive primary language arts course following an integrated approach.

Key features •

A colour-coded scope and sequence chart aids lesson planning and allows students to track their own progress

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Cross-references to the accompanying workbook enable easy links to skills practice, while a full skills index at the back of the book encourages revision of key principles

Language Tree Reading Scheme Title

ISBN

Using the popular design and format of the Language Tree series, the readers and their corresponding workbooks are designed to be used independently from the rest of the series for students who would benefit from extra reading and practice.

Title

ISBN

Price

Level KA

9780230406469

£5.10

Level KB

9780230412293

£5.10

Level 1A

9780230412330

£5.10

Level 1B

9780230412323

£5.10

Reader

9780230473775

£4.65

Level 1

9780230481411

£6.35

Level 2

9780230481435

£8.55

Level 3

9780230481459

£8.55

Level 4

9780230481473

£9.25

Key features

Level 5

9780230481497

£9.25

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Strong phonic element

Level KA

9780230412286

£5.65

Level 6

9780230481510

£9.25

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Gentle start and gradual build-up of skills with lots of repetition and regular assessment

Level KB

9780230412279

£5.65

Level 1A

9780230412309

£5.65

Level 1B

9780230412316

£5.65

Workbook Level K

9780230481404

£4.05

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Caribbean content, including traditional stories and rhymes

Level 1

9780230481428

£5.15

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Level 2

9780230481442

£5.80

Incorporates material which appeals to boys especially in the junior years

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Suitable to use in conjunction with any primary language arts course

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Looking Back sections summarise the previous units, allowing students to practise new skills and teachers to assess progress

Level 3

9780230481466

£5.80

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Teacher’s notes, with tips and instructions, at the bottom of every page

Level 4

9780230481480

£6.35

Level 5

9780230481503

£6.35

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Workbooks can also be used independently with any language arts course

Level 6

9780230481527

£6.35

Leonie Bennett and Julia Sander are experienced authors who have worked as a team for fourteen years creating language arts teaching materials for the Caribbean. They have travelled widely in the area conducting research for the Language Tree series, visiting schools, consulting advisers and teachers and conducting workshops.

Leonie Bennett

Level K

About the Authors

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Student’s Book

Supporting resources available:

Workbook

About the Author Leonie Bennett has written many books for children learning to read in the Caribbean and in the UK. Leonie is also co-author of Language Tree Second Edition. This reading scheme has been written through a close collaboration between the author and experienced educators from across the Caribbean: Shalinee Chang (Trinidad and Tobago); Pauline Millar (Barbados); Christina Morris (Barbados); Rochelle Richards (Antigua) and Sandra Thomas (Grenada).

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Primary / Language Arts

Primary / Language Arts

Step by Step to Reading Using Phonics June Mitchelmore Step by Step to Reading using Phonics for the Caribbean is an exciting series designed especially for students beginning to read.

The books have a strong phonics base and can be used at any age, from kindergarten to adult learners.

Key features

Title

ISBN

Price

1: Reading Readiness

9780333594735

£7.95

2: Consonant and short vowel sounds

9780333600252

£7.95

9780333600269

£7.95

9780333614105

£7.95

Book

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Includes games and other activities to make learning fun

3: Blends and long vowel sounds

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Leads to mastery over key words needed for literacy

4: Using all the sounds

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Includes a variety of methods for teaching reading, and contains teaching notes on how to use each page

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Can be used whenever help is needed with learning to read

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Includes reading assessment and spelling tests which may be copied for use in school or at home

Can Do Julia Sander Can Do is a comprehensive primary language arts course developed by the Curriculum and Materials Development Unit of the Saint Lucia Ministry of Education.

Language Tree Jamaica, Second Edition for the National Standards Curriculum Language Tree Jamaica Second Edition provides full coverage of the National Standards Curriculum (NSC) for primary language arts and follows a thematic approach with an emphasis on literacy and literature, ensuring students are equipped for life and learning in the 21st century.

ISBN

Price

Level 4

9781380009845

£9.30

Level 5

9781380009852

£9.30

Level 6

9781380009869

£9.00

Student’s Book

Key features

Workbook

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Level 4

9780230449336

£5.70

Level 5

9780230449374

£5.70

Level 6

9780230449411

£5.70

Fosters critical thinking by encouraging students to reflect on their learning using their Learning Journal

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Regular group work encourages peer discussion and collaboration, helping to develop communication skills

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Incorporation of NSC ICT attainment targets ensures students can use technology to learn and work in a digitally-led world

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Formative assessment throughout the units and at the end of each theme provides opportunity to monitor and improve learning

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On-page teacher’s notes offer instructions and suggestions on how to apply and extend activities and how to integrate differentiated instruction in the classroom

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Skills-based workbooks support the course and can also be used independently with any language arts course

Supporting resources available:

Title

ISBN

Price

Level K

9780230481091

£7.50

Level 1

9780230481114

£7.95

Student’s Book

Level 2

9780230481138

£7.95

Key features

Level 3

9780230481152

£8.50

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Follows an integrated approach offering full coverage of the OECS curriculum

Level 4

9780230481176

£8.95

Level 5

9780230481190

£8.95

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Each unit covers speaking, listening, reading and writing skills

Level 6

9780230470309

£8.95

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A detailed scope and sequence chart provides clear instructions for the year’s lessons

Workbook Level K

9780230481107

£6.00

Regular review chapters help teachers evaluate each individual’s progress

Level 1

9780230481121

£6.00

Level 2

9780230481145

£6.00

A variety of full colour photographs, illustrations, graphs, charts and diagrams interest young learners and aid understanding

Level 3

9780230481169

£6.00

Level 4

9780230481183

£6.00

Level K Student’s Book includes reading units and review units with engaging activities, teacher notes at the bottom of each page and a Word List

Level 5

9780230481206

£6.00

Level 6

9780230481213

£6.00

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Levels 1-6 Student’s Books provide guided listening and speaking activities, reading texts including poems, stories and letters, and grammar, spelling and vocabulary exercises and tips

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Write-in workbooks are provided for each level. Level K covers phonics, writing and language arts skills, supporting the student’s book. Levels 1-6 provide teaching objectives for each page, practice exercises following the student’s book units and include lively artwork

Supporting resources available:

About the Author Julia Sander comes from a teaching and examining background and has facilitated workshops for teachers in the UK, Africa and the Caribbean. She has wide experience of the Caribbean and has written a number of popular language arts books for students at primary and secondary level in the region.

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Primary / Language Arts

Bright Sparks, Second Edition

Caribbean Language Arts Project Ministry of Education, St Lucia

Primary Mathematics Title

ISBN

Price

Caribbean Language Arts Project has been thoroughly revised by teams of experienced, practising primary school teachers and officers of the St Lucia Ministry of Education, Human Resource Development, Youth and Sports as a cooperative venture with Macmillan Caribbean. They build on earlier materials prepared by the Curriculum and Materials Development Unit of the Ministry of Education in St Lucia.

Activity Book

The main content of the series is drawn from the everyday lives of the children, with great use made of people, objects and scenes in the immediate environment. The content is closely linked to the St Lucia language arts curriculum, and offers a complete graded development of language arts skills.

Level K

9781405027519

£5.45

The series includes material for each grade level from Kindergarten to Grade 6.

Level 1

9781405027533

£5.95

Level 2

9781405027557

£6.70

Level K

9781405027502

£7.00

Level 1

9781405027526

£7.00

Level 2

9781405027540

£7.75

Level 3

9781405027427

£7.75

Level 4

9781405027441

£8.05

Level 5

9781405027465

£9.10

Level 6

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Full-colour activity books contain a wealth of challenging and interesting activities for children to complete in their exercise books. These encourage cooperative learning and skills of record keeping

£9.75

Workbook

Level 3

Key features

9781405027489

9781405027434

£6.70

Level 4

9781405027458

£7.00

Level 5

9781405027472

£8.15

Level 6

9781405027496

£8.40

Laurie Sealy and Sandra Moore Bright Sparks, Second Edition is an exciting mathematics course offering varied activities to keep students motivated. Young children learn mathematics best when they use their senses in varied activities, experimenting and discovering. The Bright Sparks series is intended to supplement and reinforce the learning first gained through practical activities.

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Reader Level K

9780333773741

£5.55

Comprehensive workbooks allow the teacher and care-givers to assess the progress of individual children. When completed, these form an excellent record and reference for future grades

Level 1

9780333773758

£5.55

Level 2

9780333773765

£6.25

Level 3

9780333773772

£6.85

Full-colour readers are packed with lively Caribbean stories, and include lists of new words. At the higher levels, they also include comprehension exercises and additional activities

Level 4

9780333773789

£6.85

Level 5

9780333773796

£7.30

Level 6

9780333773802

£7.30

Interactive CD-ROMs (with student’s books 1-6) provide multiple opportunities to reinforce skills and learning in a new, fun way Scope and Sequence charts for each level provide an overview of the skills being learnt and can be used to check syllabus coverage at any stage Summary notes for each unit with a multiple-choice unit test and a self-check chart provide quick reference points for teachers and promote learner independence Caribbean-based word problems and visuals allow students to learn mathematics in a natural context

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A variety of stand-out features on the page help and challenge learners, including: Remember boxes which highlight important facts or skills; Challenge boxes which push students’ learning and are ideal for quick learners; and Mathematical Language boxes to develop mathematical vocabulary

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Enrichment pages move beyond the syllabus and make connections to familiar, real-life situations

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Laurie Sealy MA, Cert Ed, BA (Hons) has over 20 years’ teaching experience in Barbados, preparing hundreds of students for success at the Common Entrance Examination level. She taught mathematics to prospective teachers at university level, and has conducted professional development workshops with mathematics teachers throughout the Caribbean. Sandra Moore has over 30 years of teaching experience. She has been the headmistress of a small private school in Barbados but enjoys being a class teacher much more.

Title

ISBN

Price

Level KA

9780230401068

£3.95

Level KB

9780230401075

£4.55

Student’s Book

Student’s Book and CD-ROM Level 1

9780230421912

£6.35

Level 2

9780230428652

£8.20

Level 3

9780230428676

£8.80

Level 4

9780230429086

£9.25

Level 5

9780230429109

£9.70

Level 6

9780230416505

£9.95

Level 1

9780230401105

£4.55

Level 2

9780230401136

£4.55

Level 3

9780230401167

£4.55

Level 4

9780230401198

£4.75

Level 5

9780230401228

£4.75

Level 6

9780230401259

£4.85

Workbook

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Primary / Mathematics

Max Maths Primary

Explore Maths for the National Standards Curriculum (Jamaica)

A Singapore Approach

NEW

Max Maths Primary is a highly effective approach to teaching maths, based on research and substantial evidence. Each core mathematics concept is taught through a method called Concrete, Pictorial and Abstract. This methodology ensures students learn to think mathematically as opposed to learning by rote topics and concepts they just don’t understand. Max Maths Primary will help them develop higher level cognitive skills which will support deeper learning and enable greater progression.

Key features

Title

ISBN

Student’s Book Level 1

9781380008749

Level 2

9781380012647

Level 3

9781380012654

Level 4

9781380012661

Level 5

9781380012678

Level 6

9781380012692

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An accessible and effective approach with carefully scaffolded activities throughout

Workbook Level 1

9781380017741

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Exercises which are designed to develop thinking and problem solving skills through both independent and collaborative learning

Level 2

9781380017789

Level 3

Clear explanations of new mathematical terms, with full-colour illustrations

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Explore Maths: for the National Standards Curriculum has been created by leading specialists to support effective teaching practices. The series focuses on the mathematical skills children need to succeed in the 21st Century using the “5 E” approach (Engage, Explore, Explain, Extend, Evaluate) which supports investigating new concepts through activities and discussion topics.

Key features •

Cross-curricular sections for each unit provide projects and activities that show mathematics in real world contexts

9781380017826

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The use of technology is integrated throughout in ICT links

Level 4

9781380017864

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Level 5

9781380017901

Real-world contexts to teach mathematical concepts, and activities that support the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) approach

Level 6

9781380017949

Review questions at the beginning of each unit help remind students what they need to know before learning a new topic and help teachers understand existing knowledge and monitor progress

Journals to provide a way to involve parents in the learning process and build upon work in the classroom

Level 1

9781380024800

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Level 2

9781380024817

Review questions at the end of each unit help to assess student progress and ability and provide opportunities for assessing areas of weakness for remedial work

A full teacher training programme on world-class maths pedagogy, and on teaching maths in English

Level 3

9781380024824

Level 4

9781380024831

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Level 5

9781380024848

Free-to-download teacher’s guides explain how to develop the activities from the student’s books and encourage discussion in class

Level 6

9781380024855

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Accompanying workbooks can be used either at home or in school to provide opportunities for further practice

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eBooks

About the Authors

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Teacher’s guides offering full support to guide teachers and answers

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Teacher’s presentation kit offering easy-to-use materials for projectors and printable activity sheets, as well as a classroom management tool, teacher’s notes and answers

Student’s book author, Tony Cotton is former Head of Teacher Education at Leeds Metropolitan university and now practises as a highly successful consultant and author of mathematics courses.

For prices and all other enquiries, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com or speak to your local distributor.

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Title

ISBN

Price

Level 4

9781380008831

£9.30

Level 5

9781380021472

£9.30

Level 6

9781380021496

£9.30

Level 4

9781380021458

£5.70

Level 5

9781380021489

£5.70

Level 6

9781380021502

£5.70

Student’s Book

Workbook

Supporting resources available:

Advisor, Fabian Mahabeer is an experienced principal at Mona Heights Primary school in Jamaica and a maths advisor who was involved in the development of the National Standards Curriculum.

Workbook author, Lisa Greenstein is a maths author, series editor and teacher trainer with teachers in many countries.

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ISBN

Price

Student’s Book Level 1

9781786325631

£8.25

Level 2

9781786325648

£8.25

Level 3

9781380000460

£8.50

Level 4

9781380000491

£8.50

Level 5

9781380000521

£8.80

A skills-based, student-centred approach encourages students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills throughout

Level 6

9781380000552

£8.80

Hands-on activities provide pupils with opportunities to learn using practical and easily accessible materials

Level K Level 1

9781380000408 9781380000422 9781380000446

£4.95 £4.95

Level 3

9781380000477

£5.25

Encourages students to take their learning of science out of the classroom and into the real world

Level 4

9781380000507

£5.25

Level 5

9781380000538

£5.55

•

Full coverage of the OECS curriculum

Level 6

9781380000569

£5.55

•

Further activities available in the accompanying workbooks which can be used as homework, extension work in the classroom, or with other primary science courses

•

Over 6 stages (Levels 1 - 6), Max Science Primary introduces students to the key concepts and topics of primary biology, chemistry and physics with carefully scaffolded resources that build knowledge and confidence throughout the course. As well as following the most effective approaches for mastering scientific skills, our titles focus on the challenges posed by scientific language and are carefully designed to promote fluency of scientific language and terminology.

Workbook

Level 2

•

Max Science Primary is a highly engaging and effective print and digital scheme based on the most successful teaching methodologies used in world science today.

Title

ISBN

Student’s Book Level 1

9781380010155

Level 2

9781380021557

Level 3

9781380021595

Level 4

9781380021632

Level 5

9781380021670

Level 6

9781380021717

Workbook

‘Real World Science’ case studies bring science to life to inspire the next generation of Caribbean scientists and engineers

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Nurtures early interest in STEM by investigating natural and engineered environments

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Mission: Science is an exciting new primary science course with a comprehensive real-life enquiry driven approach.

Primary / Science

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Max Science primary: Discovering through Enquiry supports best practice in science teaching and is written by a team of specialists in developing scientific skills through enquiry-based learning.

