Macmillan Middle East 2011 School Catalogue by Macmillan Education

Macmillan Education - setting new trends in English Language and Curriculum Teaching Pre-School/KG

Primary

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Primary Readers

Primary Curriculum

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Teenage/Secondary

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We work with teachers, students, institutions, educational authorities and Ministries of Education to develop high-quality coursebooks, dictionaries and supplementary materials to suit the needs of teachers and students of all levels.

Macmillan Readers

Levels Chart

Digital Resources

Pre-School/KG

Primary

Primary Skills & Reference

Primary Curriculum

Curriculum Reading Series

Primary Readers

Macmillan Readers

Teenage/Secondary

Contents

Macmillan Education is one of the world’s leading publishers of English Language Teaching and school curriculum materials.

CLIL, Skills, Reference and Methodology 68 Macmillan Arabic Library

Author Index

Title Index

Macmillan Offices and Distributors

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Skills

CEF – all of our titles are benchmarked to the Common European Framework

Recommended titles – for use alongside our courses

Available in 2011 A

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Books for Teachers

British h English

America an English

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For information about adult, exam, and business courses, go to www.macmillanenglish.com Bryan Stephens

Meetings in English Be effective in international meetings

For courses for adults, exams and professionals, please request a copy of the ELT: Adult, Vocational and Professional catalogue from your local agent (see addresses listed on page 92) or go to www.macmillanenglish. com/middleeast

INCLUDES AUDIO CD

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Introduction

Welcome to our 2011 Middle East & North Africa Schools Catalogue Who is Macmillan Education? Macmillan Education is a global publisher of English Language Teaching (ELT), curriculum, digital and online materials, based in the UK but with local offices throughout the world. We work with local teachers, institutions, educational authorities and Ministries of Education to develop high-quality coursebooks, supplementary materials, digital resources and teacher training to suit the needs of today’s classrooms.

Middle East & North Africa Schools Catalogue Profiled in this catalogue are materials for students from pre-primary through to teenage and secondary level, along with Readers and reference books suitable for these levels, as well as professional development books for teachers. Today our publishing is more about digital materials than ever before and you will find information about all these materials to support students and teachers at all school levels.

Digital New for 2011, we have a huge range of course-specific and standalone Interactive Whiteboard materials. Our suite of resource websites continues to grow, while Onestopenglish.com celebrates its 10th birthday with a brand-new design. Don’t forget our free Webinars from leading Macmillan authors which will continue throughout 2011.

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Pre-school and Primary Hula Hoop is our latest course for kindergarten, specially designed to offer a gentle introduction to English for those schools with more limited class time. For schools teaching American English, Take Shape is a multi-component course with a consistent focus on communicative skills with short, engaging units. This year we are launching a brand-new series of Phonics Reading books to complement the first four levels of the best-selling Macmillan English Explorers Series. They are perfect to use alongside the existing Explorers, or as a standalone phonics reading scheme.

Curriculum Our hugely popular Macmillan Mathematics course is now joined by the six-level Macmillan Science course. Pupils are encouraged to find things out for themselves through hands-on activities while being fully supported by clear learning outcomes, key word boxes, clear presentation of concepts and a CD-ROM for each level.

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You’ll find a huge range of new and relaunched Kingfisher reference and reading books with beautiful illustrations and accessible formats.

Teenage/Secondary We are launching two new courses for teenagers in 2011, Code and Gateway, both of which gradually prepare them for school-leaving exams. At the same time we continue to enhance our existing courses, with a new level for Hot Spot and the first two levels of a new edition of Inspiration, New Inspiration. You’ll find more information on our activities in the Middle East by visiting www.macmillanenglish.com/middleeast, and we would love to see you at one of our events. In the meantime we wish you every success in 2011.

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Course

Beginner

High Beginner/ Pre-Intermediate Elementary

A1 Beginner 0 Breakthrough

A2 Elementary 1 Elementary

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KET IELTS 3

Intermediate

Upper Intermediate

Advanced

B1/B1+ Pre-int/Intermediate 2 Lower intermediate

B2/B2+ Intermediate/Upper Int 3 Upper intermediate

C2/C2 Advanced 5 Upper advanced

PET/BEC Preliminary IELTS 4

FCE/BEC Vantage IELTS 5

B2/C1 Upper Int/Advanced 4 Lower advanced Competent user CAE/BEC Higher IELTS 6

Pre-school/KG 11

Hello Jojo

You and Me

Hula Hoop

Hats On

Fingerprints

Surprise!

Playtime

Levels Chart

Page

Primary 18

English World

Macmillan English

Way Ahead

Jump Aboard

Footprints

Caravan

Smile for Me

Time for English

Bravo!

Take Shape

All Aboard!

Fantastic!

Bounce

Twist and Shout Council of Europe level Macmillan level ALTE level Cambridge ESOL exam

CPE IELTS 7â&#x20AC;&#x201C;8

Teenage/Secondary 59

Code

New Inspiration

61 61

Inspiration American Inspiration

Gateway

Hot Spot

Move Ahead

Smash

Tempo

Mega

Shine

American Shine

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Vocabulary Practice Series

Macmillan Topics

Macmillan English Grammar in Context

Destination Series

Rainbow

Learning to Listen

Reading Keys

Effective Reading

English Reading and Comprehension

Sentence Writing

Writing in Paragraphs

Academic Writing

Digital Resources

Interactive Whiteboard Material Macmillan Education produces a wide range of products for use on Interactive Whiteboards, both to support Macmillan courses and as standalone resources for use alongside any coursebook. The following can be used as standalone materials or in conjunction with any coursebook.

