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Secondary English, Languages<br />

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* Not for sale in North America<br />

LITERATURE - SEE CATALOGUE<br />

PAGES 6-20<br />

NEW for 2012<br />

Simon Scarrow - The Gladiator 978 0 435077 96 9<br />

FICTION 11-14 - SEE CATALOGUE<br />

PAGES 6-15<br />

Neil Arksey – MacB 978 0 582854 39 0<br />

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni – The 978 1 405816 48 9<br />

Conch Bearer*<br />

Nina Bawden – Carrie’s War 978 0 435122 02 7<br />

Tom Becker – Darkside 978 0 435131 97 5<br />

Darkside Teaching and Assessment 978 0 435131 99 9<br />

Pack<br />

Theresa Breslin – Whispers in the 978 0 435124 70 0<br />

Graveyard<br />

Kevin Brooks – Martyn Pig* 978 0 582854 82 6<br />

Melvin Burgess – Kite* 978 1 405816 46 5<br />

Melvin Burgess – Billy Elliot 978 0 435130 61 9<br />

Frances Hodgson Burnett – The 978 0 435120 03 0<br />

Secret Garden<br />

Betsy Byars – The Pinballs* 978 0 435123 82 6<br />

Betsy Byars – The Midnight Fox 978 0 435122 69 0<br />

Gennifer Choldenko – Al Capone 978 1 405822 79 4<br />

Does My Shirts*<br />

John Christopher – The Guardians 978 0 435121 76 1<br />

Eoin Colfer – Artemis Fowl 978 0 435130 65 7<br />

Frank Cottrell Boyce – Cosmic 978 1 408209 93 6<br />

Cosmic Teaching and Assessment Pack 978 1 408209 94 3<br />

Frank Cottrell Boyce – Framed* 978 1 405838 65 8<br />

Frank Cottrell Boyce – Millions* 978 0 582854 81 9<br />

Roald Dahl – Matilda 978 0 435123 98 7<br />

Roald Dahl – Danny the Champion of 978 0 435122 21 8<br />

the World<br />

Roald Dahl – The Wonderful Story of 978 0 435122 37 9<br />

Henry Sugar*<br />

Roald Dahl – The Witches 978 0 435122 93 5<br />

Roald Dahl – Boy 978 0 435123 00 0<br />

Stephen Davies – The Yellowcake 978 0 435132 05 7<br />

Conspiracy<br />

Fiction 11-14 ........................................................ 1-2 Dra2 ...........................................................................3 GCSE English ..............................................................6<br />

HEROES ........................................................................2 Writing Coach ......................................................3-4 GCE English .................................................................6<br />

Rapid Plus ...................................................................2 Language Central: Literacy ..................................4 <strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate IB English<br />

Diploma .........................................................................6<br />

African and Caribbean Writers Series ........2 Reality Central ..........................................................4<br />

11-14 History ......................................................6-7<br />

Plays 11-14 ..............................................................2-3 <strong>New</strong>: <strong>Pearson</strong> English Activity Book .............4<br />

14-16 History ...........................................................7<br />

Collections And Short Stories 11-14 ...........3 York Notes .................................................................4<br />

16-18 History ......................................................7-8<br />

Non-Fiction Collections 11-16+ ....................3 Get Ready for Edexcel GCSE English ...........4<br />

<strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate IB History<br />

Text: Building Skills In English ..........................3 Head Start AQA GCSE English .....................4<br />

Diploma .........................................................................8<br />

Target English ............................................................3 Fiction 14-18 .........................................................4-5<br />

11-14 Geography .....................................................8<br />

Access English ............................................................3 Dictionaries .................................................................5<br />

14-16 Geography ................................................8-9<br />

Grammar Matters Too .........................................3 Plays 14-18 ...................................................................5<br />

16-18 Geography .....................................................9<br />

Spelling Matters Too ..............................................3 Shakespeare ................................................................5<br />

MyWorld History & Geography ......................9<br />

Rightclick Spelling ....................................................3 Edexcel International GCSE English ..............5<br />

Everyday Spelling ......................................................3 Cambridge IGCSE English ...................................5<br />

The Yellowcake Conspiracy Teaching 978 0 435132 06 4<br />

and Assessment Pack<br />

Anita Desai – The Village by the Sea 978 0 435122 90 4<br />

Charles Dickens – A Christmas Carol 978 0 435124 05 2<br />

(Heinemann edition)<br />

Charles Dickens – A Christmas Carol 978 0 582236 64 6<br />

(Longman edition)<br />

Charles Dickens – Oliver Twist 978 0 582429 44 4<br />

Jimmy Docherty – The Ice Cream 978 1 408201 01 5<br />

Con<br />

The Ice Cream Con Teaching and 978 1 408201 02 2<br />

Assessment Pack<br />

Roddy Doyle – Wilderness* 978 0 435132 03 3<br />

Wilderness Teaching and Assessment 978 0 435132 04 0<br />

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Anne Fine – Flour Babies 978 0 582434 52 3<br />

Anne Fine – Madame Doubtfire* 978 0 582292 61 1<br />

Anne Fine – The Tulip Touch* 978 0 582848 89 4<br />

Catherine Forde – Fat Boy Swim* 978 0 582848 90 0<br />

Anne Frank – The Diary of Anne 978 0 582017 36 8<br />

Frank*<br />

Graham Gardner – Inventing Elliot 978 0 435130 72 5<br />

Leon Garfield – Six Shakespeare 978 0 435124 24 3<br />

Stories<br />

Alan Gibbons – Shadow of the 978 0 582848 69 6<br />

Minotaur*<br />

Morris Gleitzman – Boy Overboard* 978 1 405815 54 3<br />

Morris Gleitzman – Once* 978 1 405841 30 6<br />

Morris Gleitzman – Two Weeks with 978 1 405834 15 5<br />

the Queen<br />

Kenneth Grahame – The Wind in the 978 0 435122 74 4<br />

Willows<br />

Sonya Hartnett – Thursday’s Child 978 0 582837 77 5<br />

Carl Hiaasen – Hoot* 978 0 582848 58 0<br />

F.E. Higgins – The Black Book of 978 0 435131 93 7<br />

Secrets*<br />

The Black Book of Secrets Teaching 978 0 435131 96 8<br />

and Assessment Pack<br />

S.E. Hinton – The Outsiders* 978 1 405863 95 7<br />

Nigel Hinton – Buddy 978 0 435122 75 1<br />

Anne Holm – I Am David 978 0 435123 71 0<br />

Anthony Horowitz – Point Blanc* 978 0 582848 67 2<br />

Anthony Horowitz – Skeleton Key* 978 0 435130 99 2<br />

Anthony Horowitz – Stormbreaker* 978 0 582848 75 7<br />

Witi Ihimaera – The Whale Rider 978 0 435131 08 1<br />

Eva Ibbotson – Journey to the River 978 0 582795 92 1<br />

Sea*<br />

David Klass – You Don’t Know Me 978 0 582777 58 3<br />

Elizabeth Laird – The Garbage King 978 0 435130 54 1<br />

Elizabeth Laird – Red Sky in the 978 0 435123 55 0<br />

Morning<br />

Joan Lingard – Me and My Shadow* 978 0 435130 70 1<br />

Joan Lingard – Across the Barricades 978 0 435122 03 4<br />

Penelope Lively – The Ghost of 978 0 435122 04 1<br />

Thomas Kempe<br />

Catherine MacPhail – Catch Us if 978 1 405808 78 1<br />

You Can*<br />

Catherine MacPhail – Tribes* 978 0 582488 55 7<br />

Catherine MacPhail – Wheels 978 0 435131 05 0<br />

Catherine MacPhail – Fighting Back* 978 0 435130 91 6<br />

James Vance Marshall – Walkabout 978 0 435122 24 9<br />

Geraldine McCaughrean –<br />

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Tamburlaine’s Elephants<br />