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max science primary

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Supporting resources available:

Supported by online teacher’s guides which provide help with teaching methodology, lesson planning, how to use the series and answers

£4.95

Level 1

9781380021526

Level 2

9781380021564

Level 3

9781380021601

Level 4

9781380021649

There is English language support across all the resources to support teachers and learners whose first language may not be English

Level 5

9781380021687

Level 6

9781380021724

The course includes continuous assessment, school-home journal, easy to use digital components, differentiation, tools for independent learning and full teacher support including professional development

Journal

Key features • • •

Integrates and clearly identifies the skills of scientific enquiry and critical thinking

Other Resources: The following resources are also available for this course. If interested, please contact us at caribbean@macmillaneducation.com •

eBooks

About the Authors

•

Teacher’s guides offering full support to guide teachers and answers

Terry Hudson and Debbie Roberts are experienced science educators, authors, and teacher trainers, based in the UK. They worked in close collaboration with educational professionals from around the Caribbean: Pamela Hunte (Barbados), Amaala Muhammad (St Vincent) and Motielall Singh (St Lucia).

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Teacher’s presentation kit offering easy-to-use materials for projectors and printable activity sheets, as well as a packed resource centre full of activity sheets

Coming in 2020: An updated edition of Mission: Science, fully revised to meet the requirements of the new OECS Standards.

Level 1

9781380021533

Level 2

9781380021571

Level 3

9781380021618

Level 4

9781380021656

Level 5

9781380021694

Level 6

9781380021731

For prices and all other enquiries, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com or speak to your local distributor.

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Primary Science for the National Standards Curriculum Terry Hudson and Debbie Roberts Mission: Science is an exciting new primary science course with full coverage of the National Standards Curriculum. Its real-life, enquiry-based approach cultivates the scientific, process-driven skills required for life and work in the 21st Century, whilst also developing deeper understanding of scientific concepts.

Title

ISBN

Price

Level 4

9781380011442

£8.80

Level 5

9781380012760

£8.80

Level 6

9781380012777

£8.80

Primary / Science

Primary / Science

Mission: Science (for Jamaica)

Student’s Book

Workbook

Bright Ideas David and Penny Glover Bright Ideas promotes a modern, student-centred approach to science learning using colourful and engaging content. There are seven full colour student’s books from Kindergarten level to the final year of primary school.

Key features

Title

ISBN

Level K (no CD)

9781405095983

£6.65

Level 1

9780230448735

£6.85

Level 2

9780230448742

£9.15

Level 3

9780230448759

£9.50

Level 4

9780230448766

£9.80

Scientific ideas are introduced in a lively and entertaining way

Level 5

9780230448773

£9.80

•

Content is structured in lesson-sized topics with clearly stated objectives

Level 6

9780230448780

£9.95

•

Numerous practical activities using everyday materials

Level K

9781405097390

£4.70

Wide variety of paper-and-pencil exercises, discussion topics and suggestions for group work to promote interactive learning

Level 1

9781405097406

£4.85

Level 2

9781405097413

£5.05

Includes illustrations and photographs throughout

Level 3

9781405096058

£5.05

Level 4

9781405096065

£5.30

Level 5

9781405096072

£5.30

Level 6

9781405096089

£5.35

• •

Offers review exercises, end of unit tests, and an extensive glossary to develop students’ scientific vocabulary

28

9781380013125

£5.15

Level 5

9781380013149

£5.15

•

Nurtures early interest in STEM subjects by highlighting how mathematics, technology and engineering design processes relate to the science lesson

Level 6

9781380013163

£5.15

•

Scientific investigations, using practical and easily accessible materials, develop key process skills and science practices such as predicting, observing, recording, planning, evaluating and reporting

•

Talking points and group work encourage peer discussion and collaboration, developing critical thinking and communication skills

•

Real-world facts and case studies bring science to life to inspire the next generation of Jamaican scientists and engineers

•

ICT attainment targets are incorporated into lessons, ensuring students are equipped for studying and working in a digital-led world

•

Regular self-review questions throughout each unit, and end-ofunit projects and tests provide regular opportunity for formative and summative assessment

Supporting resources available:

Workbook

About the Authors Penny and David Glover have written a number of pupils’ books, workbooks and readers for the early years curriculum. David Glover PhD, BSc, MInstP has written an extensive range of international science textbooks and CD-ROMs for all levels of the school curriculum. Penny Glover Dip.Ed. has more than 30 years teaching experience in primary schools.

Level 4

Price

Student’s Book and CD-Rom

•

•

Key features

Bright Ideas Jamaica David and Penny Glover

Supporting resources available:

Created especially for the Jamaican upper primary science curriculum, Bright Ideas Jamaica promotes a modern, studentcentred approach to science learning, formulated through a close collaboration between experienced Jamaican teachers and primary science specialists.

Title

ISBN

Price

Student’s Book and CD-Rom Level 4

9780230448667

£9.95

Level 5

9780230448681

£9.95

Level 6

9780230448704

£9.95

Level 4

9780230443976

£6.05

Level 5

9780230444003

£6.05

Level 6

9780230444034

£6.05

Workbook

Key features •

Scientific ideas structured in lesson-sized topics with clearly stated objectives

•

Practical activities using everyday materials

•

Suggestions for group work to promote interactive learning

•

Review exercises and end-of-unit and end-of-year tests to check progress

Supporting resources available: 29

Mike Morrissey

Lucy Carman and Deborah Jenkins Primary Social Studies for the Caribbean is an interactive, skills-based course with full syllabus coverage for the OECS, Dominica and Barbados.

Cross-curricular learning and research form the core of the course, while a strong focus on social understanding and civic efficacy encourages students to be socially responsible and active Caribbean citizens.

Title

ISBN

Price

Level 3

9781786327284

£5.35

Level 4

9781380001535

£5.35

Level 5

9781380001542

£6.40

Level 6

9781380001559

£6.40

Country-Specific Workbook (Levels 3-6)

•

Four bright and engaging student’s books promote debate, critical thinking and research skills from level 3 through to level 6

Dominica

9781380001580

£8.20

Grenada

9781380001597

£8.20

•

Free-to-download teacher’s guides explain how to teach social studies in an enquiry-based, skills-focussed manner

St. Vincent and the Grenadines

9781380001603

£8.20

•

Country-specific workbooks allow students to soak up information about their own island via hands-on activities

Level 1

9780333536148

£6.60

Level 2

9780333536155

£6.80

Level 3

9780333536162

£7.65

Level 5

9780333544174

£9.65

Belize

9780333573921

£8.80

Dominica

9780333578162

£8.80

Highly illustrated with photographs and colour artwork, making the series attractive and easily accessible to students

Grenada 2E

9780333747261

£8.80

St Kitts

9780333950890

£8.80

Developed with workshop contributions from teachers and education officers in ten Caribbean countries

St Vincent and the Grenadines

9780333544273

£8.80

•

Includes many social studies activities

•

Supporting resources available:

Student’s Book

Key features

Price

Book 4 (Age 8-9)

Key features

•

ISBN

Student’s Book

Caribbean Social Studies is an innovative six-level course for primary and all-age schools. To ensure in-depth coverage for Level 4 there are separate books on the individual countries. These follow the exciting and progressive style of the series and introduce a new concept in course material for the Caribbean.

Primary Social Studies for the Caribbean

Belize Primary Social Studies

About the Author

This course has been written specially for the revised Belize Primary Social Studies curriculum and syllabus.

Authors Lucy Carman and Deborah Jenkins have written this course in collaboration with educational experts from around the region: Andrew Bramble (St. Vincent), Judy Fraser (Grenada), Edward Lawrence (Dominica), Frankson Marshall (Grenada) and Juliann Roach (Barbados).

Workbooks were authored by Merlyn Jno-Baptiste, D. Penny and C. Peters, and Adrian Fraser.

Key features

Supporting resources available:

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Title

Primary / Social Studies

Primary / Social Studies

Caribbean Social Studies

•

A skills and activity-based approach to learning

•

Stimulating and varied text and illustration materials, including case studies, information boxes, tables, maps, diagrams, charts, cartoons and photographs

•

A wide variety of activities and stimulus questions

•

A rich mixture of ability levels and aptitudes catered for, with particular attention to the needs of learners for whom English is not the first language, especially at the lower levels

Title

ISBN

Price

ISBN

Price

Infant 1

9780230033856

£4.00

Infant 2

9780230033863

£4.25

Infant 1

9780230039308

£3.55

Infant 2

9780230718197

£3.80

Level 1

9780230033870

Level 2

9780230031142

£4.40

Level 1

9780230718159

£3.80

£4.55

Level 2

9780230039322

£4.15

Level 3

9780230718173

£4.15

Level 4

9780230718111

£4.20

Level 5

9780230718135

£4.45

Level 6

9780230039346

£4.30

Student’s Book

Title Workbook

Level 3

9780230031159

£4.70

Level 4

9780230031166

£4.95

Level 5

9780230033887

£5.85

Level 6

9780230033894

£5.35

Supporting resources available: 31

Eulie Mantock, Trineta Fendall and Clare Eastland Jamaica Primary Social Studies Second Edition offers a student-centred approach aligned directly to the National Standards Curriculum (NSC).

By developing core 21st-Century skills, the course aims to nurture active, participatory citizens who are able to make informed and reasoned decisions in a culturally diverse society.

Primary / HFLE

Primary / Social Studies

Jamaica Primary Social Studies, Second Edition Title

ISBN

Price

Level 4

9781380008510

£9.30

Level 5

9781380008527

£9.30

Level 6

9781380008534

£9.30

Student’s Book

Workbook

Key features

Level 4

9781380019035

£5.00

Level 5

9781380019042

£5.00

•

ICT objectives are incorporated into numerous activities, ensuring students are well-prepared for modern-day life and work

Level 6

9781380019059

£5.00

•

New digital citizenship feature ensures students know how to use the internet and other digital tools safely and with respect for others

•

Corresponding workbooks support the course with extra activities and can also be used independently with any social studies course

Supporting resources available:

Health and Family Life Education Series Editor: Clare Eastland

Macmillan Primary Integrated Studies The Macmillan Primary Integrated Studies series has been developed by a team of primary school teachers in Jamaica and comprises English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.

Young children are introduced to the key features of all four elements in an integrated form at Grades 1, 2 and 3 in order for them to progress to more concentrated studies at Grades 4, 5 and 6.

Title

ISBN

Price

Student’s Book Term 1

ISBN

Workbook Term 1

9781405007375

£6.65

All About Me

9781405023795

£4.85

My Body

9781405007382

£6.65

My Body

9781405023801

£5.15

£6.65

How Does My Body Work

9781405023818

£4.85

9781405007399

Student’s Book Term 2

Workbook Term 2

My Family

9781405059701

£6.20

My Family

9781405059725

£4.85

Living Together

9781405059749

£6.20

Living Together

9781405059763

£4.50

Culture

9781405059787

£6.20

Culture

9781405059800

£4.50

My Community My Environment

9781405059718 9781405059756 9781405059794

Level K

9780230406490

£2.55

Level 1

9780230431737

£2.55

Level 2

9780230431751

£2.90

•

Self and Interpersonal Relationships

Level 3

9780230431775

£2.90

•

Sexuality and Sexual Health

Level 4

9780230431805

£4.35

•

Appropriate Eating

Level 5

9780230431829

£5.00

•

Fitness and Managing the Environment

Level 6

9780230431843

£5.65

Level 1

9780230431744

£2.30

Level 2

9780230431768

£2.55

Level 3

9780230431782

£2.55

Key features

Level 4

9780230431812

£3.30

•

Level 5

9780230431836

£3.30

Level 6

9780230431850

£4.10

Interactive, discussion and personal reflection activities help children to build values, develop and practise life skills

•

Case studies, mini stories and illustrations which provide contexts for learning and help children to integrate new knowledge into their own experiences

•

Group, pair and individual activities using different learning styles to help children develop healthy attitudes and behaviours

•

Colourful illustrations which help to bring each topic to life

•

Playful characters which will appeal to young learners

About the Authors

Activity Book

Supporting resources available:

The author and advisory team includes experienced Caribbean HFLE teachers and educators including professional writers, teacher trainers, curriculum developers, guidance counsellors and Ministry HFLE Co-ordinators.

Workbook Term 3

Student’s Book Term 3 My School

Price

Health and Family Life Education is an exciting seven-level course for Caribbean primary schools based on the CARICOM Regional Curriculum Framework. The course supports teachers and parents as they address challenging topics with young children. The course follows the four CARICOM themes:

Price

All About Me

How Does My Body Work

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Title

ISBN

Student’s Book

These resources will develop knowledge, life skills, values and positive attitudes relating to real-life situations.

Margaret Bailey, June Blythe-Livingston, Maureen Byfield, Beverley Dinnall and Winnifred Whittaker

Title

£4.50

My School

9781405059732

£3.25

£6.20

My Community

9781405059770

£4.50

£4.50

My Environment

9781405059817

£3.25

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Leonie Bennett, Julia Sander and Laurie Sealy These easy-to-use practice test books help children prepare for the Grade 4 Literacy and Numeracy tests. A ‘Focus’ section highlighting key concepts and topics covered in the syllabus is followed by a ‘Practice Papers’ section, which includes exam-style practice tests.

Title

ISBN

Price

9780230427396

£8.50

9780230723054

£8.50

Literacy Grade 4

Numeracy Grade 4

Macmillan Grade Six Revision Topics and Achievement Tests series for Jamaica cater for Grade 6 students preparing to take their final examinations before moving up to secondary school.

Key features The Focus section: •

Highlights key concepts and topics covered in the syllabus

•

Reinforces students’ thinking and learning skills

Key features

•

Supports challenging areas with graphics, tables and charts

Section I

The Practice Papers section: •

Includes practice papers with simple and clear instructions

•

Tests students’ understanding of the topic using different types of questions

•

Let’s Pass: Progress Tests for the Caribbean provide practice for pupils preparing for the Common Entrance examination and on into the first two years of secondary school. The books provide thorough preparation - revision and practice - for pre-secondary examination students and valuable revision and reinforcement for early secondary grades.

Key features •

Clear and concise summaries

•

‘Test Yourself’ and review units for students to assess their own progress

•

Examination-style multiple-choice and short answer questions covering syllabuses throughout the Caribbean

•

•

Contains short introductions for students and teachers, with advice on strategies for revision and examination preparation

•

Notes covering all the main content from Grades 4, 5 and 6

•

Offers multiple-choice questions and answers for each level

Title

ISBN

Price

English (Second Edition)

9780230407329

£7.55

Mathematics (Second Edition)

9780230407312

£7.55

Science (Second Edition)

9780230407336

£7.55

Social Studies

9780333956755

£7.55

Title

ISBN

Price

Section II

Has answers to all questions provided in a pull-out section at the back of the book

Let’s Pass: Progress Tests for the Caribbean

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Macmillan Grade Six Revision Topics and Achievement Tests for Jamaica

Primary / Examination Practice

Primary / Examination Practice

Grade 4 Practice Books

•

Offers a series of six ‘Open Tests’ with the same number of questions in each test as in the actual GSAT examination

•

Tackling these open tests can build confidence and pinpoint areas for further revision

Multiple-Choice Tests for Belize Title

ISBN

Price

English

9780333558430

£7.95

Mathematics

9780333594551

£7.95

Science

9780333552124

£7.95

Social Studies

9780333582480

£7.95

Multiple-Choice Tests for Belize prepares primary students for the Belize National Examination. It consists of a number of multiplechoice tests, representing all levels of difficulty, and grouped according to topic.