Science Zone Science Zone is designed for teachers of primary students who would like to use some cross-curricular content in their lessons, and who enjoy the versatility and teaching opportunities offered by Interactive Whiteboards. This IWB software will complement any textbook-based teaching programme through all levels of primary. Science Zone IWB CD-ROM

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

42557 9

42703 0

42708 5

ISBN PREFIX 978 8479

These IWB materials are platform independent Key features ■

Each Science Zone pack includes approximately 150 enjoyable and engaging Interactive Whiteboard activities and 36 photocopiable worksheets

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Covers 12 key scientific topics per level

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The interactive activities cleverly exploit the benefits of IWB technology to their maximum potential to ensure students are engaged and motivated

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Self-correcting activities reject incorrect answers and confirm correct answers in a variety of ways to keep students entertained

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Teacher’s Notes include comprehensive, step-by-step instructions about how to use the material with classes

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Suggestions for extra activities, project work and homework are also found in the Teacher’s Notes

Busy Board Busy Board are topic-based Interactive Whiteboard materials for primary students that encourage active involvement in the classroom. Ten beautifully illustrated topic areas with entertaining activities improve lexical and content knowledge through interactive games that get the students moving and motivated to learn. The software can be used as standalone material or as a complement to any primary coursebook. Busy Board IWB CD-ROM

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Levels 1-3 Pack

72985 8

72986 5

72987 2

72988 9

ISBN PREFIX 978 0230

Animal Explorers Primary/Secondary P /S Animal Explorers is a flexible, topic-based online young learner resource, complete with video, audio, games and interactive exercises. Animal Explorers is ideal for use in the classroom, with an Interactive Whiteboard or projector, or in a multimedia lab. Bringing the animal kingdom to life, it takes learners on a journey through three different worlds, each with diverse topics, and incorporates hundreds of activities. Animal Explorers ISBN PREFIX 978 0230

British English Number of users American English Number of users

2-5

6-10

11-20

43502 5

75167 5

75168 2

43503 2

2-5

6-10

11-20

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75170 5

75171 2

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Also available as part of Macmillan English Campus (see p.9)

All Macmillan Education CD-ROMs and Macmillan Practice Online can be used on Interactive Whiteboards. Simply project the CD-ROM onto any whiteboard to create interactive group activities in class.

FFor more information about any of these products, please visit www.macmillanenglish.com

Digital Resources

Interactive Whiteboard Material Gateway Interactive Classroom Gateway Interactive Classroom takes full advantage of the multimedia nature of the course by offering a digital version of the Student’s Book, including extra activities, integrated audio, video resources and a teacher’s area for material creation. Key features ■

Easy-to-use tools including a zoom feature to highlight activities

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Interactive activities including a text analysis tool

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Cross-curricular and cross-cultural video materials

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Platform independent and compatible with Windows PCs or Macs

Gateway Interactive Classroom ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 IWB CD-ROM (single user)

B1+

72342 9

72348 1

72354 2

New Inspiration Interactive Classroom New Inspiration embraces the digital generation and offers multimedia and interactive solutions for use in the classroom. Key features ■

The entire Student’s Book in digital format, perfect for using as part of whole-class teaching and visual presentation of key language

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Brand-new interactive activities that are not found in the book

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Video footage featuring cultural themes adds a great multimedia aspect to whole-class teaching

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Platform independent and compatible with Windows PCs or Macs

New Inspiration Interactive Classroom

Level 1

Level 2

ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 IWB CD-ROM (single user)

41241 5

41245 3

Hot spot Interactive Classroom Hot Spot Interactive Classroom has been developed to be used alongside the printed coursebook. Integrated audio and simple tools allow interaction with the material, making it perfect for whole-class teaching. Key features ■

Digital version of the complete Student’s Book

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Get to know the Glooms with embedded clickable interactive activities

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Large-format digital flashcards perfect for whole-class teaching

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Platform independent and compatible with any make of IWB

Smash Interactive Whiteboard

Hot spot Interactive Classroom Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Level 5

ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 IWB CD-ROM (single user)

41941 4

41943 8

41944 5

41945 2

41939 1

Interactive Whiteboard software which engages students and creates a team atmosphere through fun and easy-to-use interactive activities, video and comprehension questions, and karaoke-style songs! Key features Smash

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Operates on Windows 2000, XP, Vista

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Unit activities made active for teaching convenience

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All course audio embedded in every page ge

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

ISBN PREFIX 978 9604 IWB CD-ROM (single user) 47260 4

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Digital Resources

Websites From free resources to support our print courses, through subscription sites for teachers with huge resource banks of supplementary materials, to online learning portals for students, Macmillan’s websites provide everything you need for effective language teaching and learning.

Young Learners

Inspiration

www.macmillanenglish.com/younglearners

www.macmillanenglish.com/inspiration

Gateway G

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Hot Spot

www.macmillanenglish.com/gateway www.gateway-online.net

www.macmillanreaders.com

www.macmillanenglish.com/hotspot

In 2011 the number one resource site for English language teachers is celebrating its tenth anniversary - and thanks to a brand-new design, it’s never looked better. With over 7,000 resources organised into core subject areas, including complete lesson plans, worksheets, audio, video and flashcards, you’ll always find what you’re looking for on onestopenglish. Whether you teach children, teenagers, adults or business executives,onestopenglish is the only place to come for your English language teaching materials. Visit www.onestopenglish.com for more information and to find out about our special birthday promotions and competitions!

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‘Try before you buy’ with free sample material in all sections of the site

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Use our popular weekly news lessons from The Guardian

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Find a huge range of audio and podcasts, with easy-to-use lesson plans

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Access a complete subscription service, with resources published every week

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Bookmark resources and plan lessons with the Learning Calendar

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Download more than 700 CLIL resources from the dedicated onestopclil section

Courtesy of Apple Inc.

Key features

Social Media A teacher resource bank for primary and secondary CLIL teachers can be found in a dedicated section within onestopenglish.

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The Macmillan Education team are available for interaction across all the usual online social media applications. Follow us on Twitter for the latest ELT updates, become a fan on Facebook to keep abreast of publications and events, and visit our YouTube channel for mini-lectures and classroom resources. www.macmillanenglish.com/connect

Digital Resources

www.macmillandictionary.com d c o a y.co Free online dictionary y and thesaurus

Apps www.macmillaneducationapps.com

Macmillan Dictionary for iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad These easy-to-use, practical and snappy tools give learners of English access to ‘on-the-spot’ definitions, phonetics, pronunciation and synonyms plus the feature that makes Macmillan English dictionaries unique: the red-star system indicating frequency of usage.

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Highly interactive and intuitive

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Star system indicates the frequency of usage of a word

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Pronunciation audio available for either British or American English

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Users can create their own wordlists, review their most recently searched words and view directly the most common 7,500 words

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Vocabulary tests make the application fun

Courtesy of Apple Inc.

Key features

Pronunciation App The perfect companion mobile app for both students and teachers interested in English pronunciation, produced in association with Adrian Underhill, and taking content from the best-selling book Sound Foundations. Courtesy of Apple Inc.

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Tap on the interactive phonetic chart to hear the sound of the symbol, plus an example word

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Toggle between British and American pronunciation

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Practise and test yourself with the built-in quizzes and wordlists

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Digital Resources

eBooks www.macmillaneducation.com/ebooks

Learning is changing, Language is mobile.

We’ve chosen a range of titles that are perfect for teachers looking for background reading or extra resources and students who want to fill travel time. You can browse the books first, flick through a few pages, as you would do the real thing, before deciding on the right one.

