Bir A2 : Robinson Crusoe (With Literary Analysis)

Description: Imagine being shipwrecked on a desert island and spending years and years with no one to talk to. That is the fate that awaits Robinson Crusoe in Daniel Defoe's fascinating story. Robinson must survive the loneliness and hardships of living on an island, and he does so accompanied by his dog and friend Samson and Pol, a colorful talking parrot. He has to look for food and drinking water, build a safe and warm house and also protect himself from wild animals. Suddenly, one day, he discovers footprints in the sand and human bones next to an almost extinct bonfire. Will there be cannibals on the island? Burlington International Readers offer interesting and challenging fiction, non-fiction and classic literature titles. Readers include: For Students • Introductory information about the author, background and characters • Carefully graded and beautifully illustrated content to follow CEFR levels • Literary and comprehension activity pages integrated throughout the reader • Glossary with phonetics and English definitions • Cross-curricular pages expanding on themes from the story or the author’s world • Suggested project work with techno tasks At www.burlingtonbooks.es students will find: • Downloadable MP3 audio tracks of the story, background information and cross-curricular texts For Teachers At www.burlingtonbooks.es teachers will find: • All students’ resource material • Teacher’s Downloadable Resource Material, which includes: -Character introduction, plot summary and background information - Suggested before and after reading activities, group work, projects and a book report - Final test (photocopiable) - Answer keys to the final test and reader activities