Key features •

Multiple-choice questions covering the English language syllabus presented in precise exam style

•

Wide range of questions gives good syllabus coverage

•

Well illustrated with photographs, maps, diagrams and cartoons

•

Answer section provided

•

Pull-out answers in the centre

English Language 9780333745618

£7.65

Mathematics (Second Edition)

9780333950982

£7.65

Science (Second Edition)

9780333950975

£7.65

Social Studies

9780333671580

£7.65

Pull-out answers and blank answer sheet in the centre

35

Focus Data representation and interpretation • Interpretation

1 Look around the room and find an object that you think will be attracted to a magnet. We say such objects are ‘magnetic’.

2 Write down the names of the magnetic objects.

3 Then find an object that you predict will not be attracted to a magnet. We say these are ‘not magnetic’.

4 Your teacher will give you a magnet to test the objects.

Objectives Explore how some materials are magnetic but many are not.

Ollie and Sophie made a graph of the time they spend doing things on the weekend.

7 Test your predictions and record your observations.

Probability

6

TV

Sport

Ollie

Each picture stands for 1 hour.

Sophie

Do Ollie and Sophie spend more time watching TV or playing sport on the weekend?

5 Was your prediction correct?

6 Now you have practised predicting and testing magnetic materials, find more objects. Try to find six objects that you predict will be attracted to the magnet and six that will not.

and

Strategy hints!

Extension Ollie played sport for an hour longer on Saturday than on Sunday.

How many minutes did Ollie play sport on Sunday?

1 Look for the important words in the question.

4 Use a table or a chart.

9 Think logically.

ISBN 978 1 4202 9393 7

Boxes of Learning

Title

ISBN 9781420293937

Easy and fun to use, cost effective solutions for primary maths, English and science.

Year 2

9781420293944

Year 3

9781420293951

• Each box contains high quality topic cards for use as a whole class resource, group work, paired or individual tasks

Year 4

9781420293968

Year 5

9781420293975

• All of the activity boxes come with digital teacher support materials, including digital versions of all the cards, teaching guides, assessment and answer sheets, and printable templates and posters

Year 6

9781420293982

English

NEW

36

Each box includes 120 laminated student cards, with 20 different investigations organised into five themes

•

Six copies of each card are provided to offer a long-standing classroom resource

•

Each box includes a comprehensive, full-service teacher resource book with digital resources to support the course

•

Cards offer key concepts, an overview of the main activities associated with each stage of the design thinking process, key vocabulary, general guidance and outline the key scientific learning linked to the topic

Level K

9871420236484

Level 1

9871420236491

Level 2

9781420236507

Level 3

9781420236514

Level 4

9781420236521

Level 5

9781420236538

Level 6

9781420236545

Spelling Rules Teacher Resource Book

Spelling Rules • Provides strategies to move spelling from the working memory to the long term memory

Level K - 2

9781420236552

Level 3 - 6

9781420236569

• Focuses on known sounds and letter patterns which help students learn to spell and increase their vocabulary

Grammar Rules Student’s Book Level 1

9781420236576

• Comes with teacher resource book with notes, worksheets and wall charts

Level 2

9781420236583

Level 3

9781420236590

Grammar Rules

Level 4

9781420236606

Year 3

9781458641113

Level 5

9781420236613

Year 4

9781458641120

• Each book contains real life situations and helps pupils to develop their informative, imaginative and persuasive texts

Level 6

9781420236620

Year 5

9781458641137

Year 6

9781458641144

• Students learn how to use grammar in a systematic and fun way that delivers great results

Grammar Rules Teacher Resource Book 9781420236637

9781380019912

• Comes complete with teacher resource book with notes, worksheets to photocopy and wall charts

Level K - 2

Year 1

Level 3 - 6

9781420236644

Year 2

9781380019929

Year 3

9781380019936

Year 4

9781380019943

Year 5

9781380019950

Year 6

9781380019967

Other Words – Thesaurus (Years 1 - 4)

Integrating Science, Maths and Technologies for Real-World Learning

•

Spelling Rules Student’s Book

9781458641106

STEM Investigations

Key features

ISBN

Year 2

Science

STEM Investigations offers a STEM resource designed for your classroom, wherever you are on your STEM journey. In the investigations boxes are laminated cards, each with different scientific investigations and challenges.

These can be used as a supplementary resource to challenge your students and bring science, maths and technology to life with real-world learning.

Title

Maths Year 1

• These resources have all been developed to support the skills needed for 21st Century learning with a focus on developing skills in problem solving, critical thinking and enquiry based learning

Spelling Rules! and Grammar Rules!

Primary / Supplementary Resources

Primary / Supplementary Resources

5: Magnetic materials

Statistics

Weekend favourites

Material properties

A great beginner thesaurus helping young writers extend their vocabulary.

Title

ISBN 9781420265019

ISBN

STEM Box Levels 3 – 4 Lower Primary

9781420243192

Levels 5 – 6 Upper Primary

9781420241549

For prices and all other enquiries, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com or speak to your local distributor.

Available while stocks last

READERS Legends (Reading ages 6 – 9+) Younger readers will love these engaging books where our ‘Legends’ experience situations all children can relate to – thinking all is going well, then watching it come unstuck and going horribly wrong!

Flips (Reading ages 8 – 12) Available Now Strong story lines make these ideal for guided reading and the engaging visuals support independent reading and are a great resource for older, reluctant readers.

Available while stocks last

For prices and all other enquiries, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com or speak to your local distributor.

Title

ISBN

Legends Set 1 Pack

9781458637765

Set 2 Pack

9781458641670

Set 3 Pack

9781458641687

Flips Set 1 Pack

9781458649577

Set 2 Pack

9781458649584

Set 3 Pack

9781458649591

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Talk about Texts

This outstanding series meets the ever-changing needs of students from 4.5 – 9 years of age.

Talk About Texts integrates the teaching of reading, vocabulary and oral language into one rich and effective programme to help you achieve more in your guided reading time. This is new and improved guided reading!

Level

Titles Available

Student Books Level K

45 titles

Talk About Texts includes 160 student books, accompanied by 160 teacher’s editions corresponding to each student book.

Level 1

40 titles

Level 2

40 titles

Each student book is finely levelled to systematically build students’ reading skills and confidence. Teacher’s editions accompany each of the 160 student books.

Level 3

35 titles

Available Now

Teacher’s Editions Level K

45 titles

Level 1

40 titles

Level 2

40 titles

Level 3

35 titles

Teacher’s Guides Level K

9781420242003

Level 1

9781420242416

Level 2

9781420242829

Level 3

9781420241181

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Full coverage of text types, enabling students to build robust comprehension skills across a broad range of texts

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Links to other learning areas of the curriculum, including science, humanities and social sciences, and the arts, allowing you to match texts to your teaching topics and students’ interests

Teaching notes which embed the oral language approach and vocabulary instruction throughout, providing everything you need for an effective reading session in one place

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A wrap-around format to the sessions to save teachers preparation time to enable them to bring the lesson to life and focus on individual differentiation

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Post-reading activities at the end of every book, providing opportunities for students to develop personal responses to the text by thinking, talking and writing

Key features:

40 titles

Level 1

40 titles

Level 2

40 titles

Level 3

35 titles

• Strong phonics and comprehension focus including literal, inferential and evaluative questions

Level K

40 titles

• Engaging fiction and nonfiction texts

Level 1

40 titles

• Simple structure for ease of planning

Level 2

40 titles

Level 3

35 titles

This series allows you to systematically develop students’ comprehension skills and strategies.

Level

Reading Packs level available

The print and digital resources assist the acquisition of skills in interpreting, evaluating and critiquing ideas, information and issues.

Level pack

• The teacher’s guide provides full support for teachers on scope and sequence, word counts, text types, vocabulary and phonics, as well as tools for assessment • Audio discs, big books and instructional strategies card boxes are also available for this series! To find out more, please email caribbean@ macmillaneducation.com

Springboard into Comprehension

Key features: • Fosters students’ fluency and oral comprehension skills using the in-built features of these texts • Specifically designed to provide students with multiple opportunities to practise and develop competencies across a wide range of comprehension skills • Big books, assessment boxes and comprehensive teacher notes are also available for this series! To find out more, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

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Level K

Teacher’s Editions

• Carefully structured student books create an engaging learning framework that supports and challenges students

For prices, a full list of titles and all other enquiries, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com or speak to your local distributor.

Titles Available

Student Books

For prices, a full list of titles and all other enquiries, please email caribbean@macmillaneducation.com or speak to your local distributor.

Level 1 (each pack contains one each of 4 titles)

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Level 2 (each pack contains one each of 6 titles)

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

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Level 3 (each pack contains one each of 6 titles)

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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Level 4 (pack contains one each of 24 titles)

Single Reader Pack 9781420223187

Level 5 (pack contains one each of 24 titles)

Single Reader Pack 9781420278941

Level 6 (pack contains one each of 24 titles)

Single Reader Pack 9781420279672

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The Talk About Texts teacher’s editions include:

NEW

The Talk About Texts student books include:

The programme helps teachers guide students to develop their literacy skills by encouraging them to listen to, read, view, speak about, write, create and reflect on a variety of types of text.

Level

Primary / Supplementary Resources: Literacy Programmes

Primary / Supplementary Resources: Literacy Programmes

Springboard Connect

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Edited by Telcine Turner Once Below a Time is a collection of short stories written by students of the College of The Bahamas for young readers of approximately 7-10 years old. The selection of the pieces has been made by Telcine Turner, a Lecturer in English Language and Literature at the College who has also provided notes and questions. This is a companion volume to Climbing Clouds.

Legend of the St Ann’s Flood ISBN

Price

9780333458358

£9.50

Anansi the Spider Man Philip M. Sherlock Anansi the Spider Man is a legend told by storytellers and parents throughout the world! Anansi was a man and a spider. When things went well he was a man, but when he was in great danger he became a spider, safe in his web high up on the ceiling. By trickery and guile he always got the better of those who were much bigger than he was.

As a child growing up in Jamaica, Philip Sherlock listened in the evenings to these West Indian tales, which he now retells with humour and warmth, and illustrator Marcia Brown’s drawings capture the tales’ gaiety and subtlety.

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Debbie Jacob No one ever knew the cause of the deadly flood that hit St Ann’s, Trinidad in 1993 - no one, that is, until a frightened boy named Jabari came stumbling out of the St Ann’s hills with a legend given to him by Papa Bois, the king of the forest. Rescued from the clutches of Mama Dlo, the anaconda who is queen of the rivers, Jabari was given the task of telling people the real story of the flood.

ISBN

Price

9781405028288

£9.30

Primary / Story Books and Readers

Primary / Story Books and Readers

Once Below a Time: Bahamian Stories

Supporting resources available:

Reggae Readers ISBN

Price

9780333353264

£11.35

Louis Fidge Reggae Readers is an exciting reading scheme written specifically for young Jamaican readers in the first three years of primary school. Each book contains lively stories and non-fiction pieces designed to stimulate the imagination, motivate young readers and reinforce moral values.

Key features •

The texts introduce, teach and develop essential reading skills through the use of controlled vocabulary and language structures

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The audio CDs accompanying each book bring the text to life with music and song

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The books include: stories and non-fiction texts, poems and rhymes to entertain and enjoy, comprehensive word lists, notes to parents on helping their children read and linked comprehension and vocabulary activities for each unit

Title

ISBN

Price

Grade 1

9780230725621

£7.00

Grade 2

9780230725638

£7.00

Grade 3

9780230725645

£7.00

Grade 1

9780230026124

£6.15

Grade 2

9780230026186

£6.15

Grade 3

9780230026247

£6.15

Student’s Pack

Workbook

Supporting resources available:

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Primary / Readers

Primary / Readers

Macmillan Explorers Phonics Macmillan English Explorers

Teach your students how to blend sounds to read words, and segment the sounds in the words in order to spell them accurately. The phonics focus is set within the context of a story to ensure that reading for meaning is retained.

LITTLE EXPLORERS A

Key Features

LITTLE EXPLORERS B

• Can be used alongside any primary course • A systematic, clearly defined and structured progression of phonics teaching, supported by the existing Phonics

Promote social values, such as friendship and respect and help your students to develop reading skills through this eight-level reading scheme based on L1 methodology. Thanks to the cross-curricular content at higher levels, these readers can easily be combined with other school subjects. The series is complemented by a four-level phonics scheme called Macmillan Explorers Phonics.

• Detailed teacher’s notes show you how to focus on letters and sounds to support pronunciation, reading and spelling • Free audio downloads for use in the classroom and at home

In Daisy’s Box In Teddy’s Bag Look!

Run and Hide

Fish and Chips In the Mud Pin it on Teddy in Bed

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YOUNG EXPLORERS 1 Crazy Cat and Fat Old Rat Daisy is Ill Professor Green and the Snake Tom’s Haircut

9780230404762 9780230404755 9780230404779 9780230404786

YOUNG EXPLORERS 2

Key Features

Crazy Cat and the Stars Daisy and the Big Yellow Kite Muddy Sheep, The Pirate Jack Looks for Treasure

• Teacher’s notes that support structured whole-class teaching with page-by-page lesson notes

9780230404816 9780230404809 9780230404793 9780230404823

• Workbooks and word cards (included in the teacher’s notes) that reinforce word-recognition skills • Worksheets for each title that are easily accessible via the website • Colourful books with beautiful illustrations to hold your students’ attention • Popular stories retold at your students’ own reading level • Free audio downloads for use in the classroom and at home LITTLE EXPLORERS A At the Zoo Big Bad Monster, The Big Bad Monster Big Book, The Biscuit Man, The Daisy the Dinosaur Daisy the Dinosaur Big Book New Baby, The New Baby Big Book, The Teddy’s Big Day Comprehension Workbook Phonics Workbook

YOUNG EXPLORERS 2 9781405059862 9781405059909 9781405061155 9781405059893 9781405059879 9781405061148 9781405059855 9781405061131 9781405059886 9781405060769 9781405061124

LITTLE EXPLORERS B Chicken-Licken Daisy and Danny Fun Day Out, A Party for Teddy, A Party for Teddy Big Book, A School Play, The School Play Big Book, The Stone Soup Stone Soup Big Book Comprehension Workbook Phonics Workbook

9781405059923 9781405059930 9781405059954 9781405059947 9781405061209 9781405059961 9781405061193 9781405059916 9781405061216 9781405060776 9781405061186

YOUNG EXPLORERS 1 Aunt Rose Comes to Stay Aunt Rose Comes to Stay Big Book Daisy Has the Hiccups Going to the Beach Greedy Gretel Greedy Gretel Big Book In the Jungle In the Jungle Big Book Lazy Lenny Little Red Riding Hood Comprehension Workbook Phonics Workbook

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Bike Race, The Daisy’s Dancing Lesson Jump, Stick, Jump Pirate Jack Puss in Boots See You Soon Sun, Cloud, Stone Comprehension Workbook Phonics Workbook

EXPLORERS 5 9781405060073 9781405060059 9781405060035 9781405060066 9780230469266 9781405060080 9781405060042 9781405060813 9781405061308

EXPLORERS 3 Camcorder Thief, The Camcorder Thief Workbook, The Elephant’s Child, The Elephant’s Child Workbook, The How the Camel got his Hump How the Camel got his Hump Workbook Magic Flute, The Magic Flute Workbook, The Snow White Snow White Workbook Ugly Duckling, The Yeti in Town, A Yeti in Town Workbook, A

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EXPLORERS 4 9781405060011 9781405061278 9781405059992 9781405060028 9781405059978 9781405061254 9781405060004 9781405061261 9781405059985 9780230469259 9781405060752 9781405061247

Adventures of Odysseus, The Adventures of Odysseus Workbook, The Dan Tries to Help Dan Tries to Help Workbook Escape from the Fire Escape from the Fire Workbook Jungle Book, The Pinocchio Pinocchio Workbook Robin Hood Robin Hood Workbook Snow Queen, The Snow Queen Workbook, The

9781405060165 9781405060943 9781405060172 9781405060950 9781405060189 9781405060967 9780230469280 9780230719903 9780230719910 9781405060158 9781405060936 9780230719927 9780230719934

Aladdin Aladdin Workbook Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Black Beauty Black Beauty Workbook Bronze Bust Mystery, The Bronze Bust Mystery Workbook, The Fishy Business, A Fishy Business Workbook, A Five Children and It Five Children and It Workbook Secret Garden, The Secret Garden Workbook, The

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EXPLORERS 6 Ali Baba Ali Baba Workbook Danger on Misty Mountain Danger on Misty Mountain Workbook Nicholas Nickleby Nicholas Nickleby Workbook Railway Children, The Railway Children Workbook, The Through the Looking Glass Time Twist Time Twist Workbook Treasure Island Treasure Island Workbook

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For prices and all other enquiries, please email us at caribbean@macmillaneducation.com

Macmillan Children’s Readers To introduce fiction and nonfiction titles into your classroom, Macmillan Children’s Readers are an excellent choice. Each Reader includes a factual section, followed by a fictional story. This topic-based six-level series reinforces the basic structures and vocabulary found in most primary courses and will appeal to boys and girls equally.