Courtesy of Apple Inc.

With space and time at a premium, we’re developing Macmillan’s new eBooks with a wide range of our most popular titles already available in electronic format. Our eBooks offer flexibility to anyone looking for electronic versions of our titles. There’s no need to carry physical copies any more; the whole book and listening materials are available to download, ready for transferring to your mobile, hand-held device or computer.

The range of titles Everyone loves a good book, and whether your favourite is Macmillan Reader modern, classic, adventure or crime, our range of popular graded readers are all ready to download. Or maybe you’ve simply run out of physical space in the library or school, and are considering creating a digital library for students to access? Add the whole range of graded readers to your bookshelf for students to browse.

Looking for one of Macmillan’s classic photocopiable worksheets from our very useful resource books? You can now download your own version of some of the most popular and classic resource books – such as Children’s Games and English Sketches.

Desperate for the recommended methodology title that you can’t get your hands on? Our eBooks now provide many of the seminal Macmillan Books for Teachers range.

Next steps As our list expands this year, you’ll find a growing range of exams and business self-study titles. It’s all pretty simple. Visit the site to try out a free Macmillan Reader.

www.macmillaneducation.com/ebooks Our eBooks are also available through popular eBooks stores.

Courtesy of Apple Inc.

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Equips teachers, encourages students, enhances learning Macmillan English Campus is the ultimate blended learning solution. Combining sophisticated course-management tools with a database of over 4,200 activities, the English Campus offers a flexible and engaging online learning environment which allows teachers full control of the resources, automatically monitors students’ progress and meets the needs of the institution.

Weekly updated news items at three levels in association with The Guardian Weekly

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The branding option allows institutions to add their own logo to the platform

Digital Resources

Macmillan English Campus

Teachers follow the progress and marks of their classes

Personalised and flexible tools for bookmarks, wordlists and weblinks available to all students and teachers

Quality-assured Macmillan content Teachers can access a digital library of methodology books, and add methodology units to courses

To find out more, go to www.macmillanenglishcampus.com

Language Games CD-ROM Language Games features over 150 compelling English language games in three bands of language difficulty. Developed by Macmillan Education’s leading ELT authors, the games offer real language practice for learners from young teenagers to adults. The CD-ROM is available in British English and American English for single users or as a network edition (1–25 users) for schools and universities. Try before you buy: you can find sample games at www.macmillanenglishcampus.com/games Compatible with Windows ® XP and MAC ® OS x 10.x; minimum 512 MB RAM. Language Games ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Single Edition (British) Single Edition (American)

09566 2 Network Edition (British) 09567 9 Network Edition (American)

09568 6 09569 3

Macmillan Practice Online is an online practice environment for learners of English. With over 60 courses to choose from, and a wealth of engaging online resources, supplementary practice has never been more flexible or more affordable. Accessible anywhere with an internet connection, MPO is the easiest, most cost-effective way to offer online learning to all your students, working alongside your printed resources to improve their results. An MPO is available for Inspiration, New Inspiration, American Inspiration, Gateway, and Code. For details of all MPO courses, visit www.macmillanpracticeonline.com

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Pre-School/KG 10

Pre-School/KG

British English

One level for children aged 21/2 -4

Naomi Simmons Hello ll Jojo jo develops d l a love l off learning l English l h through h h fun f and d motivating games, stories and songs for very young learners. It is the ideal course for pre-reading and pre-writing children. Hello Jojo o can be used as preparation for children going on to use You and Me levels 1 and 2, or independently as a one-year pre-primary course. Key features ■

Methodology reflects the cognitive development of this age group, with an emphasis on movement and receptive skills

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Eight units cover topics from the children’s world such as family, colours and food

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Simple stories introduce the idea of sequencing and prepare for more complex concepts later on

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One-per-term Activity Books combine language and number work

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Stickers for each unit engage the children in activities and reward them for good work

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Additional activities in the Teacher’s Book accommodate different lesson lengths and number of teaching hours, and different abilities within the class

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Development of skills, such as left-to-right pencil progression, gives children a good grounding for reading and writing Hello Jojo

Active time uses children’s natural energy in activities involving movement Pupil’s Book

Level 1

ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Pupil’s Book Activity Book 1 Activity Book 2 Teacher’s Book Flashcards Audio CD Sticker Pack

72780 9 72781 6 72782 3 72779 3 72783 0 72784 7 72785 4

Letter and number formation are integral to the course

Sticker activities are motivating for young learners and develop motor skills

Quiet time gives pupils the opportunity to concentrate on a task at their own pace Pupil’s Book

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Pre-School/KG

British English

Two levels for children aged 4-5

Naomi Simmons Y You and d Me e presents llanguage through h h to opics which reflect the world of pre-school children. It is a fully integrated course with an extensive phonics, reading, w writing and numeracy programme. w

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Appealing course characters and enjoyable stories ensure motivation for the children

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Language is presented through a variety of exciting and enjoyable activities

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

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Reading and writing skills are systematically developed

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Memorable songs and chants develop listening and speaking skills

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

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Numbers Book develops numeracy alongside literacy

T The engaging characters and motivating story in a every unit provide a natural e ccontext for language

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Enjoyable activities practise the vocabulary

TPR (Total Physical Response) activities reinforce meaning and are fun for young children

Songs make the sounds memorable for the children

Pre-School/KG

Children learn letter formation and phonics awareness right from the beginning

Arts and craft activities help children to learn by doing and take pride in their work

You and Me Pupil’s Book 1

You and Me Numbers Book 1

Children learn to form numbers correctly, developing numeracy alongside literacy with the Numbers Book

You and Me ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Pupil’s Book Activity Book Numbers Book Teacher’s Book Cassette Flashcards Posters ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Audio CD

Level 1 Level 2 07944 0 07945 7 07946 4 07947 1 07950 1 07949 5 07948 8

07951 8 07952 5 07953 2 07954 9 07957 0 07956 3 07955 6

02717 6

02718 3

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The reader’s personal experience is placed at the centre of the reading process

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The articles present a variety of text-types, styles and formats

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Topics related to science, history and the arts provide specialised information and viewpoints

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A Word File glossary of key vocabulary on each page gives essential lexical support, with common American and British English differences noted

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A Check it Out section provides an up-to-date checklist of websites

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Mini-projects and Investigation Points at the end of each article encourage the readers to research further, while the Projects section provides ideas for more extensive research projects