Tamburlaine’s Elephants Teaching and 978 1 405889 24 7<br />

Assessment Pack<br />

Geraldine McCaughrean – The <strong>New</strong> 978 0 435124 64 9<br />

<strong>Windmills</strong> Book of Greek Myths<br />

Geraldine McCaughrean – Stories 978 0 435125 03 5<br />

From Shakespeare<br />

Michael Morpurgo – Kensuke’s 978 0 435125 29 5<br />

Kingdom<br />

Michael Morpurgo – From Hereabout 978 0 435125 28 8<br />

Hill<br />

Michael Morpurgo – Arthur, High King 978 0 435124 91 5<br />

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Joshua Mowll – Operation Red 978 1 405816 44 1<br />

Jericho*<br />

Beverley Naidoo – Burn My Heart 978 1 405865 85 2<br />

Beverley Naidoo – Journey to Jo’burg 978 1 405865 86 9<br />

Beverley Naidoo – Out of Bounds 978 0 435130 60 2<br />

Beverley Naidoo – The Other Side 978 0 435125 30 1<br />

of Truth<br />

Bill Naughton – The Goalkeeper’s 978 0 435121 11 2<br />

Revenge<br />

Sally Nicholls – Ways to Live Forever 978 1 405883 73 3<br />

William Nicholson – Seeker* 978 1 405834 17 9<br />

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Language Arts Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

The Reader’s Journey ©2013<br />

A novel approach to learning<br />

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The Reader’s Journey is a novel-based language arts program designed to be used with any<br />

full-length literary work. Completely flexible to work in any literature classroom, you can select<br />

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Consumable Student Work Texts provide core skills instruction and practice. Students build<br />

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Full range of teaching support materials, with a Teacher Organizer which includes directions<br />

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accompanied by Transparencies, a Classroom Activity Kit, a Teacher Online Access Pack, and an<br />

ExamView ® Test Bank CD-ROM.<br />

Core Components<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8<br />

Student Work Text <br />

Teacher Organizer <br />

What’s online?<br />

Teacher Resources <br />

Transparency Pack <br />

Activity Kit Grades 6–8<br />

ExamView ® Test Bank CD-ROM <br />

Online Teacher Center Teacher Access Pack <br />

SuccessTracker 1-year or 6-year Online<br />

Student Access <br />

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Language Arts Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Dedicated to making students lifelong readers<br />

Lessons begin with suggestions to activate students’ prior knowledge and enhance critical<br />

thinking.<br />

At the end of each unit, projects related to the Anchor Book provide hands-on activities for<br />

reinforcing understanding. Anchor Books provide a complete library of levelled novels and highinterest<br />

readers to match students’ reading proficiencies. With six different novels at various<br />

reading levels per unit, this program gives you unmatched flexibility in meeting the needs of all<br />

learners*. See page 12 to see a selection of Anchor Books available.<br />

Teacher Online Access Pack<br />

Our powerful, easy-to-use Online Teacher Center features a lesson planner that allows you to<br />

create customized lessons instantly, access to SuccessTracker for instant intervention tailored to<br />

each student, and Anchor Book resources—including Anchor Book assessments!<br />

Classroom Activity Kit<br />

Hands-On Timeline Activities with Jumbo Vinyl Timeline<br />

Put novels into context. Perfect for classroom displays.<br />

Hands-On Writing and Grammar Activities<br />

Hone writing skills and the structures behind them.<br />

Roboversity and Mind Climb Vocabulary Board Games<br />

Fun ways to build students’ vocabulary.<br />

WordWALL Vocabulary Builder Activities<br />

300 vocabulary cards plus a special hanger for displaying them.<br />

Prentice Hall ® Discoveries<br />

Content area and controlled vocabulary readers develop academic vocabulary, build word<br />

knowledge, and improve fluency with high-interest, crosscurricular readings.<br />

*Availability of the Anchor books varies by country. Please check with your local rep about availability and pricing in your country.<br />

perfect partner<br />

The Reader’s Journey is ideal<br />

for use alongside Language<br />

Arts programs such as<br />

Writing Coach. See pages<br />

14-15 for details.<br />

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Language Arts Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

The Reader’s Journey<br />

Level Key<br />

2 levels below<br />

1 level below<br />

On level<br />

Above level<br />

* Common Core Exemplar Text<br />

Dedicated to making students lifelong readers<br />

The Reader’s Journey suggests 36 books per grade, making it easy to select a book that will be<br />

level-appropriate and engaging. Simply choose the novel that matches your students’ reading<br />

levels or, select a novel of your own. The following chart contains a selection of the titles<br />

available across each of the four levels. The availability of the Anchor books varies by<br />

country. Please check with your local rep about availability and pricing in your country.<br />

Selection of recommended Anchor Books for each grade<br />

Grade 6<br />

Unit 1<br />

Unit 2<br />

Unit 3<br />

Unit 4<br />

Unit 5<br />

Unit 6<br />

Grade 7<br />

Unit 1<br />

Unit 2<br />

Unit 3<br />

Unit 4<br />

Unit 5<br />

Unit 6<br />

Grade 8<br />

Unit 1<br />

Unit 2<br />

Unit 3<br />

Unit 4<br />

Unit 5<br />

Unit 6<br />

Prentice Hall Discoveries Reader: Deciding What Is Real<br />

Rules of the Road, Joan Bauer<br />

Behind the Blue and Gray: The Soldier’s Life in the Civil War, Delia Ray<br />

Maniac Magee, Jerry Spinelli<br />

The Clay Marble, Minfong Ho<br />

The Tarantula in My Purse: and 172 Other Wild Pets, Jean Craighead George<br />

Thura’s Diary: My Life in Wartime Iraq, Thura Al-Windawi<br />

Under the Royal Palms: A Childhood in Cuba, Alma Flor Ada<br />

The Westing Game, Ellen Raskin<br />

The Hero’s Trail: A Guide for a Heroic Life, T. A. Barron<br />

Pushing Up the Sky: Seven Native American Plays for Children, Joseph Bruchac<br />

The Tale of the Mandarin Ducks*, Katherine Paterson<br />

I Never Saw Another Butterfly, Celeste Raspanti<br />

Prentice Hall Discoveries Reader: Finding Connections<br />

The Emperor’s Silent Army: The Terracotta Warriors of Ancient China, Jane O’Connor<br />