Full audio, worksheets and teacher’s notes are available to download from the Macmillan Young Learners website.

LEVEL 1 Clothes We Wear / George’s Snow Clothes Colin’s Colours Eddie’s Exercise Fantastic Freddy Food, Food, Food! / The Cat’s Dinner Frog and the Crocodile, The Hide and Seek Pip the Pirate We Love Toys / An Adventure Outside

LEVEL 4 9780230469198 9781405057172 9780230010062 9780230010048 9780230443648 9780230402010 9780230402003 9781405057271 9780230443655

LEVEL 2 Carnival Time / Where’s Tiger?

Dom’s Dragon Fancy Dress Competition, The Fun at the Beach / The Big Wave Lunch at the Zoo Monkeys / Little Monkey and The Sun Pat’s Picture Picnic Surprise!, A Where’s Rex?

9780230443662 9781405057189 9780230402027 9780230469204 9780230402034 9780230443679 9781405057264 9780230010086 9780230010109

LEVEL 3 Ants’ Party, The April Fool’s Day Big and Little Cats / Grandad’s Weekend with Leo Birds / The Mysterious Egg Endangered Animals / A Safari Adventure Kings and Queens / King Alfred and the Cakes Real Monsters / The Princess and the Dragon Unhappy Giant, The Where Does Our Rubbish Go? / Let’s Recycle!

Wild Animals / A Hungry Visitor

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Chocolate, Chocolate, Everywhere / The Chocolate Fountain Dogs / The Big Show Elephants / The Elephant’s Friend Football Crazy! / What a Goal!

Incredible Sculptures / A Thief in The Museum Lights, Camera, Action! / On Location Making Music / The Talent Contest New Year’s Eve Riverboat Bill What’s That Noise?

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LEVEL 5 Ancient Egypt / The Book of Thoth Castles / King Arthur’s Treasure Dangerous Weather / The Weather Machine London / A Day in the City New York / Adventure in the Big Apple Penguins / Race to the South Pole Pumpkins / A Pie for Miss Potter Volcanoes / The Legend of Batok Volcano Wild West, The / The Tall Tale of Rex Rodeo World of Sport, A / Snow Rescue

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LEVEL 6 Caves / The Lucky Accident Deep, The / The City Under the Sea Edinburgh / Festival Fear Gold / Pirate’s Gold Horses / Mr Carter’s Plan Inventions / Lost Life in the Desert / The Stubborn Ship Machu Picchu / Through the Fence Planets / School Trip to the Moon Sharks and Dolphins / Dolphin Rescue

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Lower Secondary /

Lower Secondary /

Lower Secondary

My teaching tip: Before trying to teach the fundamentals of any content area, we must gauge the level of student readiness. Knowing that many students have varying backgrounds, learning styles and needs, we must first meet their need to be loved and accepted.

This is one of the most effective teaching methods that I have used to date. When students feel loved and that the teachers believe in them, mistakes will be deemed opportunities to try other ways, and successes will be comparative to Olympic gold medals. Be your students’ greatest motivator.

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My name is: Utica Christian My school is: Clare Hall Secondary I am from: Antigua & Barbuda

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Lower Secondary / English

Lower Secondary / English

English Matters for Jamaica, Second Edition

English Matters Julia Sander English Matters is a comprehensive four-level series for Caribbean students, which provides thorough preparation for lower secondary and CSEC® examinations. Student’s books 1-3 are supported by detailed teacher’s books with audio-CDs to develop listening and speaking skills. Workbooks provide additional practice of key points.

Title

ISBN

Price

Student’s Book Book 1

9780230023642

£13.20

Book 2

9780230023659

£13.20

Book 3

9780230023666

£13.20

Workbook

Key features

Book 1

9780230023673

£6.25

Book 2

9780230023680

£6.25

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Book 3

9780230023697

£6.25

Complete coverage of Caribbean English syllabi as shown in Scope and Sequence charts A contemporary approach including up-to-date texts on current issues and suggestions for using IT

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A focus on skill development leading to independent learning

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A lively task-based approach with lots of student activities

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A range of stimulating listening and speaking tasks and audio CDs with recordings made in different settings

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A wide selection of reading texts of manageable length, with comprehension questions at different levels

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Thorough coverage of grammar, including practice exercises at different levels and a reference section

English Matters for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition

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Step-by-step guidance on developing writing skills

Turn to page 62 to find out more

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Consolidation exercises and extension material for students of different abilities

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Teacher’s books providing support and fresh ideas for teachers

This course has been written through a close collaboration between the author Julia Sander and experienced Caribbean teachers and English specialists. Leonie Bennett, Alice Castillo, Rachelle Clarke, Godfrey Fisher, Rafer Gordon, Andrea Hitchener, Jannine Horsford, Dian Maheia, Pauline Millar, Julia Sander, Veronica Simon, Sharon Thorpe.

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English Matters for Jamaica is an integrated, four-level series that helps progress students seamlessly from lower to upper secondary in preparation for their CSEC® Examination. Fully revised for the National Standards Curriculum and in response to feedback from practising teachers, it has been written by a specialist in English language teaching and reviewed by expert teachers from Jamaica.

Key features •

Also available:

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About the Author

Julia Sander

Supporting resources available:

A wide selection of Jamaican, Caribbean and international texts with graded comprehension questions cater to different reading levels

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Student journal provides on-going practice of self-reflection and other skills needed for the SBA

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Research work, group activities and discussion provide meaningful social interactions and real-life contexts to develop key 21st century skills needed for further study and working life

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Step-by-step guidance on the writing process

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Audio components develop listening and oral skills

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ICT activities encourage use of appropriate digital tools to integrate technology into learning and practise sound digital citizenship

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Reference section, including sample compositions, glossary and grammar explanations, can be used as a revision guide

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Grades 7 to 9 in this series are supported by corresponding Workbooks and free online resources. Answers, audio and more can be found at www.macmillan-caribbean.com.

Title

ISBN

Price

Grade 7

9781380010209

£13.95

Grade 8

9781380011626

£13.95

Grade 9

9781380011633

£13.95

Grade 7

9781380018038

£6.20

Grade 8

9781380018045

£6.20

Grade 9

9781380018052

£6.20

Student’s Book

Workbook

Also available:

English Matters for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition Turn to page 62 to find out more

Supporting resources available:

About the Author Julia Sander comes from a teaching and examining background and has facilitated workshops for teachers in the UK, Africa and the Caribbean. She has wide experience of the Caribbean and has written a number of popular language arts books for students at primary and secondary level in the region.

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Maths Matters Geoff Buckwell and Robert Solomon Maths Matters is a comprehensive four-level series for Caribbean students, which provides a thorough preparation for lower secondary and CSEC®. The books are suitable for use either in the classroom or at home. The first three volumes cover grades 7, 8 and 9.

Title

ISBN

Price

Student’s Book Book 1

9780230029873

£13.20

Book 2

9780230029880

£13.20

Book 3

9780230029897

£13.20

Workbook

Key features

Book 1

9780230400269

£5.95

Book 2

9780230400276

£5.95

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Book 3

9780230400283

£5.95

Thorough coverage of national syllabi shown in scope and sequence charts

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A clear exposition of methods through worked examples

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Revision material where relevant

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Exercises for practice, revision, homework and examination

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Multiple choice questions providing practice for examination papers

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A carefully graded approach for all abilities

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Activities throughout that encourage a practical approach to learning

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Navigation of each unit made simple with key skills, summaries and indexes

Lower Secondary / Sciences

Lower Secondary / Mathematics

Integrated Science for Jamaica, Fourth Edition

Also available:

Tania Chung This fourth edition of Macmillan Education’s market-leading series for Grades 7 to 9 has been improved and updated to follow the new National Standards Curriculum. With full syllabus coverage and a new, student-centred approach to science and the STEAM subjects, Integrated Science for Jamaica delivers guidance in science process skills and practice that supports deeper content learning, stimulates creative and critical thinking and encourages problem solving for the real world. With all the key features of Integrated Science for Jamaica, Fourth Edition, Grade 9 Sciences for Jamaica has been created to cater for students studying biology, chemistry and physics separately at Grade 9.

Title

ISBN

Price

Grade 7

9781380023353

£11.85

Grade 8

9781380023384

£11.85

Grade 9

9781380023414

£11.85

Grade 9 Sciences 9781380030467

£12.40

Student’s Book

Workbook Grade 7

9781380023360

£5.70

Grade 8

9781380023391

£5.70

Grade 9

9781380023421

£5.70

Grade 9 Sciences 9781380030474

£6.70

Key features

Maths Matters for CSEC® Examinations

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Numerous ideas for hands-on classroom activities to help teachers apply a STEAM approach

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Enquiry-based learning activities that engage students’ natural curiosity

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Carefully introduced scientific language that equips students with proper vocabulary

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ICT-based activities to enhance learning and prepare students for working in the 21st Century

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Summary and review questions to consolidate key skills and concepts and highlight areas that need reinforcing

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All books in the series are supported by corresponding workbooks, which can also be used with any other integrated science course

Turn to page 64 to find out more

Supporting resources available:

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Free online student resources for further study can be found at www.macmillaneducationeverywhere.com and free teacher’s resources at www.macmillan-caribbean.com

Supporting resources available:

About the Author

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Tania Chung, MScEd , BSc Hons, DipEd, has been actively involved in science education for many years. She has taught at Calabar High School in Jamaica, as well as in Barbados and the Cayman Islands, and currently develops teaching strategies to promote effective learning in the modern classroom.

MACMILLAN EDUCATION EVERYWHERE

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Key features: • Covers all themes, topics, content and Specific Learning Outcomes of the Social Studies curriculum (2008) for Trinidad and Tobago.

• Provides Key Questions at the beginning of each chapter to trigger students’ interest and thinking.

• Features activities and exercises, such as Checkpoints to ensure comprehension of content, Thinking Creatively and Critically to encourage analysis, application, synthesis and evaluation, and Wrap Up to summarise learning.

• Highlights key terms and concepts throughout and explains these in the text and glossary.

• Includes visuals such as photographs, maps, charts, and timelines.

• Provides a Skills Tool Kit for the development of specific skills including social and interpersonal skills, communication skills, enquiry and research skills, information-processing skills, and creating and working with visual aids.

• End of chapter reviews.

Anthony Luengo graduated from St. Mary’s College, Trinidad. He has taught at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Barbados and is an experienced writer, teacher and publishing consultant.

Find us on Facebook /macmillancaribbean

Find us on Twitter @MacCaribbean

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My Self, My World STUDENT’S BOOK 2

Anthony Luengo

Advisers: Clifford Bullock former Examiner of Social Studies Gemma Heerah former Social Studies Teacher, Carapichima East Secondary Jeniffer Mohammed Head of the School of Education, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Ken Seepersad former Curriculum Officer, Social Studies and Chief Examiner of Social Studies

Anthony Luengo

I S B N 978-1-405-06141-4

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Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago has been written especially by practising local teachers for lower secondary pupils for Forms 1, 2 and 3.

Key features •

Clear language and helpful illustrations

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Lively approach in which pupils learn by doing

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Plenty of interesting practical activities, using simple materials Talking heads and amazing facts to develop and hold pupils’ interest in science

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Questions throughout to check pupils’ understanding of what they have read

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Highlighted key words with copy and complete summaries to familiarise with the terms and to help pupils identify the key information they need to know and understand

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End of chapter questions including those for lower achievers

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Questions at the end of the book to help prepare for the National Certificate of Secondary Education

About the Authors Linda Atwaroo-Ali is Head of Science at St Joseph’s Convent in Trinidad. Reeya Maharaj is a Physics teacher at St Joseph’s Convent.

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Social Sciences: My Self, My World, Second Edition

Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Linda Atwaroo-Ali and Reeya Maharaj

for Trinidad and Tobago Title

ISBN

Price

Student’s Book Book 1

9781405065719

£13.85

Book 2

9781405065726

£13.85

Book 3

9781405065733

£13.85

Anthony Luengo and Clare Eastland Social Sciences: My Self, My World is a three-level course written specifically for students studying the Interim Social Sciences syllabus (2014). The series also includes a corresponding workbook for each level.

Key features •

Coverage of all themes, topics and learning outcomes found in the 2014 syllabus

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Colour co-ordinated table of contents easily identifies which content addresses each of the four disciplines running through the syllabus: social studies, geography, history and religious education

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Improved navigation throughout the book, including a more detailed scope and sequence mapped to the syllabus for teachers

•

IT-based skills work and links to internet resources ensures ICT is incorporated into every lesson to meet the needs of 21st century learners

•

Unique ‘Skills Tool Kit’ to develop social and interpersonal skills, communication, enquiry and research, information-processing, and ability to create and work with visual aids

•

A range of activities and exercises to summarise learning, check comprehension, and encourage critical and creative thinking

•

Numerous opportunities for both group work and individual study

•

Key terms and concepts highlighted and explained throughout

About the Authors

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Lower Secondary / Social Studies

The three texts in the series offer a variety of opportunities to students for individual study and group work through a combination of informative narrative and numerous creative and skill-building activities.

SOCIAL SCIENCES

2ND EDITION

My Self, My World

SOCIAL STUDIES My Self, My World STUDENT’S BOOK 2

Lower Secondary / Sciences

SOCIAL STUDIES

Author: Anthony Luengo graduated from St. Mary’s College, Trinidad.

He has taught at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Barbados and is an experienced writer, teacher and publishing consultant. Contributing author: Clare Eastland is an experienced social studies teacher, teacher trainer, writer and international social studies consultant. Advisors: Renée Ramdial H.O.D. Modern Studies and VAPA - Woodbrook Government Secondary School; Brother Harrypersad Maharaj, President of the Inter-Religious Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago.