British English

Susan Holden The Macmillan Topics series presents factual topics in a fun and interesting magazine-style format that motivates students to read in English. The cross-curricular nature of the series makes it easy to integrate school subjects with English language learning. Developing students’ intercultural awareness with articles and projects, the Macmillan Topics offer challenging insights into modern culture and ask students to compare other cultures with their own. The comprehensive Teacher’s Book covers all titles in the series and includes: ■

Teacher’s notes and activities for each article or project

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Photocopiable worksheets

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Audio CDs that bring articles to life and provide extensive listening practice

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Advice on how Macmillan Topics can be used in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

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Suggestions to improve intercultural awareness in the classroom Topics

SEE ALSO Macmillan School Dictionary page 76 Uncovering CLIL page 81

Beginner Beginner Plus Elementary Pre-intermediate Intermediate All Levels

ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 People 09490 0 Places 09491 7 Animals 09501 3 Sports 09493 1 Environment Festivals Communication Entertainment Consumers Travel and Tourism ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Teacher’s Book Pack (with Audio CD)

09494 8 09495 5 09496 2 09497 9 09498 6 09499 3 00974 5

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CLIL, Skills, Reference and Methodology

Interactive i CD-ROM

British English

Simon Clarke and Michael Vince Macmillan English Grammar In Context is a three-level grammar practice series with a difference. Incorporating contextual examples in grammar practice activities, Macmillan English Grammar In Context can be used in both the classroom and for self-study. Clear grammar explanations are provided with traditional practice activities and contextual examples that include such cross-curricular content areas as literature, science, geography, history and social science. Contextual examples of grammar, demonstrating real-world usage of English language, help to bring grammar to life.

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Up-to-date real English, informed by the corpora used for the Macmillan School Dictionary

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Includes a focus on lexical grammar with work on collocations, prepositions and common verbs

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Most units contain one page of grammar explanation and three pages of practice

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With and without key editions available

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Unit-by-unit interactive practice exercises

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Fully searchable glossary and contextual vocabulary

The presentation of grammar occurs on the first page of the unit

Cross-curricular practice exercises allow students to use the grammar in a meaningful context

SEE ALSO Macmillan School Dictionary page 76

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MEGIC MEGIC MEGIC Essential Intermediate Advanced

ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Student’s Book with Key CD-ROM Pack 07051 5 Student’s Book without Key CD-ROM Pack 07146 8

07143 7 07144 4

07054 6 07148 2

CLIL, Skills, Reference and Methodology

British English

Malcolm Mann and Steve Taylore-Knowles A modern, three-level series focusing on vocabulary and grammar, ideal for students at Intermediate, Upper Intermediate or Advanced level. The books cater for students preparing for exams, fully meeting their vocabulary and grammar needs. The units include a variety of exercise types, with a strong emphasis on revision and consolidation in the higher levels. Useful reference sections present the harder concepts of grammar including irregular verbs, phrasal verbs, patterns and collocations.

Destination Destination B1 Grammar & Vocabulary Series ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Student’s Book with Key Student’s Book without Key

Destination B2

Destination C1 & C2

03538 6 03539 3

03540 9 03541 6

03536 2 03537 9

British English

Digby Beaumont A reference and practice book which deals with the real problems elementary learners face. Key features ■

The Heinemann ELT Elementary English Grammar

Clear and simple grammar explanations are given with the help of diagrams, lively cartoons and illustrations

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A glossary of grammar words, with simple definitions of each, is given at the beginning of the book

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Students can use the book as a self-study and reference book or in class

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With and without key editions available

ISBN PREFIX 978 0435 With Key Without Key

28367 4 28368 1

British English The Heinemann ELT English Grammar ISBN PREFIX 978 0435 29218 8

Digby Beaumont and Colin Granger Key features ■

Each grammar point is given a clear and comprehensive explanation, followed by a wide variety of activating practice exercises

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Regular review units help check and consolidate students’ progress

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A test section in the back of the book

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CLIL, Skills, Reference & Methodology

America an English

Effective Reading Practice

Timothy Kiggell Rainbow offers students of English the full spectrum of reading practice. Each level has 20 units with pre-reading warm-up exercises, main passages with vocabulary work, and a range of follow-up activities that constantly challenge as students gain confidence.

Key features

Rainbow Effective Reading Practice ISBN PREFIX 978 0230

Level 1

Level 2

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72686 4

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High-interest, thought-provoking reading material

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Systematic and thorough development of reading skills and techniques

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Downloadable teacher’s notes

America an English

Lin Lougheed Learning to Listen, for adult and young adult learners of American English, is packed with engaging topics, striking personalities, dynamic listening sources and also offers practical TOEIC®- and TOEFL®-style test practice at the end of every unit.

Learning to Listen is a fresh, lively course offering students opportunities to: ■

Learning to Listen

Listen for different purposes

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Observe people engaged in real everyday activities

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Build confidence in listening to spoken English

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Enjoy the richness and variety of spoken English

ISBN PREFIX 978 0333 Student’s Book Teacher’s Book Audio Cassette ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Audio CD

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

98885 5 98886 2 98887 9

98888 6 98889 3 98890 9

98891 6 98892 3 98893 0

01039 9

01040 5

01041 2

America an English

Miles Craven Reading Keys, for adult and young adult learners of American English, contains 24 topic-based units organised into eight themes. Texts can be selected by topic, genre, reading skill or vocabulary skill. Extra activity sheets, key skills worksheets and a wordlist at the back of the Student’s Book complete this comprehensive reading course.

Key features Reading Keys

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Student Book Teacher’s Guide Pack

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72481 5 72484 6

72485 3 72488 4

Teacher’s Guide Pack contains Teacher’s Guide and Test Generator CD-ROM

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New edition with vocabulary linked to the Macmillan English Dictionary red words

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Additional vocabulary activities, for example, collocations

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Test Generator CD-ROM with customisable tests

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Extracts from Macmillan Readers encourage extensive reading

Amanda French, Chris Gough, Jackie McAvoy and Scott Miles Enabling students to become confident and fluent readers, this four-level series takes students from elementary to upper intermediate level. It draws on research into what creates good readers and actively addresses the needs of both learners and teachers of reading.