Matilda, Roald Doahl<br />

Journey of the Sparrows, Fran Leeper Buss with Daisy Cubias<br />

Rosa Parks: My Story, Rosa Parks with Jim Haskins<br />

The Lottery Rose, Irene Hunt<br />

Prentice Hall Discoveries Reader: Working It Out<br />

Between Madison and Palmetto, Jacqueline Woodson<br />

Heat, Mike Lupica<br />

Zlata’s Diary: A Child’s Life in Sarajevo, Zlata Filipovíc<br />

“Who Moved My Cheese?” for Teens, Spencer Johnson, M. D.<br />

Farewell to Manzanar, Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston and James D. Houston<br />

The Outsiders, S. E. Hinton<br />

Eyes on the Prize: America’s Civil Rights Years, 1954–1965, Juan Williams<br />

Novio Boy, Gary Soto<br />

Flowers for Algernon, David Rogers<br />

Our Town, Thornton Wilder<br />

Portraits of African-American Heroes, Tonya Maynard<br />

Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer, John Grisham<br />

Little Women*, Louisa May Alcott<br />

An Island Like You: Stories of the Barrio, Judith Ortiz Cofer<br />

To Be a Slave, Julius Lester<br />

A Wrinkle in Time*, Madeline L’Engle<br />

The Schwa Was Here, Neal Shusterman<br />

Prentice Hall Discoveries Reader: Exploring the Possibilities<br />

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank<br />

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer*, Mark Twain<br />

Under the Baseball Moon, John H. Ritter<br />

The Sword and the Circle, Rosemary Sutcliff<br />

Nerdlandia, Gary Soto<br />

The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, Paul Zindel<br />

The Miracle Worker, William Gibson<br />

Dragonwings*, Lawrence Yep<br />

Harriet Tubman, Conductor on the Underground Railroad*, Ann Petry<br />

Fahrenheit 451*, Ray Bradbury<br />

Level<br />

Level<br />

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Language Arts Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Text: Building Skills in English<br />

Developing essential language skills<br />

Text: Building Skills in English has been designed to capture the imagination of all students at<br />

every opportunity. By focusing on building up key language skills and finding ways to engage and<br />

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tools to assess and measure progression.<br />

Key features include:<br />

‘Sharpen your skills’ activities and word and sentence level animations to help build and embed<br />

functional skills.<br />

Two Assessment Tasks in each unit focus clearly on either Reading and Writing or Speaking<br />

and Listening to help you assess students’ progress and set targets.<br />

Extensive teaching resources including an editable CD-ROM containing lesson plans, student<br />

sheets and other support material, all designed to save you valuable planning time.<br />

LiveText CD-ROM – the complete Student Book in electronic format packed with interactive<br />

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Student Book<br />

Clear objectives at the start of each unit<br />

show students what they will be learning.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Sample pages from Text Student Book 2<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Assess your progress features<br />

show students how to improve.<br />

The following components are available at three<br />

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Combining Sentence Parts PUNCTUATION NONFICTIO<br />

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NARRATION Realistic Short Story POETRY<br />

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Compare-and-Contrast C Essay<br />

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Prentice Hall Writing Coach ©2012<br />

Writing and Grammar for the<br />

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MENTOR TEXT<br />

Learn From Experience<br />

Read the op-ed piece on pages<br />

174–175. As you read, take notes to<br />

develop your understanding of basic sight<br />

and English vocabulary. Then, read the<br />

numbered notes in the margins to learn<br />

about how the author presented her ideas.<br />

Answer the Try It! questions<br />

online or in your journal.<br />

1 The author wrote a description of an animal<br />

shelter to introduce the issue: the overcrowding at<br />

an animal shelter. The detailed description is an<br />

effective lead that captures the reader’s attention.<br />

Try It! Which adjectives did the<br />

author use in the first three sentences<br />

to help readers create a strong visual<br />

image of an animal shelter?<br />

2 The thesis presents the author’s main<br />

message and persuasive argument by naming<br />

the issue and stating the author’s viewpoint.<br />

Try It! Does the author establish a<br />

clear thesis or position? What issue or<br />

problem does she describe, and what<br />

solution does she suggest?<br />

3 The author offers three persuasive<br />

arguments for the need for people to adopt<br />

pets from shelters.<br />

Try It! Based on these arguments and<br />

the author’s purpose, who would you<br />

say is her targeted audience? Explain.<br />

Extension Find another example<br />

of an op-ed piece, and compare it<br />

with this one.<br />

Op-Ed Piece<br />

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25<br />

30<br />

Looking for a Pet?<br />

Look No Further Than<br />

Maiden Point Shelter<br />

by Cindy Trumbore<br />

1 Maiden Point Shelter is overflowing with cats and dogs.<br />

Every cage and kennel is filled to capacity, and heartrending<br />

meows and barks come from extra cages lining the hallways.<br />

The shelter is at its most overcrowded since it was opened<br />

in 1993. 2 There is a simple solution to the overcrowding<br />

at Maiden Point Shelter: more people in our area need to<br />

adopt pets, rather than buying them. Yet judging from the<br />

“designer” pets we see on the streets of our town, the public<br />

seems strangely unconvinced of this fact.<br />

There are two main reasons for the problem, according<br />

to Biz Raleigh, the director. First, we had a mild winter, so<br />

more cats were outside. As a result, there are more litters of<br />

kittens now. There is another surprising reason, however, for<br />

the overcrowding. Raleigh has noticed a direct link between<br />

the number of mortgage foreclosures in our area, and the<br />

number of pets that get brought to the shelter. When people<br />

lose their homes, they are often forced to find housing that<br />

doesn’t allow pets. 3 In fact, Raleigh says that in the past<br />

six months, Maiden Point received nearly 200 cats and dogs<br />

alone. That’s a 100% increase over the previous six months.<br />

“We’re at the point where we’ll have to start putting<br />

unadoptable animals down to make room for the ones with<br />

a better chance,” Raleigh says, sighing. “I really don’t know<br />

why people looking for a pet don’t come here first.” 3 She<br />

points out that pets from pet stores have often been raised<br />

in unclean, unhealthy, crowded conditions, especially dogs<br />

from so-called “puppy mills.” In contrast, the shelter pets<br />

are spayed and neutered, and treated for problems such as<br />

heartworm and fleas, before they are adopted out.<br />

3 People especially need to open their minds to adopting<br />

older pets, she says. Some people assume that when they<br />

get an older pet, they will have to “undo” the bad habits it<br />

35<br />

40<br />

45<br />

50<br />

55<br />

learned from a previous owner. However, Raleigh says<br />

that just the opposite can be true. 4 “An older pet is often<br />

much more used to small children and is housebroken<br />

compared to a kitten or puppy,” she says.<br />

If you have never owned a pet, consider getting one from<br />

Maiden Point. There are many benefits, starting with your<br />

health. A study done at the State University of <strong>New</strong> York at<br />