Title

ISBN

Price

Book 1

9780230447196

£15.20

Book 2

9781380007315

£15.20

Book 3

9781380007322

£15.45

Student’s Book

Workbook (First Edition) Book 1

9780230453678

£6.60

Book 2

9780230453685

£6.60

Book 3

9780230453692

£6.60

Supporting resources available:

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Each of the four disciplines running through the syllabus is easily identified with coloured tabs at the top of each page. The new edition has an increased coverage and focus on history to match the syllabus Unit 6

Did you know? boxes give interesting information, discussion points and provide real-life context

Try this! boxes offer interactive, engaging activities to stimulate students’ interest and learning

Regular checkpoints throughout the units are provided to test students’ understanding and consolidate learning

Social Studies for Bahamian Secondary Schools Neil Sealey and Chris Curry with Pat Rahming

History in Trinidad and Tobago

My community

HISTORY

Practicality means considering the cost, time and sample size needed to collect the data. For example, if you are studying changes in employment in your community it may not be practical to try to interview all adults in the neighbourhood.

You can find more on the above in the broader context of doing research in the Skills toolkit, ‘Quick tips on doing research’ (page 309).

Some primary sources are pictured below. You can also find photographs of other primary sources in this book, on pages 146, 151, 170 and 171 (images of Government House, St. Ann’s,

by Cazabon, Sir Ralph Woodford’s tomb, Port of Spain Borough Council building, the Black Power Movement protests), and in Chapter 13 in the section on historical sites on pages 219-222.

Did you know?

The National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago has a collection of primary and secondary source materials. You can find out more about them at: bit.ly/TTnationalarchives.

An invoice for slaves (dated 1835, after emancipation but before the end of slavery) showing the names of and amounts paid for ‘ten negroes’

 Try this!

Choose one of the primary sources on page 186 and explain how it would be useful to a historian researching the period or event. Do you think it is a reliable, relevant and practical source? Why or why not?

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What is a primary source?

What is a secondary source?

What are the four types of primary sources?

What do we mean by the relevance of a source?

What do we mean by the reliability of a source?

What do we mean by the practicality of a source?

Thinking creatively and critically 1 Work with a small group. Choose one major historical development in Trinidad and Tobago’s history.

Find out more about it using a variety of sources. Keep a careful note of the sources you use – see Skills toolkit, ‘Quick tips on doing research’ (page 309). Draw a timeline for this historical development. Create a slide show presentation about this historical development for your classmates. See Skills toolkit, ‘Quick tips on creating and making an electronic presentation on PowerPoint’ (page 320).

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A French map dated 1650 shows the European view of the Americas at the time. Find Trinidad and Tobago on the map

Checkpoint 1 2 3 4 5 6

This series has been especially designed to meet the requirements of the latest Bahamas Junior Certificate (BJC) syllabus for Social Studies.

Chapter 12

HISTORY

Work with a partner. Choose one topic or event from Trinidad and Tobago’s history and make a list of the sources you would like to use to investigate it further. Classify your sources as primary and secondary. Discuss which sources you think will be the most relevant, reliable and practical for you to use. Create a chart using coloured annotations to show your proposed sources and identify which you think are likely to be most relevant, reliable and practical.

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Book 1 outlines the origins of civilisation around the world and includes The Bahamas in the overall picture

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Book 2 builds on the foundations established in Book 1 and equips the student with the necessary tools for more advanced studies

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Book 3 brings to a natural conclusion these topics completing the course for students studying for The Bahamas Junior Certificate

Choose one of the primary sources in this chapter and analyse it carefully to get as much information as possible from it. Consider the following questions. ● What does the primary source depict? ● When was it created? Was it created at the time of what it depicts or later? ● How does what it depicts reflect one or more aspects of the history of Trinidad and Tobago? ● What kinds of research might this primary source be useful for?

Lower Secondary / Social Studies

Lower Secondary / Social Studies

Look inside Social Sciences: My Self, My World, Second Edition

12.3 Historical sites and landmarks You looked at some of our most famous and important historical sites and landmarks in Form 1 (e.g. Queen’s Royal College in Port of Spain, the Courland Monument near Great Courland Bay in Tobago).

Documents relating to land ownership are key sources Watch a video about independence, ‘This land of ours’, at bit.ly/TTthisland

Old letters (such as this one, dated 1850) can be very useful to those researching a family’s history

Historical sites and landmarks, you will recall, are buildings or places of importance and value to us as a nation. They are locations where something in history happened or which commemorate historical events. They help us to understand the history and values of our nation and local community, as well as to picture and tell stories about the past.

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IT-based skills work and links to internet resources are clearly marked for easy integration into lessons

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Thinking creatively and critically boxes occur regularly throughout each chapter, offering a wide range of activities which help to summarise learning, check comprehension, and encourage critical and creative thinking

The Skills toolkit icon appears throughout the book, encouraging students to use the unique ‘Skills Toolkit’ at the back of the book

Secondary Social Studies: The Bahamas, Third Edition John Berryman This well established text is an indispensable requirement for all Bahamian social studies students.

Student’s Book

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New full-colour design to help students engage with the content

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Activities and exercises designed to allow students to explore topics for themselves, as well as reinforcing concepts introduced in the text

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Opportunities for small-group work and class discussions

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A large number of colour illustrations of the local environment and local figures

About the Author

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John Berryman is an experienced social studies teacher and published author. He has served as head of social studies at HO Nash School in New Providence, Chief Examiner in both social studies and religious studies for the Bahamas Junior Certificate, and Secretary-General of the Bahamas Union of Teachers.

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Social Studies for Jamaica Marjorie Allen-Vassell, Alison McCallum, Lorna Fraser and Lorna Coke Social Studies for Jamaica has been written specifically to cover the Jamaica ROSE syllabus for Grades 7-9.

Spanish for Caribbean Secondary Schools Title

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Student’s Book Grade 7

9780333697740

£13.05

Grade 8

9780333697757

£13.05

Grade 7

9780230402799

£5.75

Grade 8

9780230402805

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Grade 9

9780230402812

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Stimulating and varied activities, drawing from diagrams, drama and dialogue, verse and songs, newspaper extracts and advertisements

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Reviews, short answers and multiple choice questions at the end of each unit

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An examination-type end-of-year test to help with revision and examination practice

Lower Secondary / Languages

Lower Secondary / Social Studies

Dime, Second Edition Series Editor: Jeanette Allsopp Authors: Malva J. Lewis, Yolanda NelsonSpringer, Erskine Padmore and Sally Seetahal-Mohammed Dime, Second Edition is a colourful and engaging course covering the regional practicalities of learning Spanish for a Latin American context. The series provides a comprehensive foundation for students at the lower secondary levels.

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Covers all the topics and requirements included in the CSEC® Spanish syllabus

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Provides a range of exercises to assist students in practising the items required in the examination

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Contains new Scope and Sequence pages and a full grammar review at the back of the book with verb tables

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Exercises closely linked to the CSEC® syllabus content

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Clear instructions so that students can work comfortably on their own

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A general/overall review consolidating all the grammatical elements and relevant vocabulary

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A companion CD with listening passages, recorded in Kingston, Jamaica with audio scripts available for FREE online

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Updated to include a teacher’s guide, with tips and advice for all levels

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Student’s Book with CD Book 1 (Dime)

9780230731721

£14.00

Book 2 (Dime Mucho)

9780230731738

£14.00

Book 3 (Dime Mucho Más)

9780230731745

£14.00

Workbook with CD Book 1

9780230455443

£6.55

Book 2

9780230455467

£6.55

Book 3

9780230455481

£6.55

Also available:

Dime Tanto Más, Second Edition: Spanish for CSEC® Examinations Turn to page 71 to find out more

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Gerald Drakes, Mavis Fuller, Christopher Graham and Barbara Jenkins This course is designed to equip secondary students for success in the real world with life skills. Reflecting the CARICOM Regional Curriculum Framework, Secondary HFLE also takes into account national syllabuses.

Health and Family Life Education meets the challenges facing Caribbean societies today, and covers sensitive and relevant topics such as HIV and AIDs, violence, health and the environment. The course can be used within dedicated HFLE subject lessons or more flexibly when HFLE is integrated within other subjects, form groups, guidance and counselling sessions or after-school clubs.

A Caribbean Approach Title

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9781405086684

£10.55

Book 2

9781405086691

£10.55

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9781405086707

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9781405086653

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9781405086660

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Book 3

9781405086677

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Rita Dyer and Norma Maynard This comprehensive course for lower secondary schools has a distinct focus on Caribbean foods and Caribbean lifestyles. The texts offer a definitive treatment of Foods, Clothing and Textiles and Home Management. Each text contains objectives and activities for each unit, making them ideal for use at school or at home.

Activity Book

Key features

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Photographs and drawings to aid understanding of each topic

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Emphasises student participation

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Contains a wide variety of recipes, many using local produce

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Suggestions for ‘things to do’ both in the classroom and at home appear at regular intervals

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Interactive and participatory, using mini-stories, case studies and other stimulus material

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Each book builds on and extends the work covered in the previous volume

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Builds healthy attitudes, motivation, values and life skills as well as teaching information

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At the end of the third book, material for CXC® examination practice is also provided

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Each student’s book contains approximately enough material for one 45 minute lesson per week over a year and each lesson takes a double-page spread for easy use

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9780333793985

£10.85

Book 2

9780333793992

£10.85

Book 3

9780333794005

£10.85

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Home Economics for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition Turn to page 81 to find out more

About the Authors

Contains four distinct themes or strands which are found in each of the three years: Self and Interpersonal Relationships, Sexuality and Sexual Health, Appropriate Eating and Fitness and Managing the Environment

About the Authors

Lower Secondary / Home Economics

Lower Secondary / HFLE

Home Economics

Health and Family Life Education

Supporting resources available:

Rita Dyer and Norma Maynard have been teaching home economics for over twenty years at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels. They are now actively involved with curriculum development and teacher training in home economics on their home island of St Lucia. Their experiences in regional and international organisations related to home economics give them a global perspective in that area. They both teach at the Arthur Lewis Community College, St Lucia.

The authors are experienced Caribbean teachers and educators.

Between them they have experience as professional writers, teacher trainers, curriculum developers and implementers of Ministry initiatives. They are also all passionately committed to Health and Family Life and HIV and AIDS Education. For the teacher’s guide and workbooks they have been assisted by Clare Eastland, a writer with considerable experience in producing materials and training teachers in HIV and Health Education.

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New for this edition: Prior Learning checks at the beginning of each unit enable teachers to easily check students’ prior knowledge and comprehension of a topic

Religious Education, Second Edition

This new edition of Religious Education for lower secondary is a three-level resource that matches the aims, approaches and methods of the National Standards Curriculum in Jamaica.

It highlights 21st-Century skills and encourages students to embrace Caribbean culture by looking at the four major religions – Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Islam – and the syncretic religions that make the Caribbean religiously diverse.

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Designing and Producing activities develop students’ skills to use digital resources to design and develop products

Creative thinking encourages students to use technology to think critically and creatively

Digital Citizenship activities challenge students to practise online safety and ethical behaviour

C H A P T E R 1: I n t r o d u c t I o n t o r e l I g I o u s e d u c at I o n

What is Religious Education?

GROUP DISCUSSION In what different ways can people belong to religions? What do these ways involve?

Title

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love

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forgiveness

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honesty

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faithfulness

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generosity

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helpfulness

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a sense of responsibility

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courage

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respect for others

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respect for life

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Are any of these qualities more about civic duty than morality? Why? Do you think that any of these qualities are especially about religion?

Why?

‘In the Caribbean’ sections provide real-life examples within the region that students will be able to relate to

Why RE is important What exactly is RE and why is it taught in schools in Jamaica and in the wider Caribbean? Below are some reasons.

• RE teaches us religious thinking skills.

• RE teaches us civic virtues and moral values and prepares us for adult life.

• RE is an important part of the school curriculum because it helps us develop our spiritual, moral, social and cultural selves. It helps us to develop our self-worth and identity.

• RE encourages students to value themselves and others and celebrates diversity in society – RE helps us to understand, value and respect our similarities and differences.

• RE recognises influence of religion in the Caribbean and in Jamaica – young people learn about traditional belief systems, which have shaped our religious, cultural and social life.

• Learning about religions helps our young people to begin to think ethically, to consider ultimate questions, to be spiritual and to develop an enquiring mind.

• Students will ultimately examine how religion can influence change in their lives.

• If we learn about each other’s faith we can promote religious understanding and stop prejudice and stereotyping. We must have respect for all if we are to live alongside each other.

• Students can look at how cultures and how religions and beliefs contribute to cultural identity and practices.

Even though not everyone shares the same religious beliefs, we all try to make sense of life and its ups and downs. Religious Education (RE) is part of the school curriculum because it is a subject designed to help us better understand ourselves and the world we live in through learning about religion and its relevance in our own lives.

What does RE teach us?

Learning about religion In RE, you will discover why and how people past and present have searched for the meaning and purpose of life, and the role religion plays in fulfilling this search. You will find out about some of the major world religions: what they are, their histories, beliefs, values and practices.

Learning from religion It is important to remember that RE is not about teaching you how to become a spiritual person, nor is it about which religion is more worthy of your support. Rather, it is about reflecting on the meaning of life, identity and belonging, and values and commitment within a religious context. Throughout this course, you will be given opportunities to reflect on and discuss your own opinions, and to consider other religions and how they find meaning in life.

Learning how religion influences change In RE, you will also study and evaluate the place of religion, and its values, within the context of family and wider society. In particular, you will learn about the traditional belief systems across the Caribbean, and the part these have played in shaping the religious, cultural and social life of the region.

AC T I V I T Y 1 Write definitions and explanations of religion and RE using various sources, which your teacher will provide.

2 Discuss these definitions and explanations in class. Compare what you learnt from adults in your community about RE with how the subject is taught today.

AC T I V I T Y RE has probably changed a great deal since your parents and other members of your family and community were at school!

1 Find out from adults at home and in your community what RE was like when they were at school. Think of questions to ask, and then interview people and write down their answers.

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2 Then, use these answers to compile reports on your findings. Share their reports with classmates via a class blog. Read reports posted by others and post comments.

Information is not available for the Cayman Islands

PUERTO RICO

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BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

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Percentage of the Caribbean’s population that follows each religion Seventh Day Adventist 0.9% Other religions, atheists and Church of God 1.5% non-religious people 22.9% Roman Catholic 63.3% Anglican 1.9%

BONAIRE CURAÇAO

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TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

Other Protestant 3.5% Baptist 3.1% Pentecostal 1.6% Hindu 1.4%

GUYANA

Figure 1.5 Religions in the Caribbean.

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‘Did you know?’ ‘What do you think?’ and group discussion features allow students to share their thoughts and knowledge in a structured and safe environment

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ICT activities encourage the 4Cs (communication, collaboration, creativity and critical reflection) and practise sound digital citizenship

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Personal dictionary icons provide students the opportunity to reflect on and develop a deeper understanding of key terms and concepts

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End-of-chapter and unit assessment questions test understanding and stimulate analysis of topics

Learning about religion in the Caribbean In the Caribbean, Christianity is the dominant religion, with around 80 per cent of the total population calling themselves Christians. Other major religious groups across the region include Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. You will learn about these four world religions in RE, and the next chapter will outline the key information that will be important in your study as well as how these faiths reached the Caribbean.

However, you will also study various Jamaican faiths – the Rastafari Movement and Revivalism – and other religious groups in the wider Caribbean (Figure 1.5).

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Group Discussion, Did You Know and Why Do You Think features provide discussion prompts which allow students to share their knowledge in a safe environment

Supporting resources available:

Religious Education, First Edition Tessa Bernard, Liam Gearon, Jill Morris, Kenneth Runcie and Colinnet Wiltshire-Brown

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New for this edition: In line with the curriculum, the personal dictionary icon encourages students to build their own personal dictionary. highlighting where new words are introduced and explained

NEW

NEW

Advisors: Colinnet Wiltshire-Brown, Kenneth Runcie and Liam Gearon

Communication and Collaboration encourages students to work collaboratively and to use technology to communicate

I n t r o d u c t I o n t o r e l I g I o u s e d u c at I o n :

for the National Standards Curriculum Jill Morris

New for this edition: Activities which can be used to develop ICT skills are identified with clear icons:

Lower Secondary / Religious Education

Lower Secondary / Religious Education

A peek inside Religious Education, Second Edition

Religious Education is a three-level course that covers the six major religions in the Caribbean: Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, Rastafarianism and Revivalism.