Effective Reading ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Elementary/1 Pre-intermediate/2 Intermediate/3 Upper Intermediate/4

CLIL, Skills, Reference and Methodology

British English

Key features 02914 9 02915 6 02916 3 02917 0

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12 topic-based units per level that feature varied and highly motivating reading texts

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A focus on intensive and extensive reading, with a complete short story per level

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Varied pages for each unit enabling ongoing evaluation of learners’ progress

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Downloadable Teacher’s Notes plus dictionary work and extensive reading practice file from www.macmillanenglish.com/skills

America an English g version available

Visit www.macmillanenglish.com/essentialreading

British English

Ian Gordon This three-level reading comprehension skills series allows practice and development of reading skills for teenagers and young adults. The wide range of text types includes informative, narrative, explanatory and persuasive styles of writing. English Reading and Comprehension ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Student’s Book Teacher’s Book

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Clear explanations and carefully guided practice of the most common sentence patterns in English

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Extensive practice of the verb tenses most useful for beginner writers

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Thematically related vocabulary to enable students to express themselves on interesting, familiar, and relevant topics

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Practice with common punctuation and spelling rules

Dorothy Zemach Sentence Writing introduces students to the most common and useful structures in basic written English. Each unit introduces relevant vocabulary and culminates with an enjoyable writing activity that takes students through the steps of the writing process: brainstorming ideas, arranging ideas with the help of a graphic organiser, writing a short text, and sharing the finished product with classmates. Sentence Writing ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Student’s Book Teacher’s Guide

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America an English

Dorothy Zemach and Lisa Rumisek Writing in Paragraphs takes students from sentence formation to paragraph writing through a process approach. This not only develops students’ paragraph writing skills, but also encourages them to become independent and creative writers.

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Focus on particular aspects of paragraph writing, such as topics, style and development

The course is also available in an American English edition, Paragraph Writing.

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Writing support to help with brainstorming, organizing ideas, writing topic sentences, and supporting ideas

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Language support to help with vocabulary, grammar and punctuation

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Guidance on reviewing personal and classmates’ writing in order to make revisions

Writing in Paragraphs/Paragraph Writing leads naturally into Academic Writing/College Writing.

Writing in Paragraphs ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Student’s Book

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Dorothy Zemach and Lisa Rumisek Academic Writing is for intermediate level students who are preparing to study, or are already studying, in an academic environment and need to improve their writing skills. Academic Writing can be used in class or by students studying alone as the book includes a complete answer key at the back. This course is also available in an American English edition, College Writing.

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College Writing ISBN PREFIX 978 0333 Student’s Book Teacher’s Book

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Work on how to generate ideas, organise material, draft, review and revise written work

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Additional sample and reference materials at back of the book

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Essay development models

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Punctuation guide

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A two-colour English dictionary suitable for upper secondary and university students who study their subjects in English. Packed with curriculum words and a major encyclopedic section, it is the complete reference source for students at this level. Strong curriculum content ■

Over 10,000 subject-specific words labelled

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More than 150 two-colour technical illustrations explain complex topics at a glance

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Example sentences are relevant to students throughout the world

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Collocations are shown in bold within entries, to help students speak and write more naturally

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Definitions are easy to understand while being technically accurate and using appropriate terminology. They are written using a restricted vocabulary of 3,000 words and their accuracy has been checked by expert consultants.

Macmillan Study Dictionary ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 Paperback + CD-ROM

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Reference section A reference section at the back of the book contains the following: ■

A Study Skills section covering taking notes, essay writing, preparing for exams, writing informal and business letters and emails, presenting CVs, punctuation, dealing with data, ICT, literary devices, and using numbers

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A Reference section covering the periodic table, SI units and conversions, irregular verbs and a pronunciation table

The CD-ROM combines the full text of the dictionary with recorded pronunciations of every headword in British and American English. Users can search for words in a particular topic area. All illustrations are included and are accompanied by animations of some technical illustrations. The content of the reference section is included in a searchable format with interactive full-colour maps.

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A two-colour dictionary for intermediate level students whose curriculum subjects are taught through the medium of English. Strong curriculum content

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Special emphasis on school subject vocabulary

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Subject-specific words highlighted throughout

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Word selection based on the 200 million-word World English Corpus supplemented with words taken from curriculum coursebooks

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Helpful reference section containing information on the periodic table, irregular verbs, pronunciation, geographical names and nationalities, and expressions using numbers

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Informative two-colour illustrations relating to curriculum content

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Information on grammar patterns, collocations, phrases and phrasal verbs

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Helpful example sentences based on real-life English

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Hundreds of synonyms and antonyms

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Information on spelling with inflections for irregular and semi-regular verbs, adjectives and nouns

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Special help boxes on word families, synonym sets and vocabulary building

AW A WA W ARD A R DW WI INN NER EER R AWARD RD WINNER Macmillan School Dictionary ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 Paperback CD-ROM

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The CD-ROM combines the h ffullll text off the h M Macmillan Essential Dictionary, with pronunciation practice, activities, illustrations, sound effects, photographs, animations and useful search facilities. In addition, users can access a fully-searchable compendium of curriculum vocabulary online.

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An essential reference offering invaluable support for those wishing to write and speak English accurately. Comprehensive ■

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Two-colour dictionary and CD-ROM for intermediate learners – over 45,000 headwords, phrases and phrasal verbs, with 36,000 examples showing how words are used

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24-page Language Study section, on key areas such as pronunciation, collocation and wordbuilding

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Special emphasis on contemporary vocabulary, ■ Frequent colour Help Boxes contain such as computer language and colloquial grammar, vocabulary and usage notes language

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Clear, simple definitions using just over 2,300 of the most common words

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The 3,500 most important words are highlighted in red and graded with stars for frequency of use

Macmillan Essential Dictionary British English Edition ISBN PREFIX 978 0230 British English paperback with CD-ROM British English paperback

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You can hear the pronunciation of every word in both British and American English, and practise difficult words with the Sound Search function. Used in ‘Quick’ mode, the CD-ROM can give you instant meanings while reading documents and emails or surfing the internet.

ISBN PREFIX 978 0333 Paperback with CD-ROM Paperback

Irregular Verb Wheels ISBN PREFIX 978 1405 (pack of 10)

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A brand-new two-colour dictionary of collocations designed for upper intermediate to advanced students to help them write more natural and idiomatic English. It derives its information from a 2-billion word corpus using leading-edge software, with all entries drafted and edited by an expert team comprising the best ELT lexicographers in the UK.

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Macmillan Collocations Dictionary

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Collocations presented for over 4,500 carefully selected key words

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Within each entry, collocations are grouped in semantic sets

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Special focus on collocations frequent in academic and professional writing, with information on register provided where appropriate

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Examples from real English to show how collocations are used in context

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Easy-to-use layout with all headwords printed in red

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Usage boxes with grammatical notes, synonyms and alternative ways of saying a similar thing

Headwords in red

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Examples show the collocations being used in context

Notes to tell you about alternative ways of saying something

Notes to give you specific grammar information

Definitions for each new meaning of the headword Relationship between headword and collocate made clear

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Macmillan Books for Teachers The Macmillan Books for Teachers series has been written to inform teachers worldwide. It is insightful and practical, with a focus on covering the most effective theories and techniques for real-world teaching situations. All of our titles have been written by leaders in their fields, and insights from academic research are combined with a wealth of hands-on experience to create books which are both practical and engaging.