Buffalo in 2001 found that dog and cat owners with high<br />

blood pressure who were in stressful job situations had<br />

lower increases in pressure than people without pets.<br />

There is a very practical reason to consider adopting<br />

from the Maiden Shelter. A “designer” dog or cat can easily<br />

cost $500 to $800. At Maiden Point, says Raleigh, for a<br />

mere $100 you can get a cat or dog that is already spayed<br />

or neutered, a month’s supply of pet food, a safety collar or<br />

flea collar, and a free check-up with a veterinarian. In case<br />

you have your heart set on a certain breed, Raleigh says that<br />

many popular breeds, such as labs, beagles, and Siamese<br />

cats, occasionally turn up at the shelter.<br />

5 So if you’re pet-shopping, make Maiden Point Shelter<br />

(555-555-2000 or www.maidenpointshelter.org) your first<br />

stop. You can fill out a short application, get your references<br />

checked, and go home with a pet the same day. The shelter<br />

is open weekdays from 9:00 to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays<br />

from 10:00 a.m. through 3:00. The pet you save will reward<br />

you with many years of love, gratitude, and good health.<br />

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Online Journal<br />

Try It! Answer the questions about<br />

the Mentor Text in the online journal.<br />

4 The author describes the benefits of owning<br />

older pets. These details provide answers to reader<br />

counter-arguments about adopting older animals.<br />

Try It! The author uses a quotation<br />

to address reader counter-arguments.<br />

Do you think stating someone’s exact<br />

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5 In her conclusion, the author includes a<br />

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solve the problem.<br />

Try It! Why do you think the author<br />

included a telephone number and Web<br />

site in her call to action?<br />

174 Persuasive Writing<br />

Mentor Text 175<br />

Editing Feature Assignment Editing Feature Assignment Editing Feature Assignment Editing Feature Assignment Editing<br />

Editing: Making It Correct<br />

When you edit your work, you polish your writing and correct<br />

any errors. Before editing your final draft, think about using<br />

a variety of sentence structures, including simple, compound,<br />

and complex sentences. In addition, check your use of parallel<br />

grammatical structures within sentences. Then edit your draft by<br />

correcting any factual errors and errors in grammar, mechanics,<br />

and spelling.<br />

WRITE GUY Jeff Anderson, M. Ed.<br />

Zoom in on Conventions Focus on sentence structures as you<br />

zoom in on the following lines from the Mentor Text.<br />

MENTOR TEXT<br />

from Looking for a Pet?<br />

page 174; lines 1–5<br />

Maiden Point Shelter is overflowing with cats and dogs. Every<br />

cage and kennel is filled to capacity, and heartrending meows and<br />

barks come from extra cages lining the hallways. The shelter is at its<br />

most overcrowded since it was opened in 1993.<br />

Now, ask yourself: Is the structure of each sentence the same<br />

or different?<br />

Perhaps you said that the structure of each sentence is different.<br />

The first sentence is a simple sentence because it has a single<br />

main or independent clause. A main clause has a subject and a<br />

verb and can stand alone as a complete sentence.<br />

The second sentence is a compound sentence because it has<br />

more than one main clause.<br />

The third sentence is a complex sentence because it has a main<br />

clause and a subordinate or dependent clause, which is since<br />

it was opened in 1993. A subordinate clause has a subject<br />

and a verb but cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.<br />

Partner Talk Discuss this question with a partner:<br />

Why do you think the author varied the sentence<br />

structure in this passage?<br />

To learn more about<br />

sentence structure, see<br />

Chapters 18–20 of your<br />

Grammar Handbook.<br />

Grammar Mini-Lesson: Parallel Structures<br />

Using parallel structures in a sentence means that equal ideas<br />

are expressed in words, phrases, clauses, or sentences of similar<br />

types. Study the following sentence from the Mentor Text. Notice<br />

how the author used parallel structures for the three verbs.<br />

MENTOR TEXT<br />

from Looking for a Pet?<br />

page 175; lines 54–55<br />

You can fill out a short application, get your references checked,<br />

and go home with a pet the same day.<br />

Try It! Tell whether each sentence is simple, compound,<br />

or complex. Then identify the parallel structures in each<br />

sentence. Write the answers in your journal.<br />

1. Marcella is athletic, musical, and artistic.<br />

2. One sister is interested in becoming a doctor, and the other is<br />

interested in becoming a lawyer.<br />

Apply It! Edit your draft for grammar, mechanics, and<br />

spelling. Use an electronic or print dictionary to check your<br />

spelling. If necessary, rewrite some sentences to ensure that you<br />

have used a variety of complete sentences that include parallel<br />

structures.<br />

Use the rubric to evaluate your piece. If necessary, rethink,<br />

rewrite, or revise.<br />

Rubric for Persuasive Essay: Op-Ed Piece Rating Scale<br />

Ideas: How clearly are the issue and your position stated? Not very Very<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

Organization: How organized are your arguments and 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

supporting evidence?<br />

Voice: How authoritative is your voice? 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

Word Choice: How persuasive is your word choice? 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

Sentence Fluency: How correctly have you used parallel 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

structures to convey ideas?<br />

Conventions: How correct are your sentence types? 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

To learn more,<br />

see Chapter 20.<br />

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C O A C H<br />

C H<br />

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Student’s Editions - Consumables<br />

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Word List Charts<br />

Phonics Practice Masters<br />

Word Builder Tiles<br />

Digital Content<br />

Online Teacher’s Edition<br />

What’s online?<br />

Practice<br />

Practice Masters<br />

Standardized Tests<br />

Second Language Support Package<br />

Home-School Activities<br />

Writing and Vocabulary<br />

Proofreading and Writing<br />

Spelling and Writing<br />

Spelling Posters<br />

Components at a glance<br />

also available!<br />

Everyday Spelling is also<br />

available for Grades 1-5<br />

(ages 6-10). Visit<br />

www.pearsonglobalschools.<br />

com/everydayspelling<br />

for more information.<br />

Year 6 Year 7 Year 8<br />

Student Edition (consumable)<br />

<br />

Online Teacher Edition (6-year<br />

<br />

License)<br />

Practice Masters<br />

<br />

Practice for Standardized Tests<br />

<br />

Proofreading/Writing Transparencies<br />

<br />

Home-School Activities<br />

<br />

Spelling and Writing<br />

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Grammar Matters Too<br />

Improve your students’ grammar skills<br />

What’s online?<br />

Our flexible Student Book, Teacher Resource File and Interactive CD-ROM provide a complete<br />

package for teaching grammar at 11–14. Grammar Matters Too focuses completely on building<br />

and improving your students’ key grammatical skills.<br />

Helps all students grasp the fundamental principles of grammar by providing clear and simple<br />

explanations of grammatical terms and usage.<br />

A complete package including front-of-class interactive whiteboard activities to fully cater for<br />

the different learning styles of all your students.<br />

Progression can be tracked using the bank of self-tests provided in the Student Book and<br />