Title

ISBN

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Book 1

9780230406476

£15.00

Book 2

9780230448575

£15.00

Book 3

9780230448582

£15.00

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CSEC® /

CSEC®

My teaching tip: My teaching tip is to use students’ interest to help my students to learn and remember the information and also to want to learn the information. With this in mind I have utilized beats from different songs and have my students create songs based on the topics we covered. I also have students create replicas of certain situations. This fostering students’ interest has made teaching of history easier as students are eager to learn the information.

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My name is: Zewani Morton My school is: Charlestown Secondary School I am from: St. Kitts and Nevis

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More advertising material, graphs, tables and comic strips, as required by the syllabus

SBA icons feature throughout the book, as well as a dedicated unit at the end of the book

CSEC® / English

CSEC® / English

Look inside English Matters for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition Tips provide useful information and support

English Matters for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition Julia Sander English Matters is a comprehensive, four-level series that helps progress students seamlessly from lower to upper secondary.

This final book in the series fully corresponds to the revised CSEC® English A syllabus and is the ideal companion for students studying towards examinations from May–June 2018. Updated to take into account all amends to the syllabus and feedback from practising teachers, it has been written by a specialist in English language teaching and reviewed by expert teachers from Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Grenada and Jamaica.

Title

ISBN

Price

9781380018342

£18.50

Student’s Book

Also available:

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Brand new chapter dedicated to completing the School-Based Assessment (SBA) SBA tips, oral skills practice and reflection/student journal activities build SBA skills throughout the course

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ICT activities help students integrate technology into their learning of the English language

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Comprehensive reference section including a glossary and grammar, punctuation and spelling guides

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Study tips, end of unit practice and dedicated chapter for exam preparation

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Answers and audio available at www.macmillan-caribbean.com

About the Author Julia Sander comes from a teaching and examining background and has facilitated workshops for teachers in the UK, Africa and the Caribbean. She has wide experience of the Caribbean and has written a number of popular language arts books for students at primary and secondary level in the region.

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Also available: English Matters (lower secondary) Turn to page 46 to find out more

‘Student Journal’ feature develops understanding and hones students’ independent learning skills in preparation for the SBA

This new literature feature develops students’ confidence in handling literary discourse and terminology

Supporting resources available:

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CSEC® / Sciences

CSEC® / Mathematics

Maths Matters for CSEC® Examinations

Integrated Science for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition

Macmillan Mathematics for the Caribbean Geoff Buckwell and Robert Solomon Maths Matters is a comprehensive four-level series for Caribbean students, which provides a thorough preparation for lower secondary and CSEC®. The books are suitable for use either in the classroom or at home. This fourth and final volume prepares students for the CSEC® examination, and provides thorough coverage of the latest CSEC® mathematics syllabus.

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Thorough coverage of national syllabi shown in scope and sequence charts

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A clear exposition of methods through worked examples

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Revision material where relevant

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Exercises for practice, revision, homework and examination

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Multiple choice questions providing practice for examination papers

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A carefully graded approach for all abilities

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Activities throughout that encourage a practical approach to learning

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Navigation of each unit made simple with key skills, summaries and indexes

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The books are designed to be relevant to modern daily life and the experiences of students while retaining knowledge of traditional methods and practices

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The texts are supported by workbooks, teacher’s books and online resources

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Integrated Science for CSEC Examinations is part of a wellestablished series of books aimed at students preparing for their CSEC® science examinations. Rejuvenated in a third edition, Integrated Science for CSEC® Examinations features comprehensive, systematic coverage of the CSEC® syllabus (2015). Written by an expert team of science educators, this revised edition benefits from a new, clear and accessible design and the most up to date scientific information. ®

9780230400320

£17.50

Also available:

Key features •

Tania Chung

ISBN

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9781380011688

£19.50

Student’s Book

Key features Also available: Maths Matters (lower secondary) Turn to page 48 to find out more

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Intuitive and easy-to-follow format makes it simple to study a whole topic, or to find answers to specific problems

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Regular consolidation (in-text questions and exam preparation) checks understanding and reinforces learning

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New group-work feature tests students’ investigative and problem-solving skills and demonstrates real-world applications of key syllabus points

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Practical activities and experiments throughout the text encourage hands-on learning

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Dedicated School-Based Assessment section gives step-by-step tips to maximise success in the CSEC® coursework

About the Author

Supporting resources available:

Tania Chung, MScEd , BSc Hons, DipEd, has been actively involved in science education for many years. She has taught at Calabar High School in Jamaica, as well as in Barbados and the Cayman Islands, and currently develops teaching strategies to promote effective learning in the modern classroom.

Supporting resources available:

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CSEC® / Sciences

CSEC® / Sciences

Biology, Chemistry and Physics for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition Linda Atwaroo-Ali, Tania Chung, Mike Taylor, Alec Farley and Clarence Trotz The Science for CSEC® Examinations series has been revised and updated and features comprehensive, systematic coverage of the CSEC® syllabus (2013). Written by an expert team of science educators, this revised and updated series benefits from a new, accessible design and the most up-to-date scientific information.

Human and Social Biology for CSEC® Examinations, Sixth Edition Title

ISBN

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Student’s Book Biology

9780230438835

£19.95

Chemisty

9780230438828

£20.95

Physics

9780230438842

£20.95

Intuitive and easy-to-follow format makes it simple to study a whole topic, or to find answers to specific problems

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Regular consolidation (in-text questions and exam preparation) checks understanding and reinforces learning

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New group-work feature tests students’ investigative and problem-solving skills and demonstrates real-world applications of key syllabus points

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Practical activities and experiments throughout the text encourage hands-on learning

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Dedicated School-Based Assessment section gives step-by-step tips to maximise success in the CSEC® coursework

Human and Social Biology for CSEC® Examinations is one of a series of books written especially for students studying for the CSEC® examinations. The books have been written to make it easy to study a whole topic from scratch, or to seek out answers to specific problems. They can be used by individuals or as reference sources for group work.

Student’s Book

ISBN

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9780230721005

£18.75

Key features

About the Author Series Editor: Dr. Mike Taylor (MA., PhD., CChem., FRSC.) has been actively involved in education and teaching for many years. He has considerable experience of teacher training, has examined science at ‘O’ and ‘A’ levels all over the world, and has taught chemistry at School and University levels for over forty years.

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The interactive CD-ROM offers further study on challenging topics within the syllabus. The wide range of activities, animations, videos, games and experiments offer a new and exciting way for students to learn, as well as greatly increasing their enjoyment in the subject.

A markbook and feedback for every question allow students to monitor their progress and encourage learner independence.

Key features •

Phil Gadd, Series Editor: Dr Mike Taylor

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Covers all sections of the latest CSEC® syllabus

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Learning objectives are stated for each chapter

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The books form a useful reference resource for teachers

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Keywords highlighted in the margins form a glossary

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Diagrams and photographs with captions illustrate important points

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Table summaries and diagrams provide all the essential information for less able students

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Questions in the margins enable students to check their understanding as they read

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Multiple-choice, short answer and essay questions as set in the examinations are given for practice at the end of each chapter

Supporting resources available:

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Student-friendly, contemporary design ensures easy navigation throughout the book

SBA tips highlight skills required for the SBA throughout the course, and a list of SBA suggested topics is provided at the end of each unit, helping students to link recent learning to their coursework A

Social Studies for CSEC® Examinations

THE FAMILY

INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY AND SOCIETY

member’s basic emotional and psychological needs should be met. Families support each other on a day-to-day basis through encouragement, practical assistance, listening to each other and giving comfort.

At times of particular stress, such as during exams or illness, the support of family members is particularly important. As children grow, other sources of acceptance and approval, such as peer groups and romantic relationships, become important. However, the family is the first and most crucial place for emotional needs to be met. When a child grows up, the family they go on to form with a partner goes on to be their main source of identity and emotional support. When children feel secure and accepted within their family, they are more likely to grow up to be emotionally stable, happy and responsible, and to nurture happy children of their own.

SBA: Method of investigation Your SBA will require you to state what method of investigation you use and why. Think about the different ways you could find information and whether your choice of research method is the right one for the task.

Children develop their identity and a sense of selfworth, first and foremost, through being part of a family. The family is the primary point at which

Lucy Carman

Title

Social Studies for CSEC Examinations is a brand new course book for students studying towards their CSEC® examinations. The text provides complete coverage of the CXC® syllabus, with a firm focus on contemporary social issues in the Caribbean region. ®

ISBN

Price

9781786321527

£18.95

Student’s Book

CASE STUDY

Everyone at school thinks Maria is lucky. At every party, she is dressed in fashionable clothes, she also has a laptop and the latest phone. But Maria doesn’t feel happy. She appreciates all the things she has and the nice house she lives in, paid for by the money that her parents earn, but, more than the money, Maria wishes that her parents were around more. Maria and her brother are old enough to look after themselves after school until their parents arrive home from work, but their younger sister goes to a babysitter’s after school. Lately, Maria’s sister has been complaining that she can never have friends come by to play after school. Sometimes, when Maria has had a difficult day, she wishes that her mum was around for her to talk to. Often, by the time her parents get home from work, they are tired and busy preparing the evening meal.

Key features •

Case studies, activities and fact checks encourage debate and critical thinking

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School-Based Assessment (SBA) tips throughout the course help students to develop research skills

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Suggested SBA topics throughout the book offer examples for potential coursework themes

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Review questions feature at the end of each unit, and an exam practice section at the end of the book offers model answers

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A section for each of the three final exam option topics gives students the opportunity to choose which subjects to study in detail

to herself at home as she has to share her bedroom with her older sister. Clara also can’t afford the extra study books she needs. Often, Clara goes to Maria’s house so that they can do their homework together, using Maria’s study books, without being disturbed.

At home with Maria and Clara

Different family types

CASE STUDY QUESTIONS

2. How well do you feel Maria and Clara’s economic, emotional and psychological needs are being met? Score each area out of ten for each girl. Give one reason for your score.

There are also many different types of family in the Caribbean and around the world. People’s family structures may change at various stages of their life.

Modern-day families include:

A range of case studies that focus on current Caribbean political, social, cultural and environmental challenges

• reconstructed family – this family unit is the result of two adults with children from previous relationships joining their families together. The children of the two adults become step-siblings and the parents become step-parents to each other’s children. In addition to their children from previous relationships, the adults may have more children together. This type of family requires compromise and a willingness to adapt from all members of the reconstructed family, as well as from blood parents not living within the family unit.

• nuclear families – traditionally, people viewed nuclear families as the ideal child rearing environment. Today, most people recognise that there are many different types of family and each can function effectively. Supporters of the nuclear family argue that a mother and father fulfil different but complementary roles. Traditionally, a mother played more of a nurturing role within the family while the father was often the breadwinner and disciplinarian. Some people believe that the absence of a father in a child’s life, particularly for boys, can negatively impact their development as they lack a close male role model or influence.

Others, however, believe that this male influence can be found outside of the family from male relatives, friends or teachers. The most important aspect of any family is that children feel secure and loved.

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• sibling households – these are families where both parents are absent. The family is led by older siblings who care for younger members of the family. This family unit is often the result of parents dying or moving away for work or other commitments.

ACTIVITY 1 In small groups, take turns to describe the

members of your family. The rest of the group should identify what type of family structure you live in from the list above.

2 Still in your groups, discuss the advantages

and disadvantages of the different family types. Then, working individually, present these advantages and disadvantages in the form of a table.

CHECK 1. List three major functions of the family.

2. Provide definitions for the following terms: kinship; nuclear family; and siblings.

• extended families – this describes family structures where one or more relatives outside of the nuclear family live together in the household.

Extended families may include grandparents,

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The family is a social unit connected by blood, marriage or adoption. The family a person is born into is their kinship group. Extended family members can be traced through either the mother’s (matrilineal) or father’s (patrilineal) line. Family members usually live together. The family has a number of important functions within society.

• single-parent families – some children are brought up by one parent. This may be a mother or a father. Single-parent families may be the result of parents separating, a parent dying or a mother choosing to bring up a child alone.

Families led by a female parent are said to be matriarchal (or matrifocal) while those with the father as the central authority figure are patriarchal (or patrifocal). Often, children whose parents are divorced split their time between the houses of both parents.

1. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of Maria and Clara’s family situations?

Maria’s friend, Clara, lives with her mother, sister and two brothers. Clara’s mum works part-time and their dad doesn’t always send the money he’s meant to.

Their house is always happy and full of life and Clara likes her mum being around, but she wishes they had more money. It’s hard for Clara to have any time

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A range of activities develop skills such as questionnaire writing, interviewing, hypothesis development and conclusion writing

About the Author Lucy Carman is the author of numerous social studies textbooks for the Caribbean and Africa, including Macmillan’s new CSEC® Social Studies Revision Guide. She has also worked with many international aid agencies, such as Christian Aid and Tearfund.

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Social Studies for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition Ivan Waterman and Janey Fisher Social Studies for CSEC Examinations, Third Edition has been revised and updated in response to feedback and advice from Caribbean classroom teachers. The new larger format, improved colour and design and more accessible text make the book easier for students and teachers to use. This edition includes new material on the family, social groups, cultural patterns, elections, the judiciary and security systems, government and citizens, renewable and non-renewable resources, population, preparation for the world of work, Caribbean integration, the development of human resources, challenges facing the Caribbean region including HIV and AIDS, the Regional Development Fund, CEHI and CMC, the role of individuals and businesses, communication media, consumer demand and protection, and tourism. ®

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Helping relate topics to the real world while building communication and collaboration skills through student-led learning.

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Pause points for students to digest what they have read and confirm comprehension.

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Imagine you are Hong Fei’s legal advisor. Analyse the case and explain to them the best course of action to follow.

The popular events company HongFei Promotions approached Waggy, a soca artiste, to perform at a fete. Waggy accepted and Hong-Fei Promotions marketed him as one of the key performers for the event. In December, Waggy was involved in a car accident in which he sustained a broken leg, requiring surgery, and was not recovered enough in time to perform at the fete. The managers of Hong-Fei Promotions were upset that Waggy did not perform, as disappointed attendees had begun to post negative comments on social media, claiming they paid especially to see Waggy perform and had been misled.

The managers of Hong-Fei Promotions decided to seek legal advice before proceeding with a course of action.

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About the Authors Principles of Business, Second Edition has been authored by a team of Caribbean and international experts: Riana Balliram, Acting Head of Business, Lakshmi Girls’ Hindu College, Trinidad; Peter Budd, Senior Tutor, University of Nottingham, UK; Edith Emmanuel, Project Officer (Education) Education Quality Improvement Office, St Lucia; Marsha Guiness, Head of Business Education, Kingston Technical High School, Jamaica; James McCloskey, Lead Consultant, Imperial College Business School, UK; and Rachael Raghoo Bitu, Acting Dean, Bishop Anstey High School, Trinidad.

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An injunction is a court order prohibiting a party from performing an action, for example an imposition by the court to discontinue production of a harmful product.

Restitution involves returning any money or property already given in the contract, so as to restore the affected party to their position before the formation of the contract.

A court order prohibiting a party from performing an action.

The affected party can sue for damages: loss of income, etc.

When a contractual obligation cannot be performed, due to circumstances beyond the parties’ control.