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Our series editor, Adrian Underhill, is a well-known teacher trainer and consultant. He works with educators in many countries on the development of continuous professional learning programmes, humanistic education, interpersonal skills and organisational development.

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Jim Scrivener – trainer, teacher and ELT writer. After a long spell in Hungary, I’m living in Hastings again with my wife Noémi and young baby. My recent work includes Teacher’s Books, Resource Packs and Portfolios for Straightforward (Macmillan), training on a CELTA course in Geneva and a Cert TESOL in Hastings and various commissions for Cambridge ESOL. My best-known writing is probably Learning Teaching (Macmillan), Basics: Teaching Grammar (OUP) and the teaching tips I write for Onestopenglish.com and the Guardian Weekly. I like the various echoes within the title Learning Teaching – and especially the way that Learning could be either a verb or an adjective. As a verb, it suggests that it is possible to learn how to teach. Good teachers are not born; they work very hard to become good. As an adjective, it suggests that there exists a kind of teaching where the teacher is also learning. Not a dead, stuffed, fixed-in-concrete, habitual teaching, but a learning teaching. Learning and teaching have a strange relationship to each other. A teacher can teach till they are blue in the face and yet there might be no student learning going on. Conversely, students can often learn very well without any teaching. Solving the mystery of the relationship between learning and teaching is at the heart of a teacher’s job.

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The Essential Guide to English Language Teaching Jim Scrivener Learning Teaching has been one of the most successful guides to English Language Teaching since it was first published in 1994. Its no-nonsense approach makes it a superb teaching textbook for initial training courses, and also an essential handbook for practising ELT teachers. The new third edition has been revised and restructured to take recent developments in ELT into account and now includes a DVD with both video material and additional teaching resources.

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New sections on CLIL, young learners and teaching exam classes

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Updated material on technology covering the use of computers, Interactive Whiteboards and virtual learning environments

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Video footage of experienced teachers in action demonstrates common teaching techniques

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DVD includes photocopiable worksheets of activities and observation tasks to use in class

Learning Teaching 3rd Edition & DVD Pack ISBN PREFIX 978 0230

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Teacher trainers and trainees on courses such as the Cambridge CELTA and Trinity Certificate in TESOL

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In-service teachers looking to expand or review their areas of knowledge

400 Ideas for Interactive Whiteboards Barney Barrett, Pete Sharma and Francis Jones 400 Ideas for Interactive Whiteboards provides a wealth of resources to help teachers integrate the digital board into their classrooms. It provides ideas for using regular programs and software, as well as offering suggestions on how to create specifically tailored resources. The clear organisation means that activities are categorised according to skill focus, making them easy to locate. It also contains suggestions for project work, ‘learning to learn’ activities and ‘the connected classroom.’ Key features ■

Presents a fully comprehensive resource pack of activities for using the Interactive Whiteboard

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Provides systematic coverage of skills to enhance and support students’ learning

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Includes guidance on a range of technological approaches for all levels of experience

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Teaching English Grammar What to Teach and How to Teach it Jim Scrivener Teaching English Grammar is the essential handbook for teachers wanting to prepare and deliver effective grammar lessons. It combines a comprehensive grammar reference with practical teaching advice, helping teachers to both understand grammar points and to present them. Every trainee teacher and language school staffroom should have a copy of this book.

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Teaching English Grammar ISBN PREFIX 978 0230

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“I never thought I’d see a grammar book to better Murphy’s Basic Grammar in Use or Swann’s Practical English Usage but by jove, Mr Scrivener has raised the bar with this little beauty.” Philip Williams

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Provides ideas to help teachers create and use practice activities for students

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Includes information on common student errors to help teachers anticipate likely problems

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Teacher trainers and trainee teachers on courses such as the Cambridge CELTA and Trinity Certificate in TESOL

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Teaching English Grammar

Uncovering EAP How to Teach Academic Reading and Writing Sam McCarter and Phil Jakes Uncovering EAP explains the processes involved in teaching academic writing and reading through concise theoretical overviews. These are complemented by an extensive range of practical activities and worksheets which teachers can put to immediate use in their classrooms. Case studies give examples of real-life challenges faced by EAP teachers, along with suggestions on how to tackle these situations. Who is Uncovering EAP for? ■

Teachers new to teaching academic writing and reading

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500 Activities for the Primary Classroom Carol Read Carol Read is a well-known primary specialist and teacher trainer, as well as the author of numerous primary courses. She’s now written the definitive handbook for all primary teachers and teacher trainers. 500 Activities for the Primary Classroom is the answer to that perennial question of “What on earth am I going to do with my class tomorrow?” Aimed at teachers of children between the ages of 3 and 12, this is a lively, varied compendium of ideas and classroom activities. Every primary teacher and teacher trainer should have a copy of this book! 500 Activities for the Primary Classroom ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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Blended Learning Pete Sharma and Barney Barrett The ideal companion for any teacher interested in the use of technology in the language classroom, Blended Learning provides a practical overview of the technology currently available. It combines basic information for the technological novice with sophisticated ideas for using technology in the classroom. Teachers are offered practical ideas and suggestions for ways to use technology to enhance and support students’ learning. The authors also examine the implications of the use of technology for language teaching methodology in general.

Blended Learning ISBN PREFIX 978 0230

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An A-Z of ELT Scott Thornbury An A-Z of ELT is a fully cross-referenced, alphabetical guide to ELT that defines and explains essential language teaching concepts and terminology from fields including grammar, linguistics, discourse analysis, phonology, etc. It describes language teaching techniques and theories and summarises the major issues and debates associated with each concept. The entries are clear, concise and readable, accessible to users with little or no specialist knowledge. Who is it for? ■

Trainee teachers for whom the terminology and concepts may be new

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Teachers who want to refresh or clarify their knowledge and to find out more about the history of teaching methodology or the various views on teaching concepts and methodology

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An A-Z of ELT ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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Uncovering CLIL Content and Language Integrated Learning in Bilingual and Multilingual Education Peeter Mehisto, Maria-Jesus Frigols and David Marsh Uncovering CLIL is a guide for both language and subject teachers to the various methodologies and techniques involved in CLIL teaching. Packed with practical ideas and suggestions about what works in the classroom, and featuring explanations and examples of how to use CLIL at primary, secondary and vocational levels, Uncovering CLIL is the essential companion for CLIL teachers. Who is Uncovering CLIL for? ■