Teacher Resource File.<br />

Stimulating interactive activities enable students to practise and develop their grammatical<br />

skills.<br />

Spelling Matters Too<br />

Improve your students’ spelling skills<br />

What’s online?<br />

Featuring a Student Book, Teacher Resource File and Interactive CD-ROM, this suite of resources<br />

allows you to teach spelling in the way that best suits your students.<br />

Improves students’ spelling skills through clear explanation and teaching of the key spelling<br />

rules.<br />

A complete package including front-of-class interactive whiteboard activities to fully cater for<br />

the different learning styles of all your students.<br />

Diagnostic tests ensure progression by identifying students’ weaknesses and directing them to<br />

the appropriate teaching and practice.<br />

Progression can be tracked using the bank of self-tests provided in the Student Book and<br />

Teacher Resource File.<br />

<strong>Pearson</strong> English Activity Books<br />

Structured language skills practice<br />

The <strong>Pearson</strong> English Activity Books are designed to develop and consolidate students’<br />

knowledge and understanding of the English language and grammar, and successfully integrate<br />

and consolidate cumulative learning in the Language, Literature and Literacy strands.<br />

The Activity Books develop higher order language and literacy skills, providing a solid language<br />

foundation while scaffolding learning. Rich and varied literature sources, including contemporary<br />

and classic texts and Indigenous Australian storytelling, are also used to provide authentic<br />

language learning.<br />

Students are required to complete a variety of<br />

What’s online?<br />

activities including comprehension, extended<br />

writing tasks and speech writing, all of which are<br />

aimed at improving students’ literacy skills.<br />

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Developmental Reading Assessment<br />

Second Edition (DRA2) ©2012<br />

Celebrating 20 years of assessment<br />

that drives success!<br />

What’s online?<br />

also available!<br />

DRA2 is also available<br />

for Grades K-5<br />

(ages 5-10). Visit<br />

www.pearsonglobalschools.<br />

com/dra for more<br />

information.<br />

This quick, accurate research-based assessment helps you target instruction for student success.<br />

DRA2 makes it easier for teachers to use and score assessments by providing a complete<br />

kit covering 11-14 year-olds. This kit offers a vast package of resources, with packs of Student<br />

Assessment Folders also available.<br />

Assesses student reading performance with<br />

a literature-based fiction and non fiction benchmark books.<br />

Helps you set individual instructional goals and documents student performance over time.<br />

Enables you to match readers to appropriate reading levels and books.<br />

Offers a fast way to group students effectively for reading instruction.<br />

Word Analysis is included in the K-3 Kit.<br />

perfect partner<br />

DRA2 is ideal for use<br />

alongside programs such<br />

as Literacy Navigator. See<br />

pages 23 for details.<br />

Components at a<br />

glance<br />

DRA2+ Comprehensive Package<br />

(Grades 4 through 6)<br />

DRA2 Comprehensive Package<br />

(Grades 4 through 8 Package A)<br />

DRA2 Upgrade Package (Grades 4<br />

through 8 Upgrade Package A)<br />

DRA2 Word Analysis Complete<br />

Package with Training CD<br />

DRA2 Progress Monitoring Packages<br />

6-8<br />

DRA2 Student Folder (Grades 4<br />

through 8 Package A - 30 Pack)<br />

DRA2+ APP<br />

Now it is even easier to manage DRA2 results with the DRA2+ app for the iPad! Save time on<br />

reporting. Gain time for instruction.<br />

Use the latest technology for managing DRA2 results during the administration of the<br />

assessment. Teachers follow the same four-step DRA2 process, but from their iPad. After every<br />

assessment is complete, they have instant feedback on individual student results as well as a<br />

“dashboard” of the class performance.<br />

The DRA2+ App provides:<br />

Easy-to-use, portable technology to quickly administer DRA2+.<br />

Automatic scoring and ongoing view of student progress to quickly differentiate instruction.<br />

Enhanced reporting for additional analysis of DRA2+ results, available at a district to<br />

classroom level.<br />

Consistent assessment administration to ensure reliable results across schools.<br />

Paperless teacher environment yields instant accountability reports to help teachers and<br />

administrators gain more time for instruction.<br />

DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment<br />

DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment(PMA) consists of 95 brief, leveled passages from<br />

Level 4 through 60. PMA will help teachers determine the success of reading interventions and<br />

provide a continued Focus for Instruction between regular benchmark periods. Adding the<br />

DRA2 PMA provides frequent, reliable, and brief progress checks on struggling readers.<br />

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Language Central ©2010<br />

60 minutes a day of additional support for<br />

English Language Development<br />

Language Central is an English Language Development program for ages 11-16. This program<br />

includes instruction to help English learners delve deeper into the critical vocabulary and<br />

comprehension skills that they need, including:<br />

Concept understanding<br />

Academic vocabulary<br />

Written and oral language (grammar, listening and speaking)<br />

Comprehension skills<br />

Student Edition<br />

The Student Edition contains instruction, reading passages, and skills practice in a convenient<br />

consumable workbook format. With additional skills covering grammar, writing, listening, and<br />

speaking.<br />

Teacher’s Edition<br />

The Teacher’s Edition provides detailed lesson plans with teacher scripts to save on planning time.<br />

Lesson support provides suggestions for differentiating instruction to meet students’ needs based<br />

on their English language proficiency levels.<br />

What’s online?<br />

also available!<br />

Language Central is<br />

also available for Grades K-5<br />

(ages 5-11). It is also available<br />

for Science and Math. Visit<br />

www.pearsonglobalschools.<br />

com for details.<br />

Additional resources<br />

Review and Assess books provide practice pages and assessments for vocabulary,<br />

comprehension, and grammar skills.<br />

Vocabulary Cards provide definitions, context sentences, pictures, and cognates to support<br />

meaning.<br />

Graphic Organizers support instruction for comprehension, writing, discussions, and<br />

presentations.<br />

Finally, the <strong>New</strong>comer Program focuses on survival vocabulary and language for students with<br />

limited English language proficiency.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10<br />

Language Central Student Edition <br />

Language Central Teacher Edition <br />

Language Central Review and Assessment <br />

Language Central Vocabulary Cards <br />

Language Central Transparencies<br />

Language Central <strong>New</strong>comer Book: Student Edition<br />

Language Central <strong>New</strong>comer Book: Teacher Edition<br />

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<strong>Pearson</strong> Longman Keystone ©2013<br />

Accelerates students’ academic<br />

achievement<br />

Longman Keystone is a multi-level program designed for English learners and struggling readers<br />

whose academic achievement is two or more years below grade level. A flexible reading<br />

and language development program, it accelerates students’ academic achievement through<br />

scaffolded, sustained instruction, and language development strategies.<br />

Accelerates academic vocabulary acquisition through explicit instruction<br />

Develops transferable, cross-curricular academic skills through connected learning<br />

opportunities<br />

Provides an easy-to-use road map to academic success<br />

Through explicit, intensive, and focused instruction that accelerates students’ language acquisition,<br />

reading comprehension, vocabulary, and oral and written communication skills, students will<br />

quickly begin achieving academic success and be better prepared to transition to mainstream<br />

coursework across the curriculum.<br />

Longman Keys to Learning helps learners make a great start in reading, writing, and grammar. It is<br />

the perfect choice for students who are building their communication and academic skills.<br />