Both parties have fulfilled their contractual obligations.

Both parties mutually agree to end the contract before obligations are performed or before obligations are performed completely.

Returning any money or property already given in the contract.

When one party fails to perform a contractual obligation.

BRAINTEASER Group Activity Choose any case study from this section on contracts.

Create and present a dramatization of the case study to your classmates. Can your classmates spot the key characteristics of a contract and how the contract was discharged?

• explain why documentation is necessary in business transactions • prepare business documents for various purposes

INTRODUCTION Trade takes place when producers of goods and services supply them to customers in return for money or other goods and services. These exchanges or transactions may involve simple verbal or written contracts or speciality contracts.

Business organisations are both producers and consumers of goods and services. They consume or use up materials, component parts, equipment, electricity, stationery and many other goods and services in their day-to-day operations. This means that running a business involves transactions.

There are many documents involved in running a business; these can be related to record keeping or to transactions. Record keeping helps with decision making, accountability, retrieval of important information, evaluating performance and compliance with tax and auditing regulations.

Business documents include invoice, pro forma invoice, purchase requisition and purchase order, statement of account, credit note and debit note.

Critical Thinking Answer these quiz questions individually and then compare your answers with a partner.

1. Do you know how much money you spent yesterday?

A. Yes, exactly B. Yes, roughly C. No idea 2. When you buy something from a shop or a vendor, and you pay with a larger bank note, do you always check your change?

A. Yes, always B. Sometimes C. Never or almost never 3. Do you write ‘To Do Lists’ with all the things you need to do written down and then methodically tick them off as you do them?

A. Yes, usually B. Sometimes C. Never or almost never 4. When you accompany your parents going food shopping, do they make a list of what they need to buy before going shopping?

A. Yes, usually B. Sometimes C. Never or almost never 5. When you or your parents buy a number of items from a shop, do you make sure you get a receipt and check that it is correct?

A. Yes, usually B. Sometimes C. Never or almost never

What do your answers tell you about you and your family’s attitude to record keeping and checking?

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Damages

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It is therefore important for all businesses to record or document their transactions to provide evidence that their contractual obligations have been properly discharged.

Specific Objectives After studying this topic, you will be able to:

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The Critical Thinking feature provides activities which provoke discussion

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Syllabus match Chapters grouped into 3 clear sections to mirror the 3 examination profiles. To aid teaching, each chapter is closely mapped to the order of the 2018 CSEC® IT syllabus.

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Python and Pascal are taught together, offering familiarity but also industry-leading practice needed for programming careers in the 21st Century

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‘In-text questions’ check student understanding throughout the text

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Multiple choice and structured questions along with full length specimen Papers 01 & 02 provide valuable exam practice

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SBA skills taught throughout the course, updated SBA chapter and a sample SBA project will result in high-scoring student projects

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About the Editor Dr Mike Taylor has been actively involved in education and teaching for over forty years. He has considerable experience of teacher training and has examined science at CSEC® level all over the world. He is the series editor of Macmillan’s Science for CSEC® Examinations series as well as the Business for CSEC® Examinations series.

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Online resources Visit www.macmillan-caribbean.com to find additional exam practice, Pascal, Python and other language summary sheets, extension activities and specimen solutions to activities and exam questions.

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Advisors: Camille Bruno-Audain (Teacher, St Kitts & Nevis) Keith Burkette (Teacher, St Mary’s College, Trinidad and Tobago) Desrie Elwin (ICT Head Teacher, St. Mary’s Academy, Dominica) Andrew Samuels (Managing Partner, IT School Initiative, Jamaica) Nnaemeke Vesprey (Teacher, Presentation Brothers College, Grenada) Jesse James (Student, St Vincent Girls High School, St Vincent)

Business Subjects for CSEC® Examinations This series of texts has been written especially for students studying for the CSEC® examinations in business subjects. The authors are all highly experienced teachers and educational consultants in Caribbean schools. These engaging books have been designed to make it easy to study a whole topic from scratch, or to seek out answers to indvidual problems.

SBA support SBA skills are integrated throughout using practical activities in the context of a recurring ‘real-world’ case study. The SBA chapter with sample project then guides students to gain top marks.

Information Technology for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition Productivity tools Provides clearly sequenced activity-based learning, exposing students to the most up-to-date version of Microsoft Office programs, ensuring work-place flexibility and transferable skills.

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Assessment ‘In-text questions’ (ITQs) check student understanding throughout the text, whilst multiple choice, structured questions and specimen papers provide valuable exam practice.

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Python and Pascal Python and Pascal are demonstrated side by side, offering familiarity but also industry-leading practice needed for programming careers in the 21st Century.

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Dr Alan Wood is a freelance IT consultant with extensive experience in programming and software development (aircraft simulators), systems administration (Space Science Department at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory) as well as working as a teacher and teacher trainer in Africa and Guyana.

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Individual and group activities offer active learning opportunities throughout

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Caribbean Travel Services provides real-life context and worked examples of a fictional Caribbean company. Students develop their skills and understanding via this engaging concept and thus build a strong foundation for their SBA

Diagrams, illustrations and photographs enhance learning and understanding throughout the book

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2: The Role and Importance of Agriculture

more jobs are created. Importing food from abroad reduces the number of local agricultural jobs.

There is also concern about the quality of some of the food imported into the Caribbean. It is thought that some imported food may be responsible for an obesity problem within the population.

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Students of agricultural science from Grenada, Trinidad and Jamaica provided valuable feedback on the book’s design, features and overall approach to help create a student-friendly and engaging text.

How does importing food reduce the number of job opportunities?

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Trade liberalisation helps global competitiveness. A fair trade in goods and services develops through removing tariffs and non-tariff barriers. A tariff is a tax levied by a government on imports (or occasionally exports) for purposes of protection, support of the balance of payments, or the raising of revenue. Global trade liberalisation initiatives encourage greater efficiency in marketing and trade by restructuring trade policy regimes to reduce the level of protection from competition.

Trade liberalisation does not just depend on the removal of barriers and the negotiation of better access conditions. It requires rules which define the framework for each government in the formulation of their trade policies.

This should result in each country being encouraged to improve productivity in agriculture and making greater efforts to improve the quality of agricultural products.

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Caribbean countries are part of the global economy; their agricultural development depends on contributions from international organisations

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Careers in agriculture include: • food production • sales and marketing • services • food inspection and quality control • agro-processing • engineering • education • journalism • management and administration • certification.

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Careful planning is needed to bring about agricultural development and boost the national economy and regional economy

The production of food locally is encouraged so that more opportunities for employment are created

Some career areas extend beyond the agricultural sector: sales and marketing, services, engineering, management and administration can all be associated with many other industries.

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Normally, local or national plans are prepared by the government of each Caribbean country for a five-year period. The plan for each country identifies the areas of agriculture which need attention and may specify the current status, constraints, strategies and resources required for the development of each area.

Carefully prepared plans can bring about agricultural development and national development.

Regional plans for agricultural development are produced through the cooperative efforts of Caribbean countries, based on the agricultural needs of the region. Specific goals, objectives, constraints, strategies, resources and evaluation procedures help to put the plans into practice.

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Local case studies have been sourced from across the Caribbean, including contributions by the Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute and local industry persons, providing relevant and up-to-date examples of agricultural science in the real world

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This book was produced in close consultation with advisors from across the Caribbean: Simon Drakes (Grenada), Sylvia Jno Baptiste (Dominica), Suzette Johnson (Jamaica), Carlington Lindsay (Jamaica) and Makela Oblington (Trinidad).

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Agricultural Science for CSEC® Examinations, First Edition Ronald Ramharacksingh Series Editor: Dr Mike Taylor Agricultural Science for CSEC® Examinations covers the material for both the Single Award and the Double Award. This book is full of practical activities and opportunities for self-assessment.

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Macmillan Education’s CSEC® Revision Guides contain all of the revision and practice you need to achieve success in your CSEC examinations.

In addition to recapping essential topics from the CXC© Biology syllabus in a concise and approachable style, this guide: • provides practical Revision Tips to help students find the best approach for them • helps to identify key topics and measure confidence levels throughout the revision period • contains a wealth of in-test questions and practice exam-style papers with answers provided online to allow self-assessment • defines key terms in a handy glossary.

Macmillan Education is your one-stop-shop for exam success.

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Spanish, Second Edition Macmillan Revision Guides for CSEC® Examinations Supporting resources available:

Sally Seetahal-Mohammed Macmillan Revision Guides for CSEC Examinations are the perfect companions for exam preparation and success. ®

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Numerous practice exercises and worked examples

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Exam tips, revision check-lists and practical advice from teachers and examiners

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Ideal for self-study with vital last-minute revision and practice to boost grades and improve chances of success

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9781405028257

£8.80

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CAPE® / Mathematics

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Pure Mathematics for CAPE® Examinations Dipchand Bahall The two books in this series provide coverage of Units I and II of the CAPE® Pure Mathematics syllabus. They offer a sound platform for students pursuing courses at tertiary institutions throughout the Caribbean. Each topic is covered in depth with additional material in areas that students find most challenging.

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Unit 1

9780230037847

£18.45

Unit 2

9780230418011

£18.45

Student’s Book

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Objectives at the beginning of each chapter aid planning, focus learning and confirm syllabus coverage

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Key terms are highlighted to develop students’ vocabulary throughout the course

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A wide variety of exercises develop students’ knowledge, application and ability in all areas of the syllabus

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Worked solutions throughout the text provide students with easy-to-follow examples of new concepts

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Graded exercises at the end of each section can be used to check students’ understanding and monitor progress

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Checklists and at-a-glance summaries at the end of each chapter encourage students to review their understanding and go back over areas of weakness

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Examination-style questions at the end of each module give students plenty of practice in the types of questions they’ll meet in the examinations

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Answers to all questions are available at www.macmillan-caribbean.com

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Dipchand Bahall has over 20 years’ experience teaching Advanced Level Mathematics at Presentation College and St Joseph’s Convent in Trinidad and Tobago, and at Cayman Prep and High School.

He holds a Masters Degree in Statistics, a Diploma in Education (Teaching of Mathematics) and a BSc in Mathematics. Dipchand is presently a Senior Instructor at The University of Trinidad and Tobago, Point Lisas Campus.

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CAPE® / Sciences

CAPE® / Sciences

Biology for CAPE® Examinations Claire Durant This book provides all-inclusive coverage of Units 1 and 2 of the CAPE® Biology syllabus. It is also a suitable introductory text for tertiary students at Community Colleges and Universities.

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Objectives and summaries at the beginning and end of each chapter aid planning and focus learning

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In-text and review questions help students with difficult areas

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Practical investigations clarify understanding and develop critical reasoning skills

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Study tips for biology tests and exams

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Grading criteria for internal assessment skills suggested for teachers

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9780230037816

£23.00

Student’s Book

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Physics for CAPE® Examinations Alec Farley and David Glover Physics for CAPE Examinations provides comprehensive coverage of Units 1 and 2 of the CAPE® Physics syllabus. A non-calculus treatment of physics, it has been written to facilitate a smooth transition from high school to tertiary level physics at regional and international institutions. The text encourages the ability to apply scientific methods to a range of academic and everyday problems, and sensitises students to pressing global and regional issues such as energy and the environment. ®

About the Author Dr Claire Durant MRSC received her doctorate as a Commonwealth Scholar at Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London. Dr Durant has teaching experience at the secondary and tertiary level in the Caribbean and abroad.

Chemistry for CAPE® Examinations Helen Jacobs, Novelette Sadler-McKnight, Stewart McLean, Patrice Piggot-Cumberbatch, Graeme Corbin and Mike Taylor Chemistry for CAPE® Examinations provides comprehensive coverage of Units 1 and 2 of the CAPE® Chemistry syllabus. This text develops an enhanced understanding of fundamental chemical principles, specific knowledge of chemical processes, materials, and applications, and an awareness of important chemical industries and their effects on our environment.

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Worked examples and in-text questions help students build their understanding and provoke analytical thought

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Review questions (including answers) at the end of each chapter test knowledge and how to apply it

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The School-Based Assessment section gives step-by-step tips to maximise CAPE® coursework success

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Written by an expert team of science educators

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9780230037854

£23.00

Student’s Book

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9780230037823

£23.00

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Worked examples and in-text questions help to build understanding and provoke analytical thought

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Practical exercises encourage students to use their knowledge of physics to plan, carry out, and evaluate their work

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Review questions (including answers) at the end of each chapter test knowledge and how to apply it

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A focus on digital logic and electronics will support students looking to move forwards into engineering

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The School-Based Assessment section gives step-by-step tips to maximise CAPE® coursework success

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The Appendix includes a review of mathematics skills required for the course

About the Authors Alec Farley BA (Physics), MS (Physics), Diploma in Advanced Studies in Science Education, has served as Education Officer, Science and Mathematics within the Ministry of Education, Guyana and has been the head of both Mathematics and Physics departments in the region. He lectured in physics and later became Assistant Professor and Head of the Physics Department at The College of The Bahamas. David Glover PhD, BSc, MInstP held research and teaching posts at the Central Electricity Generating Board, the Cavendish Laboratory, the Open University and Cambridge College of Arts and Technology. He has written an extensive range of international science textbooks.

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Jerome Pitterson This textbook provides comprehensive coverage of Units 1 and 2 of the CAPE® Management of Business syllabus. It is also a suitable introductory text for students entering higher education.

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Objectives and summaries at the beginning and end of each chapter help to focus learning and facilitate understanding of the key concepts

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Case studies provide examples for reference and help students to develop critical thinking skills

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Multiple choice and extended essay-type questions help to assess progress through the syllabus and prepare students for their exams

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Definitions, examples from various Caribbean territories and a range of exercises enable students to engage actively and relate to the content

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A variety of illustrations, photographs, diagrams, tables and worked examples support challenging areas of the text

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Keywords are highlighted to develop vocabulary

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The School-Based Assessment section gives in-depth tips to maximise CAPE® coursework success

Price

Student’s Book 9780230400436

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CAPE® / Caribbean Studies

CAPE® / Business

Management of Business for CAPE® Examinations £23.00

Jeniffer Mohammed This updated and revised second edition offers coverage of the CAPE® Caribbean Studies syllabus and provides students with the opportunity to study issues relevant to the distinctive physical, political and socioeconomic challenges facing the Caribbean.

Throughout the text, students are encouraged to explore their own roles and responsibilities within their community and develop an appreciation for Caribbean society and culture, both past and present.

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9780230431577

£23.00

Student’s Book

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Each chapter introduces the topic and expected learning outcomes

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Useful summaries are given throughout the text highlighting key points

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Boxed material gives case study detail for different Caribbean countries to provoke thought and discussion

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Activities, definitions and examples encourage analysis and understanding

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Structured response questions, essay-style questions and practice test questions aid exam preparation

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A research component at the end of each chapter provides guidance on how to complete a study based on the themes covered

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Module 3 offers detailed information guiding students through the research itself, from identifying a problem to presenting, analysing and discussing findings

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Multiple Choice questions with answer keys are included for Modules 1 and 2

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Dr. Jeniffer Mohammed is an experienced educator and author and is currently Head of the School of Education at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine. Her expertise lies in the sociology of education, the sociology of health, the teaching of social studies and qualitative research.