Teachers just getting started in CLIL

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Beyond the Sentence Introducing Discourse Analysis Scott Thornbury How do we design sentences to fit their purposes and how do we combine them to communicate complex, contextualised meanings? In this witty and incisive book, Scott Thornbury takes apart discourse to show how it is organised and how it aids communication. Starting with an examination of genre, he goes on to look at how we structure written and spoken text and how we use these structures in comprehending meanings. Most importantly, Scott Thornbury shows how insights into discourse can – and should – affect our work as language teachers. The idea that we need to help students work ‘at the level of text’ as well as make correct sentences is not a new one. But here you will find suggestions – backed up by practical, fun activities – for how you can achieve this in your classroom. Beyond the Sentence ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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Sound Foundations English Pronunciation Adrian Underhill Sound Foundations is an ideal introduction to the English phonological system and an invaluable resource, whether you teach full pronunciation courses or would simply like to improve the quality of your work on pronunciation as it comes up in the classroom. The first half of the book is a description of the phonological system. In it, Adrian Underhill discusses the sounds of English and describes how they are physically produced. The second half consists of creative and practical classroom activities which you can use to help your students improve their pronunciation. The latest edition includes an Audio CD which contains clearly recorded examples of the sounds described in the book. Sound Foundations ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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700 Classroom Activities David Seymour and Maria Popova This is a book which does exactly what it says on the cover. It provides a huge instant repertoire of teaching ideas, none of which require photocopying. It includes both classroom classics that all ELT teachers come to know and love, and new activities, at a range of levels from elementary to upper intermediate. The clear organisation of the book makes it easy to cross-refer and supplement your coursebook or syllabus. All the activities have been classroom-tested and work with a wide range of students.

700 Classroom Activities ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

08001 9

Uncovering Grammar Scott Thornbury As teachers, we often talk about ‘covering’ grammar points. Scott Thornbury explains why it is more useful to think about how we ‘uncover’ grammar, to reveal the workings of the system to our students and encourage them to notice what is going on. The book uses extracts from exchanges in real classrooms, authentic texts and language teaching tasks. It provides lots of practical activities so that you can immediately and easily put the ideas to work in your classroom.

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Jayne Moon There is something special about teaching children. Jayne Moon’s academic rigour and classroom experience inform every page of this book – but what shines through is a sense of the privilege it is to participate in someone’s learning at this stage in their lives. This is a practical handbook with lots of teaching suggestions – but it is also a source of inspiration.

Children Learning English ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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Discover English Rod Bolitho and Brian Tomlinson Discover English focuses on a key skill for language teachers: language analysis. The authors highlight selected areas of grammar and vocabulary and provide exercises and commentaries designed to develop your language analysis skills.

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Children Learning English

Discover English ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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Teaching Reading Skills in a Foreign Language Christine Nuttall In this classic text, Christine Nuttall examines and breaks down the skills we use in reading. Based on this analysis, she suggests practical strategies you can immediately use in the classroom to help your students develop their reading competence to a higher level. Especially useful for exam and EAP classes.

Teaching Reading Skills in a Foreign Language ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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Teaching Practice A Guide for Teachers in Training Roger Gower, Diane Phillips and Steve Walters Teaching Practice is an essential reference book for EFL teachers and trainers on pre-service courses. It takes account of current views on training and is consistent with Cambridge ESOL’s guidelines for CELTA.

Teaching Practice ISBN PREFIX 978 1405

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An Introduction to English Language

English Language

(3RD EDITION)

Edited by Jonathan Culpeper, Francis Katamba, Paul Kerswill, Ruth Wodak and Tony McEnery

Koenraad Kuiper and W. Scott Allan The third edition of this successful text remains essential for students and teachers of English language and introductory linguistics, and now has a companion website containing quizzes, mp3 audio clips and Power Point movie lectures to aid study.

A fresh and wide-ranging introduction to English language and linguistics, infused with the very latest research. Written in an accessible style that makes for an attractive read, this will be a most useful companion for any student of English and the linguistics of English.

English Grammar: An Introduction

Studying the English Language

(2ND EDITION)

Peter Collins and Carmella Holla

Rob Penhallurick

Fully revised and expanded, this practical introduction to English grammar is now even more accessible to those without any prior grammatical knowledge. There is greater discussion and exemplification of key terms, while essential topics are now fully introduced at the outset.

An updated and expanded new edition of this lively introduction to the English language, featuring new chapters on Chomsky, American English and English around the world.

Seven Ways of Looking at Language

Teaching Children English – A Practical Guide to Language Analysis

Ronald Macaulay A brief and lively introduction to the main issues, debates and ideas that have emerged in language study over the last fifty years.

Shelagh Rixon

What Is This Thing Called Language?

Children Learning Second Languages

This book provides information and activities to promote the language awareness and analysis skills needed by teachers of English as a Foreign or Second Language to primary level pupils.

Annamaria Pinter

David Nunan

Children Learning Second Languages is a four-part comprehensive guide to current research and debate related to second language learning in childhood, the age factor and the relationship between research and classroom practice.

Drawing on a wide range of anecdotes from the author’s own experience, this book offers students and teachers a thought-provoking way into the basics of language study such as syntax, morphology and phonology.

Palgrave Study Skills Series Study skills books are invaluable resources for any student. Innovating and educating, these bestselling titles on a wide range of topics help students to maximise their potential during their time in Higher Education.

The Study Skills Handbook (3RD EDITION)

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A no-nonsense, practical guide to help students maximise their potential during their time at university, this book is an invaluable companion for any student.

Cite Them Right – The Essential Referencing Guide Richard Pears and Graham Shields Clear examples on how to reference just about anything in print and electronic format, including social media. An Introduction to English Language (3rd edition) English Language English Grammar: An Introduction (2nd edition) Studying the English Language (2nd edition) Seven Ways of Looking at Language Teaching Children English What Is This Thing Called Language?