Longman Building Bridges is the ideal on-ramp into any Keystone level providing students with a<br />

solid grounding in essential skills, strategies, and content.<br />

What’s online?<br />

perfect partner<br />

Longman Keystone follows<br />

on from the Elementary<br />

program, Longman<br />

Cornerstone. See the<br />

<strong>Pearson</strong> 2013 Global Schools<br />

Elementary and Primary<br />

catalogue for details, or visit<br />

www.pearsonglobalschools.<br />

com.<br />

Teacher Edition<br />

Preview the Unit<br />

STEP 1: Introduce<br />

Unit Content<br />

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Visual Literacy<br />

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Teaching Resources<br />

Resources, Unit 1 Lesson Plans, pp. 3–14<br />

Transparencies, Unit 1 Daily Language<br />

Practice<br />

Video, Segment 1<br />

Resources, Letters Home, pp. 109–110<br />

CD-ROM/e-book, Big Question<br />

For extra practice, use the DVD, CD-ROM, and<br />

worksheets on the Companion Website.<br />

UNIT<br />

1<br />

Reading<br />

1 Novel<br />

How does<br />

the natural world<br />

affect us?<br />

This unit is about nature. You will read literature and<br />

science texts about living things such as animals and plants.<br />

You will also read about nonliving things such as water<br />

and sand. Finally, you will read about hurricanes and their<br />

impact on people. Learning about these topics will help you<br />

become a better student. It will also help you practice the<br />

language you will need to use in school.<br />

2 Science<br />

3 Short Story/Poem<br />

Predict<br />

Preview<br />

Visualize<br />

<br />

From Project Mulberry<br />

“Ecosystems: The<br />

by Jonathan London<br />

by Linda Sue Park<br />

Systems of Nature”<br />

<br />

Pat Mora<br />

Reading Strategy:<br />

Reading Strategy:<br />

Reading Strategy:<br />

2<br />

EL Insights<br />

Check Out the School Library<br />

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Each unit begins with a Big Question that provides a<br />

thematic starting point for building understanding and<br />

serves as a framework for language and vocabulary<br />

acquisition, as well as concept development.<br />

4 Science<br />

“Blowing Up a Storm”<br />

Reading Strategy:<br />

Identify main idea and details<br />

English Learning<br />

Listening and Speaking—Descriptive<br />

At the end of this unit, you will make a<br />

presentation about the steps in a process.<br />

Writing—Descriptive<br />

In this unit you will practice descriptive writing.<br />

This type of writing describes things, or tells<br />

what things look, sound, feel, smell, or taste like.<br />

After each reading you will learn a skill to help<br />

you write a descriptive paragraph. At the end<br />

of the unit, you will use these skills to write a<br />

descriptive essay.<br />

Quick Write<br />

Makealistofsomelivingaa some living and nonliving things<br />

you see in your neighborhood every day.<br />

VIEW AND RESPOND<br />

Watch the DVD for Unit 1 and answer the<br />

questions at<br />

www.LongmanKeystone.com.<br />

3<br />

SIOP ® in Practice<br />

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LESSON PREPARATION Feature 3: Content Concepts Appropriate of Age and<br />

Educational Background<br />

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STEP 3: Practice<br />

QuickWrite<br />

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T2<br />

T3<br />

Sample pages from Teacher Edition Level B<br />

As students discuss the Big Question<br />

throughout the unit, they demonstrate<br />

their understanding of the content and<br />

develop transferable academic skills.<br />

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Develops transferable skills<br />

Longman Keystone blends rigorous, research-based reading and language skills instruction<br />

together with a balance of content-area readings and age-appropriate, high-interest literature.<br />

In addition, this series incorporates the focused and purposeful instructional principles of<br />

Understanding by Design, which allow students to demonstrate their understanding and mastery<br />

of skills through multiple formal and informal assessment opportunities. Through this process,<br />

students will be equipped with the key transferable academic skills necessary for lifelong success.<br />

Student Edition<br />

Six thematic units per level organized around a Big Question<br />

Balance of informational texts and classic and contemporary literature<br />

Critical academic vocabulary and Key Words explicitly taught before each reading<br />

Connected learning opportunities allow students to demonstrate their mastery of skills<br />

Well-organized instructional support provides a clearly defined road map of instruction<br />

Teacher’s Edition<br />

Easy-to-use, step-by-step lesson planning tools<br />

Strategies for differentiated instruction and tools to accelerate language development<br />

Leveled Support features to support multiple proficiency levels<br />

Readings accompanied by summaries, suggestions for modeling strategies, study skills activities,<br />

and answers to Student Edition questions<br />

Point-of-use suggestions for implementing the <strong>Pearson</strong> English Learning System<br />

Technology Resources<br />

See the Student Edition, Workbook, Reader’s Companion Selections and activities come alive<br />

on the Student CD-ROM/eText.<br />

Access the entire Teacher’s Edition as well as all other print components, at a mouse click via<br />

the Teacher CD-ROM/eText, with all the components organized by unit and reading to make<br />

lesson planning easy.<br />

Use the Audio CD to access recordings of the readings, key vocabulary, academic words, and<br />

literary terms.<br />

Customize assessment with the electronic test generator provided on the ExamView Test<br />

Generator ® .<br />

Online Success Tracker tests provide instant feedback, with reteaching and remediation<br />

worksheets provided.<br />

The Companion Website provides an online version of the Student eText.<br />

Provide background for each unit’s Big Questions and themes via the Video DVD.<br />

iPad Apps include interactive flashcards for all key words, academic words, and literary terms,<br />

plus an engaging word check game<br />

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Components at a glance<br />

Keys to<br />

Learning<br />

Building<br />

Bridges<br />

<br />

A B C D E F<br />

Student Edition <br />

Student Edition eText<br />

(1-year or 6-year License) <br />

Teacher Edition <br />

Teacher Edition eText<br />

(1-year or 6-year License) <br />

Workbook <br />

Teacher’s Resource Book <br />

Reader’s Companion <br />

Posters<br />

<br />

Assessment <br />

Audio CD <br />

Transparencies <br />

Video DVD <br />

Meeting your<br />

regional needs!<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Assets<br />

Contact<br />

<br />

Visit<br />

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LEVEL A<br />

Foundations<br />

TM<br />

LiteracyNavigator<br />

Common Core<br />

Literacy Navigator ©2012<br />

Common Core Edition<br />

Intervention that unlocks students’ comprehension<br />

of complex informational text<br />

LEVEL E<br />

Foundations<br />

TM<br />

LiteracyNavigator<br />

Common Core<br />

Literacy Navigator ©2012 provides a series of lessons in which students learn strategies for<br />

reading informational text. Reflecting the latest research on reading comprehension, and using<br />

flexible modules that tackle the demands of Common Core State Standards, students will<br />

develop the necessary skills that take them beyond their independent reading level.<br />

