Top Readers 2: Huck Finn (A2. 1)
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Description:
In the American South, an adventurous boy and a runaway slave escape to find freedom. They sail down the Mississippi on a log raft, but the river is often full of surprises that block their way... A well-known classic that generations of readers have considered brilliant.
Elementary Level
Headwords: 900
A 1.2 (CEF)
KET (Cambridge)
In the American South, an adventurous boy and a runaway slave escape to find freedom. They sail down the Mississippi on a log raft, but the river is often full of surprises that block their way... A well-known classic that generations of readers have considered brilliant.
Elementary Level
Headwords: 900
A 1.2 (CEF)
KET (Cambridge)
Description:
In the American South, an adventurous boy and a runaway slave escape to find freedom. They sail down the Mississippi on a log raft, but the river is often full of surprises that block their way... A well-known classic that generations of readers have considered brilliant.
Elementary Level
Headwords: 900
A 1.2 (CEF)
KET (Cambridge)
Structures (Level 2):
• Present Perfect Simple
• Could
• More Prepositions of Time and Place
• Past Progressive
• Had to/May/Shall/Would
• Some/any/no/every & compounds
• A little/A few
• Too/So + adjectives
• Conditional Sentences (Type 1)
Top Readers aspire to involve students from Beginner to Upper-Intermediate in the study of literature and the exploitation of language through interesting texts. A multi-dimensional material which enables students to evolve as readers and listeners, but also speakers and writers. Famous classics, as well as intriguing original stories serve as stimuli both for students’ linguistic and emotional development.
The Student’s Book consists of the story and activities based on the story. The stories have been carefully adapted to suit the needs and knowledge of students of each level. Special care has been paid to the choice of vocabulary, grammatical structures, and text complexity so as to make the Reader appropriate for the students to handle. Each story is divided into 10 to 12 chapters followed by colourful, realistic illustrations which function as tools for stimulation and better understanding. There are two pages of activities for each chapter, including a variety of comprehension, vocabulary, speaking, and writing exercises. Students are asked to state their opinion on subjects posed by the text, predict what is going to happen in the following chapters, and work on interesting projects, enhancing their creativity and writing skills.
A separate, easy to use, multilingual glossary answers students’ questions about unknown vocabulary.
The Teacher’s Books includes factfiles with background information, summary, characters’ descriptions, and also ideas for projects and enjoyable games. A step-by-step approach on every chapter is also provided, with pre-reading, while reading, and after reading suggestions for teaching. Revision tests and key to tests are also included.
The Audio CD contains a fully dramatised version of the story with music and sound effects which make this material an interesting and useful experience for students while helping them develop their listening skills.
In the American South, an adventurous boy and a runaway slave escape to find freedom. They sail down the Mississippi on a log raft, but the river is often full of surprises that block their way... A well-known classic that generations of readers have considered brilliant.
Elementary Level
Headwords: 900
A 1.2 (CEF)
KET (Cambridge)
Structures (Level 2):
• Present Perfect Simple
• Could
• More Prepositions of Time and Place
• Past Progressive
• Had to/May/Shall/Would
• Some/any/no/every & compounds
• A little/A few
• Too/So + adjectives
• Conditional Sentences (Type 1)
Top Readers aspire to involve students from Beginner to Upper-Intermediate in the study of literature and the exploitation of language through interesting texts. A multi-dimensional material which enables students to evolve as readers and listeners, but also speakers and writers. Famous classics, as well as intriguing original stories serve as stimuli both for students’ linguistic and emotional development.
The Student’s Book consists of the story and activities based on the story. The stories have been carefully adapted to suit the needs and knowledge of students of each level. Special care has been paid to the choice of vocabulary, grammatical structures, and text complexity so as to make the Reader appropriate for the students to handle. Each story is divided into 10 to 12 chapters followed by colourful, realistic illustrations which function as tools for stimulation and better understanding. There are two pages of activities for each chapter, including a variety of comprehension, vocabulary, speaking, and writing exercises. Students are asked to state their opinion on subjects posed by the text, predict what is going to happen in the following chapters, and work on interesting projects, enhancing their creativity and writing skills.
A separate, easy to use, multilingual glossary answers students’ questions about unknown vocabulary.
The Teacher’s Books includes factfiles with background information, summary, characters’ descriptions, and also ideas for projects and enjoyable games. A step-by-step approach on every chapter is also provided, with pre-reading, while reading, and after reading suggestions for teaching. Revision tests and key to tests are also included.
The Audio CD contains a fully dramatised version of the story with music and sound effects which make this material an interesting and useful experience for students while helping them develop their listening skills.
| Autor | Twain, Mark; Mitchell, H. Q. (Retold By); Malkogianni, Marileni (Retold By) |
|---|---|
| Ilmumisaeg | 2010 |
| Kirjastus | Mm Publications |
| Köide | Pehmekaaneline |
| Bestseller | Ei |
| Lehekülgede arv | 79 |
| Pikkus | 213 |
| Laius | 213 |
| Keel | English |
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