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The Palgrave Student Planner 2010-11 Stella Cottrell Skills for Success (2nd edition) – The Personal Development Planning Handbook Stella Cottrell The International Student Handbook Hayo Reinders, Nick Moore and Marilyn Lewis Study Skills for Speakers of English as a Second Language Marilyn Lewis and Hayo Reinders Visit the interactive e-learning site at www.skills4studycampus.com 9780230208018 9781403945907 9780230216952 9780230200159 9780230279315 9780230577022 9780230008489

Children Learning Second Languages The Study Skills Handbook (3rd edition) Cite Them Right The Palgrave Student Planner 2010-11 Skills for Success (2nd edition) The International Student Handbook Study Skills for Speakers of English as a Second Language

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Earth Cycles - Living NEW ISBN

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Author Index

Aravanis, R

B Barker, C Barraclough, C Barrett, B Beaumont, D Beare, N Bolitho, R Bowen, M Broadbent, P Brown, D Brown, R

66 34 79,81 71 18,30 83 16,18,22,24 40 34 48

C Clarke, S Cochrane, S Collins, P Cottrell, S Craven, M Crawford, M Culpeper, J

70 59 84 84 72 59,66 84

D Davies, P A

25,29,30

E Ellis, P

16,22,24,65

F Fidge, L Finnie, R Florent, J French, A Frigols, M J

22,33,48 30 29 73 81

G Garton-Sprenger, J Glover, D Glover, P Gordon, I Gough, C Gower, R Granger, C Graves, S

60,61,67 38 38 73 73 83 64,71 48

H Harper, K Hill, D A Hocking, L Holden, S Holla, C Howard-Williams, D

28 67 18,22 69 84 65

J Jakes, P Jones, F

80 79

K Katamba, F Kelly, K Kerswill, P Kiggell, T Kniveton, J Kuiper, K

84 69 84 72 30 84

L Lambert, V Lewis, M Linse, C Llanas, A Lougheed, L

31 84 15,16 30 72

Macaulay, R McAvoy, J McEnery, T McCarter, S Mann, M Marsh, D Mehisto, P Miles, S Mitchelhill, B Mitchell, L Moates, J Mol, H Moon, J Moore, N Munton, G

84 73 84 80 71 81 81 73 48 66 27 29 83 84 48

N Nicholas, R Nunan, D Nuttall, C

59 84 83

P Pears, R Peimbert, L Penhallurick, R Phillips, D Pinter, A M Popova, M Pritchard, G Prodromou, L Prowse, P Pye, D

84 14 84 83 84 82 16,27,28 66,67 60,61,67 27

R Read, C Reinders, H Revell, J Rixon, S Rumisek, L

26,81 84 30 84 74

S Scott Allan, W Schottman, E Scrivener, J Seymour, D Sharma, P Shaw, D Shields, G Simmons, N Skinner, C Spencer, D Stannett, K Sweeney, G

84 15,16 79,80 82 79,81 26 84 11,12 29,30 62 29,64 28

T Taylor, J Taylore-Knowles, S Thomas, A Thornbury, S Tomalin, M Tomlinson, B

65 71 16,28 81,82 65 83

U Underhill, A

V Vale, D Vassilakis, G Vince, M Viney, B

34 59 70 28

W Walters, S Weller, J West, J Wilson, K Wodak, R Wren, W

83 28 28 65 84 22

Z Z Zemach, D

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79 81 82

A A-Z of ELT, An Academic Writing All Aboard! American Inspiration American Shine Animal Explorers

81 74 30 61 67 4

B Basher Basics Basher Science Beyond the Sentence Blended Learning Book of… Series, The Bounce Bravo! Busy Board

46 46 82 81 46 30 28 4

C Caravan Children Learning English Children Learning Second Languages Cite Them Right Code College Writing

27 83 84 84 59 74

D Destination Grammar and Vocabulary Series Discover English Discover Science Series

71 83 45

E Effective Reading English Grammar: An Introduction English Language English Reading and Comprehension English World Explore Explorers Explorers Series (Kingfisher)

30 16 26

G Gateway Gateway Interactive Classroom

62 5

H Hats On Heinemann ELT Elementary English Grammar, The Heinemann ELT English Grammar, The Hello Jojo Hot Spot Hot Spot Interactive Classroom Hula Hoop

15 71 71 11 64 5 14

I International Student Handbook, The Introduction to English Language, An Inspiration Inspiration Interactive Classroom I Wonder Why… Series

25 54

K Kingfisher Children’s Atlas Kingfisher First Animal Picture Atlas Kingfisher First Dictionary Kingfisher First Dinosaur Picture Atlas Kingfisher First Encyclopedia Kingfisher First Encyclopedia of Animals Kingfisher First Picture Atlas Kingfisher First Thesaurus Kingfisher World Atlas

36 36 35 36 35 35 36 35 36

L Language Games Learning Teaching Learning to Listen Little Writers

N Navigators Series New Inspiration

44 60

O Onestopclil.com Onestopenglish.com

6 6

Palgrave Student Planner, The Palgrave Study Skills Series Paragraph Writing Picture Grammar for Children Playtime Pronunciation App

84 84 74 34 16 7

R Rainbow Effective Reading Practice Reading Keys

72 72

S Science Zone Sentence Writing Seven Ways of Looking at Language Shine Shine Middle East Edition Skills for Success Smash Smash Interactive Whiteboard Smile for Me Sound Foundations Studying the English Language Study Skills for Speakers of English as a Second Language Study Skills Handbook, The Surprise!

4 74 84 67 67 84 66 5 28 82 84 84 84 16

T 84 84 61 5 43

J Jump Aboard Jump Ahead Readers

85 78 34 77 7 7 22 9 48 70 33 76 33 56 40 34 9 56 76 38 75 69 69 66 65

P 73 84 84 73 18 35 48 46

F Fantastic! Fingerprints Footprints

M Macmillan Arabic Library Macmillan Books for Teachers Series Macmillan Children’s Dictionary Macmillan Collocations Dictionary Macmillandictionary.com Macmillan Dictionary Apps Macmillan English Macmillan English Campus Macmillan English Explorers Macmillan English Grammar in Context Macmillan English Handwriting Macmillan Essential Dictionary Macmillan Foundation Skills Series Macmillan Literature Collections Macmillan Mathematics Macmillan Picture Dictionary Macmillan Practice Online Macmillan Readers Macmillan School Dictionary Macmillan Science Macmillan Study Dictionary Macmillan Topics Macmillan Vocabulary Practice Series Mega Move Ahead

Title Index

400 Ideas for Interactive Whiteboards 500 Activities for the Primary Classroom 700 Classroom Activities

9 79 72 33

Take Shape Teaching Children English Teaching English Grammar Teaching Practice Teaching Reading Skills in a Foreign Language Tempo Time for English Twist and Shout

29 84 80 83 83 66 28 31

U Uncovering CLIL Uncovering EAP Uncovering Grammar

81 80 82

W Way Ahead Way Ahead Readers What is this Thing Called Language? Writing in Paragraphs

24 54 84 74

Y You and Me Young Writers

12 33

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