A marketing executive from a US burger chain investigates what goes in to the burgers they sell. What he discovers proves to be more shocking than he could ever have imagined. elt 17 secondaryelt eltreaders ...

A marketing executive from a US burger chain investigates what goes in to the burgers they sell. What he discovers proves to be more shocking than he could ever have imagined. elt 17 secondaryelt eltreaders ...

When Mr Schuester asks the Glee kids to help at a music camp in the summer holidays, all of them, except Rachel, agree to join. Rachel doesn’t have time to help children; she needs to work on becoming a star! But what happens when her dream comes true? Are Rachel’s own talents really more important than Glee Club? Glee TM & © 2012 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All rights reserved. Level 3 (Intermediate): For students with 3+ years of English – CEF Stage B1. 1500 headwords (story: up to 10, 000 words) Scholastic ELT Secondary Readers are a series of contemporary film & TV adaptations, original teenage fiction, classic literature & biographies. Specifically targeted at teenagers learning English, they are published at five levels following a carefully graded syllabus. elt 17 secondaryelt eltreaders ...

  Extensive reading improves fluency & there is a real need in the  ELT  classroom for contemporary graded material that will motivate students to read. The true untold story behind the black women who helped America win the space race.  LEVEL 4 (Upper-intermediate): For students with 4+ years of English CEF Stage B1. 2000 headwords (story: up to 15, 000 words) Comes with CD – online resources also Perfect also for native English speaking children who are struggling with their reading Success of the movie ensures its status as a contemporary classic with global appeal for students. Full colour film stills mixed with historical black & white photographs bring the story to life & aid comprehension. People & Places section provides clear visual context before students start reading, along with a timeline of the events of the book. Fact File section – as well as various fact boxes throughout the text – provides further information on the time in which these events occurred, as well as humankind’s race to land on the planet Mars. Extended self-study activities enable students to check their progress as they read.   Series Information Scholastic ELT Secondary Readers are a series of contemporary film & TV adaptations, original teenage fiction, classic literature & biographies. Specifically targeted at teenagers learning English, they are published at five levels following a carefully graded syllabus.. Each reader is available in Book Only or Book & CD formats. The CD features an audio recording of the story for reading along. There are also online resource sheets providing step-by-step lesson plans, extra activities & downloadable flashcards. ...

  Extensive reading improves fluency & there is a real need in the  ELT  classroom for contemporary graded material that will motivate students to read. The true untold story behind the black women who helped American win the space race.  LEVEL 4 (Upper-intermediate): For students with 4+ years of English CEF Stage B1. 2000 headwords (story: up to 15, 000 words) BOOK ONLY Perfect also for native English speaking children who are struggling with their reading Success of the movie ensures its status as a contemporary classic with global appeal for students. Full colour film stills mixed with historical black & white photographs bring the story to life & aid comprehension. People & Places section provides clear visual context before students start reading, along with a timeline of the events of the book. Fact File section – as well as various fact boxes throughout the text – provides further information on the time in which these events occurred, as well as humankind’s race to land on the planet Mars. Extended self-study activities enable students to check their progress as they read.   Series Information Scholastic ELT Secondary Readers are a series of contemporary film & TV adaptations, original teenage fiction, classic literature & biographies. Specifically targeted at teenagers learning English, they are published at five levels following a carefully graded syllabus.. Each reader is available in Book Only or Book & CD formats. The CD features an audio recording of the story for reading along. There are also online resource sheets providing step-by-step lesson plans, extra activities & downloadable flashcards. ...

The true story of iconic musician John Lennon, growing up as a rebellious teenager in 1950s Liverpool. ...

The true story of iconic musician John Lennon, growing up as a rebellious teenager in 1950s Liverpool. Based on the movie by Sam Taylor-Wood. ...

What happens when a cargo ship sinks in the Pacific Ocean, leaving only one lifeboat of survivors? & what happens if those survivors are a hyena, a zebra (with a broken leg), a female orang-utan & a Bengal tiger called Richard Parker? Sixteen-year-old Pi ‘ Piscine’ Patel is about to find out … Adapted from the international best-seller by Yann Martel Level 3 (Intermediate): For students with 3+ years of English – CEF Stage B1. 1500 headwords (story: up to 10, 000 words) Scholastic ELT Secondary Readers are a series of contemporary film & TV adaptations, original teenage fiction, classic literature & biographies. Specifically targeted at teenagers learning English, they are published at five levels following a carefully graded syllabus. elt 17 secondaryelt eltreaders summer-18 sum-18 ...

‘ We need to fight for what is right. & equal pay for women is right.’ The year is 1968. Rita O’ Grady & her friends work as machinists at the Ford car factory in Dagenham. It is detailed work, carried out in hot, noisy conditions. So why are the women paid the same as unskilled workers? Is it because the work is unskilled? Or is it because they are women? elt 17 secondaryelt eltreaders ...

‘ We need to fight for what is right. & equal pay for women is right.’ The year is 1968. Rita O’ Grady & her friends work as machinists at the Ford car factory in Dagenham. It is detailed work, carried out in hot, noisy conditions. So why are the women paid the same as unskilled workers? Is it because the work is unskilled? Or is it because they are women? ...