Used as a supplement or as an intervention, Literacy Navigator is made up of five different<br />

levels, with 30 Foundations Lessons, 15 Word Study Lessons, and pre- and post- test<br />

assessments. Each 45- to 50-minute lesson includes an introduction, work time, guided practice,<br />

and reflection. Level locators (pre-tests) in the Assessment and Reporting Online System (ARO)<br />

pinpoint the comprehension level of informational text for the student in order to determine<br />

appropriate level placement. Checkpoints then monitor and benchmark students as they<br />

progress, while post-tests assess student improvement.<br />

What’s online?<br />

With the rigor of Common Core State Standards in every lesson, Literacy Navigator is<br />

carefully matched to the levels of both the Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA) and the<br />

Qualitative Assessment of Text Difficulty. This modular supplemental reading program helps<br />

students succeed at high-stakes reading assessments.<br />

perfect partner<br />

This program is ideal for use<br />

alongside DRA2. See page<br />

18 for details.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student<br />

Sets<br />

(x10 Student<br />

Editions/<br />

Pre-tests/<br />

Post-tests)<br />

Foundations<br />

Student Sets<br />

(x10 Student<br />

Editions/<br />

Pre-tests/<br />

Post-tests)<br />

Word Study<br />

Single<br />

Student Sets<br />

(x1 Student<br />

Edition/<br />

Pre-test/<br />

Post-test)<br />

Foundations<br />

Single<br />

Student Sets<br />

(x1 Student<br />

Edition/<br />

Pre-test/<br />

Post-test)<br />

Word Study<br />

Single<br />

Teacher Sets<br />

(x1 Teacher<br />

Edition/<br />

Pre-test/<br />

Post-test)<br />

Foundations<br />

Single<br />

Teacher Sets<br />

(x1 Teacher<br />

Edition/<br />

Pre-test/<br />

Post-test)<br />

Word Study<br />

Level A:<br />

Environmental<br />

Citizenship<br />

(Grade 4)<br />

Level B:<br />

Endangered<br />

Species<br />

(Grade 5)<br />

Level C:<br />

Habitats<br />

(Grade 6)<br />

Level D:<br />

Extreme<br />

Weather<br />

(Grade 7)<br />

Level E:<br />

Adaptations<br />

(Grade 8)<br />

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Reality Central ©2010<br />

Get real appeal!<br />

Reality Central: Readings in the Real World<br />

Reality Central’s nonfiction student reader, the Student Anthology, for 11-16 year-olds features<br />

short, high-interest readings on current topics that are relevant to students’ lives.<br />

Appropriate for struggling readers and ELL students<br />

Collaborative “Big Question” activities encourage language development and build confidence<br />

Provides targeted instruction and practice with grammar and vocabulary development<br />

Thematically linked to the “Big Questions” in Prentice Hall Literature<br />

There is also a Teaching Guide that correlates to Prentice Hall Literature that gives support for<br />

each topic and theme.<br />

Reality Central Writing Journal<br />

Reality Central’s interactive, consumable student workbook provides scaffolded writing<br />

support—perfect for struggling readers and ELL students.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10<br />

Reality Central Student Anthology <br />

Reality Central Writing Journal <br />

Reality Central Teaching Guide <br />

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English Learners Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Target English<br />

Targeted progression throughout basic skills<br />

The Target English Reading and Writing series focuses on improving the basic skills of<br />

non-progressing students and helps them catch up.<br />

Five three-lesson cycles for the ‘Developing’ and ‘Competent’ points of the National Strategy<br />

Progression Maps for Reading and Writing provide plenty of resources to ensure each point is<br />

covered sufficiently.<br />

The Teachers Guide and CD-ROM provide an extensive bank of resources to give you a wide<br />

selection to choose from when focusing on a specific area.<br />

Self-contained lesson plans, assessment marking criteria and photocopiable worksheets give<br />

you full support.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

What’s online?<br />

Reading<br />

Student Book<br />

Teacher’s Guide and CD-ROM<br />

Writing<br />

Student Book<br />

Teacher’s Guide and CD-ROM<br />

Access English 1<br />

Make English accessible<br />

What’s online?<br />

Access English Student Book 1 for National Curriculum Level 2-3 helps develop your lower<br />

achievers and English learners, ideal for complementing any English course.<br />

Moves students to independent learning using effective teaching sequences.<br />

Includes a wide range of high-interest texts with supporting activities for lower-attainers.<br />

Includes both individual and group work to prepare, practise and secure the skills they have<br />

learnt.<br />

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Rapid Plus<br />

Real progress, proven results<br />

Developed in consultation with Dee Reid - a former English teacher and co-founder of the<br />

hugely successful Catch Up programme - Rapid Plus is an exciting new series of finely levelled<br />

books and software for SEN and struggling readers at Key Stage 3.<br />

A cutting-edge new series for students reading between (reading ages 6.6 to 9.6), helping<br />

them make two levels of progress.<br />

Age-appropriate content, rigorously levelled and trialled with 11-14 year-old students, which<br />

will help you deliver real results.<br />

Innovative software supports students when reading independently, helping them move<br />

towards mainstream learning.<br />

Includes teacher support, which is ideal for non-specialists and has a strong focus on<br />

comprehension.<br />

NFER independent research shows 5.7 months progress in 2.3 months.<br />

Reading Books<br />

Content matched to the interests of 11-14 year olds, helping them to stay switched on.<br />

Uses a wide range of genres and artwork styles.<br />

A non-fiction section in every book is ideal for hooking in young readers, offering a different<br />

reading experience.<br />

Before-reading pages in every Reading Book introduce main characters, plots and tricky words<br />

to help students succeed in reading.<br />

A quiz after each story builds students’ understanding and checks their comprehension.<br />

The girl took one look at Killer.<br />

Then she opened her mouth to scream,<br />

but no scream came out.<br />

She was too scared!<br />

Then, just as the headteacher came into<br />

the hall, the girl jumped out of her seat.<br />

Her chair fell over.<br />

She tried to push her way out of the hall.<br />

Available in a huge variety of<br />

genres and art styles, these<br />

Reading Books match the<br />

interests and experiences of<br />

11-14 year olds.<br />

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Online Software<br />

The Rapid Plus online software is an easy, innovative way for Special Educational Needs students<br />

to practise their reading skills independently, helping to build fluency and confidence, and<br />

improve comprehension.<br />

Helps you use the on-screen books and activities easily, anywhere, anytime.<br />

Includes innovative features such as ‘Read to Me’ and ‘prompts’ to support students when<br />

attempting to read on their own.<br />

Motivates students and builds comprehension skills through fun activities and quizzes.<br />

Provides essential reporting functions to help teachers demonstrate real progress and<br />

genuine results.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Sample screenshot from Online<br />

Software<br />

perfect partner<br />

Rapid Plus is ideal for<br />

use alongside Rapid<br />

Reading. Visit www.<br />

pearsonglobalschools.com<br />

for details of this intervention<br />

programme.<br />

Teaching Guides<br />

Designed to work for both specialist and non-specialists, the Rapid Plus series includes<br />

time- saving ‘pick up and go’ Teaching Guides, offering support for both one-to-one and group<br />

reading lessons and end of stage assessments.<br />

Assessment Books<br />

An Assessment Book for each Rapid Plus Stage contains two fiction stories to help teachers assess<br />

students’ progress and address difficulties if necessary onto the next Stage. The Assessment<br />