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CAPE® / Sociology

CAPE® / Communication Studies

Communication Studies for CAPE® Examinations, Second Edition Veronica Simon and Sandra Osborne Communication Studies for CAPE Examinations is an excellent resource for students preparing for their CAPE® exams as well as studying introductory courses in English and communication at Community Colleges and Universities. Students are introduced to the main forms of communication and asked to investigate the principal methodologies and their impact on meaning and understanding. The text is written in a concise and focused style and is suitable for students studying CAPE® Communication Studies as well as students studying introductory courses in English and communication at Community Colleges and Universities. ®

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Revised and updated to meet the requirements of the 2011 syllabus

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Scope and sequence style contents list mapped to syllabus objectives, with learning objectives clearly stated at the beginning of each chapter

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Investigates language and the way that it is used by all people with some emphasis on Caribbean linguistic diversities and their origins

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Explores how modern technology has affected and continues to affect communication, both positively and negatively

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Guides students through the processes of different types of writing including speeches and research papers

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Includes CAPE® examination practice papers, practice tests and a grammar section to allow students to test and check their progress

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Practical activities, definitions, examples and discussions offer context and inspire investigative skills

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Veronica Simon B.A. English (Hons.), Dip.Ed., M.Phil. Ed, has over 30 years’ experience in education, teaching English at St Joseph’s Convent (St. Lucia and Trinidad) and English Literature at the Sir Arthur Lewis Community College, St. Lucia. She has served as Head of the University of the West Indies Open Campus in St. Lucia. Sandra Osborne B.A. English, Dip.Ed., M.Ed., has worked in education for over 30 years. She was Head of the English Department at Combermere Secondary School in Barbados. She lectured in English at the Barbados Community College and has served as Curriculum Development Officer there.

Jeniffer Mohammed Sociology for CAPE Examinations offers students the opportunity to develop the essential knowledge and understanding of key sociological theories and methods. It is designed to stimulate students’ sociological thinking and encourage them to apply new skills to the real world. This introductory text is ideal for students learning about sociology for the first time. It is also a suitable foundation for further study in Sociology and related subjects in higher education. ®

9780230431584

£23.00

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9780230037861

£23.00

Student’s Book

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Full coverage of the CAPE® Sociology syllabus

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Sociological terms, concepts and perspectives are introduced and examined

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Definitions, examples, activities, research reports and case studies support challenging topics

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Each chapter includes objective exercises, multiple choice questions, structured response questions and essay topics

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Each chapter ends with a student essay example for information and critique

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Detailed discussions surrounding the work of Caribbean sociologists and theorists help students gain a deeper understanding of sociological concepts

About the Author Dr. Jeniffer Mohammed is an experienced educator and author and is currently the Head of the School of Education at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine. Her expertise lies in the sociology of education, the sociology of health, the teaching of social studies and qualitative research.

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Literature

Compiled and edited by Undine Giuseppi This collection of short stories marks the sequel to Backfire, Undine and Neville Giuseppi’s highly successful anthology first published in 1973.

This collection attempts to link together the work of different generations and includes some of the best stories from a short story competition.

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9780333997130

£9.75

Six Tales from Shakespeare Macmillan’s Stories to Remember series introduces new readers to famous stories whose quality and entertainment value have stood the test of time.

The books are abridged and simplified but as much as possible of the author’s original style and storyline has been retained. They are suitable for non-native speakers of English from lower intermediate level upwards, as well as providing an easy introduction to the great storytellers for young native speakers.

These six exciting stories - some funny, some sad - from England’s most beloved playwright, William Shakespeare, have been abridged and simplified by E. F. Dodd.

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Backfire Compiled and edited by Undine Giuseppi This collection of seventeen Caribbean short studies is compiled for use in secondary schools, and embraces both the old and the new of West Indian writing from the 1930s to the present day.

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9780333152195

£8.05

Antonio risks death to help his friend to win the lady he loves (The Merchant of Venice)

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Petruchio calms the stormy temper of his beautiful wife (The Taming of the Shrew)

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A group of noblemen find wisdom and love on the island of Prospero, the magician (The Tempest)

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The noble Brutus agrees to stop the greed and ambition of Julius Caesar by murder (Julius Caesar)

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Too late, a proud king recognises which of his daughters truly loves him (King Lear)

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When his wife persuades Macbeth to kill Duncan and become king, guilt and violence pursue them (Macbeth)

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9780333076125

£4.55

Literature / Literature Collections

Literature / Literature Collections

Act of God

Play Me A collection of three one-act plays Telcine Turner Features work including A Cross for Easter - a whodunnit set on New Providence Island, The Bahamas; Master Thief - a Euro-Bahamian folk tale; and Sunday, Funday - the story of a tense but illuminating afternoon in the life of a rum drinking construction worker, Hezekiah Pratt.

Price

9781405028899

£9.80

Bahamian Anthology

Woman Take Two

College of the Bahamas

Telcine Turner

Bahamian Anthology is a collection of short stories, poems and sketches depicting the vivid colour and special flavour of the local landscape, people, lifestyles, customs and folklore in all their diversity.

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ISBN 9780333348185

Price £11.75

A play in three acts

Love and greed are two elemental passions Telcine Turner deals with in this exciting three-act play. Set in The Bahamas, it tells the tale of a few people forging alliances for themselves, for love and / or money.

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9780333637067

£8.55

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The Sun Salutes You

The story, set in Jamaica like all of Everard Palmer’s stories, is funny, exciting – and keeps us guessing until the end.

In spite of the tension inherent in the plot, this shows the same gaiety and zest that characterise Palmer’s previous stories. With vivid phrases and fresh dialogue, the author brings to life the characters of this Jamaican village.

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9780333583173

£9.10

Big Doc Bitteroot This book is rich in character and rich in atmosphere. The sun seems to generate an energy and a capacity for fun in the people of Kendal, so that even the smallest event is a happening to be relished and remembered.

ISBN 9780333583166

Price £9.10

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9780333368381

£9.25

My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson This book combines an irresistible gaiety of style with a sensitive understanding of the relationship between father and son.

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9780230733466

£8.15

The Cloud with the Silver Lining

Full Circle

Warmth and colour fill this lovely story of life in the Jamaican countryside before the days of electricity. Laszlo Ac’s sensitive and lively drawings add to the pleasure of this book.

This sequel to My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson is the life-affirming story of how Rami Johnson overcomes tragedy to rebuild his home and his life and restores his family’s fortune.

ISBN 9780230733442

Price £8.15

Literature / C Everard Palmer

Literature / C Everard Palmer

Baba and Mr Big

The Rami-Johnson Story

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9780333996485

£9.10

A Cow Called Boy A touching story of Josh’s fight to save his hand-reared bull-calf, Boy, from the butcher’s greedy hands.

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£8.15

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Technical and Vocational

Technical and Vocational

Resource and Technology for Jamaica Trudy-Ann Barrett, Safron Douglas-Dunbar, Shellion Dillion-Burrell, Ruth Miller and Ray Taylor

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Price

Book 1

9781405062817

ÂŁ16.30

Book 2

9781405062824

ÂŁ16.75

Series Editor: Patrick Facey Resource and Technology is a set of two books written to cover the lower secondary Resource and Technology Curriculum in Jamaica, and can also be used across other syllabuses.

Book 1 is for Grades 7 and 8 and Book 2 is for Grade 9. The books provide up-to-date coverage of the knowledge, skills and techniques required for resource and technology.

About the Authors: Patrick Facey has played a key role in the development and implementation of this subject in Jamaican schools. The rest of the author team is made up of practising teachers. Each teacher is experienced in teaching the module they have written. Subject officers responsible for the modules from the Ministry of Education and teacher trainers have acted as consultants throughout the development of the books.

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Technical and Vocational

The Motivate Series Ideal support material for CVQ and NVQ examinations This series of texts has been tailored for a wide range of courses and syllabuses in secondary schools, colleges and other institutions of education and training. All titles have been written by experienced subject specialists and contain the most up-to-date information as well as reference, theory, diagrams and activities, all in a single volume. The attractive presentation and controlled language will appeal to students and teachers.

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Building Construction: Principles and Practice

9780333605226

£16.35

Business Management Studies

9780333600559

£16.35

Computer Studies and Information Technology

9781405074506

£16.35

Electrical Installation: Principles and Practice

9780333601600

£16.35

Essential Mathematics for Technicians

9780333677964

£16.35

Introductory Radio and Television Electronics

9780333616567

£16.35

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Metalwork Technology

9780333600542

£16.35

Technical Drawing with Design

9780333601617

£16.35

Motor Vehicle Technology for Mechanics

9780333601594

Practical Electricity and Electronics

9780333600566

£16.35

Textiles

9780333616581

£16.35

£16.35

Woodwork Technology

9780333600535

Practical Plumbing

9780333616574

£16.35

£16.35

Practical Welding

9780333609576

£16.35

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

9780333609583

£16.35

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Technical and Vocational

Technical and Vocational

TVET First TVET First is a trusted series of textbooks and lecturer support material published for both NC(V) and Nated (Report 191) courses in TVET Colleges. The books are published by the joint team of Macmillan Education South Africa and Troupant Publishers who joined forces in 2007 to address the specific needs of this important sector. Together the publishing team has a deep commitment to the needs of TVET students and lecturers and is focused on publishing top quality material that supports the important skills development requirements of the sector.

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Management Practice

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Soil Science

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Plant Production

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Animal Production

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Food Preparation

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Client Services & Human Relations

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Science of Tourism

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Introduction to Governance 2e

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Governance

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9781920334642

Freight Logistics

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Soil Science

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Plant Production

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Animal Production

9780853205128

Food Preparation

9781770171312

9781770172128

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Client Services & Human Relations

9780853205180

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9781770304628

Hospitality Services

9781770171329

9781770172142

9781770173149

Science of Tourism

9780853205166

9780853209010

9781770304666

Introduction to Governance 2e

9781430807117 9781920311391

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This updated edition of the atlas retains the full-colour, user-friendly new design and format of the previous edition, now updated with numerous new statistics to ensure that all entries are completely up-to-date.

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The Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas is the ideal text for primary and lower secondary students in Guyana.

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£9.30

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£10.80

Social Studies Atlas for Trinidad and Tobago

Caribbean Certificate Atlas, Third Edition A completely revised and expanded atlas focusing on the most accurate and up-to-date digital mapping of all countries of the Caribbean, with special thematic maps newly designed to illustrate the economic and social character of the region. New digital world maps are incorporated from a series of internationally acclaimed Macmillan school atlases.

Maps and Atlases / Atlases

Maps and Atlases / Atlases

Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas

Macmillan Caribbean Junior Atlas, Third Edition

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9780333924105

£13.00

Social Studies Atlas for Trinidad and Tobago is up-to-date, clear and detailed, designed specifically for upper primary and lower secondary levels. It offers a full-colour, user-friendly design with plenty of photographs and illustrations.

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Social Studies

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Jamaica’s most popular social studies atlas is back with a third edition tailored especially for the National Standards Curriculum (NSC). Developed in collaboration with Jamaican educators and social studies specialists from upper primary and lower secondary, the new edition retains all its much-loved features but offers a fresh update for current teaching.

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Jamaica’s most popular social studies atlas is back with a third edition tailored especially for the National Standards Curriculum (NSC). Developed in collaboration with Jamaican educators and social studies specialists from upper primary and lower secondary, the new edition retains all its much-loved features but offers a fresh update for current teaching.

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Comprehensively revised for the NSC

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Mapped to social studies syllabi grades 4-9, and geography syllabi grades 7-9

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The most up-to-date atlas available, with statistics and data as of 2019

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Offers extensive Caribbean, World and Jamaica-specific sections

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Lies flat on the desk, making mapwork easier and more practical

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Updated design with modern photographs and images

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Supported with free-to-download activities, map skills, projects and teacher tips for getting the most out of your atlas

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Macmillan Wall Map of Jamaica The revised edition of this best-selling wall map includes many new features including three new thematic maps covering Population, Land Use and Economic Activity, and a terrain model of Jamaica as viewed from the south-east of the island.

890 x 1160mm | Single-sided | Paper Edition

Macmillan World Wall Map Supporting resources available:

Physical and Political This edition of the popular Macmillan World Wall Map includes political and physical maps at 1:24 million supplemented by world population density, rainfall and temperature maps.

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Language Tree Jamaica, Second Edition

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Early Birds

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Language Tree Reading Scheme

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Religious Education, First Edition

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Economics for CSEC® Examinations

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Language Tree, Second Edition

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Religious Education, Second Edition

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Resource and Technology for Jamaica

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Let’s Pass: Progress Tests for the Caribbean

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Electronic Document Preparation and Management 74 for CSEC® Examinations English Matters

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Backfire 98 Bahamian Anthology

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Belize Primary Social Studies

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Big Doc Bitteroot

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Biology for CAPE® Examinations

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English Matters for Jamaica, Second Edition

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Explore Maths

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Full Circle

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M Macmillan Caribbean Junior Atlas, Third Edition

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Macmillan Children’s Readers

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Macmillan Wall Map of the Caribbean, Second Edition

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Macmillan World Wall Map

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Caribbean Language Arts Project

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History for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition

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Caribbean Social Studies

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Caribbean Studies for CAPE® Examinations, Second Edition

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Home Economics for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition

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Chemistry for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition

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CSEC® Past Papers

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I Information Technology for CSEC Examinations, Second Edition

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Information Technology for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition 75 - 76 Integrated Science for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition

65

92

Maths Matters

48

Maths Matters for CSEC® Examinations

64

Max Maths Primary

24

Max Science Primary

27

Mission: Science

26

Mission: Science (for Jamaica)

29

Multiple-Choice Tests for Belize

35

Integrated Science for Jamaica, Fourth Edition

49

Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago

50

100

O

Jamaica Primary Social Studies, Second Edition Jamaica Social Studies Atlas, Third Edition

32 112

Sun Salutes You, The

100

T Talk about Texts

38

The Motivate Series

104 - 105

TVET First

106 - 107

W

74

Once Below a Time: Bahamian Stories

40

Woman Take Two

37

Workbooks for CSEC Examinations

84

Worked Solutions for CSEC Examinations, 2012 - 2016

86

99 ®

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P Physics for CAPE® Examinations

91

Physics for CSEC Examinations, Third Edition

66

Play Me

99

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J

68 - 69

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Office Administration for CSEC® Examinations

Other Words Thesaurus

71 55

Management of Business for CAPE® Examinations

My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson ®

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Dime Tanto Más, Second Edition

Human and Social Biology for CSEC Examinations, Sixth Edition

81

®

111

87

Macmillan Wall Map of Jamaica

110

Social Studies Atlas for Trinidad and Tobago

Spanish Revision Guide, Second Edition

34

Caribbean Certificate Atlas, Third Edition

53

95

Grade 4 Practice Books

56

Social Studies

Sociology for CAPE Examinations, Second Edition

29

Health and Family Life Education (Secondary)

Social Sciences: My Self, My World, Second Edition 51 - 52

54

Bright Ideas Jamaica

21

15

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Macmillan Primary Integrated Studies

Can Do

Snappy Sounds

Social Studies for Jamaica

77

33

99

70

Geography for CSEC® Examinations

Health and Family Life Education (Primary)

Six Tales from Shakespeare

32

28

C

53

Social Studies for CSEC Examinations, Third Edition

Bright Ideas

H

Secondary Social Studies: The Bahamas, Third Edition

111

36

23

S

Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas

Boxes of Learning

Bright Sparks, Second Edition

103

Social Studies for CSEC® Examinations

66

G

58 - 59

Macmillan Grade Six Revision Topics and Achievement Tests for Jamaica 35

Biology for CSEC® Examinations, Third Edition

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Index

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Primary Social Studies for the Caribbean

30

Principles of Accounts for CSEC Examinations

74

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Y You and Me

14

Principles of Business for CSEC Examinations, First Edition 73 ®

114

Principles of Business for CSEC® Examinations, Second Edition Pure Mathematics for CAPE Examinations ®

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