Thinking Train D: Problem For Prince Percy, A+online Game (A1)

Description: Prince Percy is handsome and clever and kind, but he is also poor. One day he finds out about a very special contest. The winner can marry beautiful Princess Isabel. When Prince Percy wins, the king isn’t very happy. What happens when the king sets Prince Percy another problem? YLE: Movers Trinity: 2 Recording in British English You will activate the following thinking skills in this book: solving puzzles, inferring, looking for evidence, drawing conclusions, making predictions, matching, creative thinking, sequencing and making decisions. You will learn or revise the following vocabulary and structures: • adjectives • family • possessive pronouns • present simple v present continuous • superlatives ELTons nominated 2016 Language Learner Literature Award Finalist Judges' comment: This is a cute fairytale with a twist about a poor prince who likes making other people happy. His problem involves trying to win the hand of a princess in a competition, and he must use all his ingenuity to do so. The story is suitable for primary age learners, with appropriate leveling that does not interfere with its flow. The use of superlatives adds a teachable grammar aspect too. Finally, its full-page color illustrations and large easy to read typeface add to its charm. The Thinking Train Series: Welcome to The Thinking Train, a unique series of picture books which focus on the development of children’s thinking skills through the use of stories. When children are involved in thinking and also in talking about their thinking with others, they reach higher levels of achievement in the future as well as developing superior thinking skills. The Thinking Train stories will encourage a love of reading and promote thoughtful interaction with books while developing children’s thinking skills. The activities, in carefully graded English, will automatically develop and practise their language skills, too. Typeset using leggimi! an open type font specially developed to promote easy reading. Copyright Sinnos.