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Language for Learning is a comprehensive oral language program that teaches essential concepts and skills that children need to succeed in school. The program provides carefully sequenced lessons to help students: Learn vocabulary commonly used by teachers, as well as by textbooks and other instructional material Develop precise knowledge of "little," but important, words such as first, next, between, who, what, and where Use different sentence forms, ask and answer questions, and follow instructions Acquire important background information and world-knowledge, such as days of the week, months, and seasons Figure out the logical aspects of language, such as classification and "if-then" reasoning Features: Thinking and Understanding are part of every lesson Carefully orchestrated lessons teach the language of classroom instruction Provides the building blocks for verbal and reading comprehension Opportunity for both group and individual practice of the content of the exercise Continuous integration and review of all the concepts and skills Original stories and poems to be read to the students Placement Test and 15 Program Assessments ensure that children are working on concepts appropriate for their ability
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Use Language for Writing to lead your students toward independence as writers. This revision and expansion of Distar Language III teaches not only writing skills, but also the vocabulary, sentence, and organizational skills that underpin good writing.
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Learnmore than 3,000 English expressions and speak and understand the language easily As a new speaker of English, you may hear some expressions in your daily conversations that you do not understand--yet. McGraw-Hill's Conversational American English will help you learn these expressions, so not only do you know what a person is saying to you, but that you can use the expression yourself! More than 3,000 expressions are organized by theme, so you can find what you are looking for quickly. And each topic is illustrated to further help you understand context. The book features: Common expressions are batched into 350 themes, ranging from general greetings and asking how someone is, to the more specific needs, like showing disbelief, asking someone’s intentions, and expressions for a forgotten word or name A comprehensive thematic glossary provides an additional means for the learner to locate expressions by key words and concepts Topics include: Basic Social Encounters, Greetings, Small Talk, Introductions, Ending a Conversation, Good-Byes, Agreeing, Disagreeing Conversational Encounters, Focusing Attention, Launching the Conversation, Making Friends, Complex Matters, Disputes, Discussion and Resolution, Polite Encounters, Prefaces, Communication Barriers