Books contain characters and words from the main Reading Books to assess students’ progress at<br />

that level and are accompanied by support in the Teaching Guides.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x44 Levelled Reading Books (see order form for complete list available for each stage)<br />

x7 Assessment Books (one for each stage)<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides (for stages 3-6 and stages 7-9)<br />

Online Software (1-year and 3-year Licenses)<br />

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HEROES<br />

Built for boys<br />

Epic stories of villains, crime, horror and adventure, these<br />

are the books boys will not be able to put down…<br />

new titles!<br />

… dark, daring, heroic.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Created with series editor Frank Cottrell Boyce, HEROES is a new series of short, accessible<br />

original fiction novels and plays that boys will love. The perfect whole-class readers for KS3! The<br />

series expertly weaves captivating fiction with state-of-the art digital teaching resources to inspire<br />

even the most reluctant reader.<br />

Focus on Engagement<br />

Exciting novels and plays in boys’ favourite genres, by boys’ favourite authors.<br />

ActiveTeach technology bursting with fun activities, games, quizzes and videos!<br />

<br />

Trialled and tested in schools around the country to ensure the language level is just right.<br />

Short, accessible stories that can be read in class helping you deliver the whole text in six<br />

weeks.<br />

Improve Reading Skills<br />

Lesson ideas based on competition and other strategies known to get reluctant boys involved<br />

and focused.<br />

Assessment tasks provided to help you demonstrate that your boys’ reading has improved.<br />

Nine novels and three plays, written by the best children’s authors, will<br />

grab and hold boys’ attention in class.<br />

Short, accessible novels and plays so every word can be read in class, even with lower<br />

ability students.<br />

A true story at the end of each text helps to set the fiction in a real world context for<br />

ultimate engagement.<br />

Accessible language for lower ability and reluctant boys rigorously assessed and tested<br />

extensively in schools.<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Year 7 Year 8<br />

Novels<br />

The Perfect<br />

Enemy<br />

F.E. Higgins<br />

ne w!<br />

When Ralph Bennett hears a voice<br />

coming from inside a box he ignores<br />

a stranger’s warning and opens<br />

it, unwittingly releasing his own<br />

Doppelganger – his perfect double.<br />

Havoc ensues, and in the ultimate<br />

showdown between good and evil,<br />

which Ralph will survive?<br />

Ghost Game<br />

Nigel Hinton<br />

Following the recent deaths of his<br />

brother and mother, Danny and his<br />

Dad have barely begun unpacking in<br />

their rented Victorian house when<br />

Danny feels the deathly chill of an evil<br />

presence. A haunting tale of terror<br />

unfolds as Danny battles the malign<br />

forces to free himself and his family.<br />

The Demon<br />

Hunter<br />

Bali Rai<br />

ne w!<br />

Teenager Jai Winters is on an<br />

archaeological dig in Egypt when<br />

he accidently opens a portal to<br />

Annubis, God of the Dead. His father<br />

is captured and Jai is set a terrible<br />

challenge to capture an ancient<br />

Egyptian demon that has escaped the<br />

Underworld.<br />

Blood Oath<br />

Chris Priestley<br />

Roman Britain, north of Hadrian’s<br />

Wall 180AD. A teenage boy witnesses<br />

the savage killing of his father. Blind<br />

with rage he swears vengeance and<br />

trains to become a Roman legionary.<br />

But how far will his conscience allow<br />

him to take his revenge?<br />

Eg and Me<br />

David Grant<br />

I have never left my house. It has no<br />

front door or back gate. I’m so scared<br />

<br />

and a tunnel. Stumbling into a strange<br />

world I do not recognise I meet Eg,<br />

But I never knew how dangerous the<br />

world could be!<br />

i-ssassins<br />

Chris Edge<br />

Training with ELITE, a crack team<br />

of young hackers used by MI5, Luke<br />

Kitson is investigating YourLife, a<br />

new social networking site with vast<br />

ambitions. When disappearances<br />

begin – including one of the ELITE<br />

<br />

YourLife’s skyscraper headquarters<br />

<br />

Do Not Wake the<br />

Devil<br />

Andrew Peters<br />

Dark tales are more than superstition<br />

to the villagers beneath the rocks<br />

of the mist-shrouded Devil’s Chair.<br />

Searching for his missing father, Arthur<br />

and his best friend Yaz encounter<br />

strange beasts, a fallen angel and a<br />

broken spell. An ancient menace is<br />

stirring.<br />

Monster Island<br />

Justin Richards<br />

After three weeks from hell on an<br />

island with his friend Vicky, Owen<br />

is stuck on her uncle’s boat sailing<br />

back to the mainland when they are<br />

shipwrecked on another remote<br />

island. They begin to hear strange<br />

<br />

an empty research station...then the<br />

monsters begin hunting!<br />

Cathy Forde<br />

Plays<br />

Ski Jump<br />

Frank Cottrell Boyce<br />

ne w!<br />

Shouted at by teachers, irritated by his<br />

dad and nagged by his mum, Bradley’s<br />

life is on the slide. Given a last chance<br />

and allowed to go on a school ski<br />

trip, he unwittingly stumbles upon a<br />

<br />

far some people will go in the name<br />

of revenge.<br />

The Death of Jude Hill<br />

Richard Conlon<br />

Two boys, thrown together in an<br />

unlikely friendship, discover Jude, a<br />

young man dying after a fall from a<br />

railway bridge. Jude’s whispered dying<br />

words reveal that what was thought<br />

to be a sad case of suicide was<br />

actually the result of something far<br />

<br />

evil ensues..<br />

Already Dead<br />

Tom & Tony Bradman<br />

A group of survivors have been living<br />

on a large boat since the endead<br />

apocalypse began. No-one has been<br />

ashore or has much information<br />

about what happened. Supplies are<br />

running out and the survivors must<br />

face the Zombies.<br />

ALREADY<br />

ne w!<br />

Chamber of Nothing<br />

Cathy Forde<br />

On a school outing to the Hidden<br />

City Tour, a group of students descend<br />

the rickety staircase to a bland warren<br />

of bare brick chambers. But the tour<br />

is abandoned when stories told by the<br />

guide get spookier and mass hysteria<br />

erupts... but does everyone return<br />

safely?<br />

T o m a n d T o n y B r a d m a n<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Improve<br />

Boys’<br />

Reading<br />

Teacher Guidebook<br />

David Grant<br />

HEROES Teaching Resources<br />

Teacher Guidebook<br />

Our Improve Boys’ Reading: Teacher Guidebook provides a valuable and practical insight into<br />

strategies to engage boys with reading.<br />

Summarises key theories and research into how to overcome obstacles to boys reading, giving<br />

you a succinct background.<br />

Explains various strategies known to help engage boys with reading in the classroom.<br />

Provides practical teaching tips and classroom activities so you can apply the strategies<br />

immediately.<br />

Written by David Grant, a highly experienced Head of English with a wealth of research and<br />

teaching experience in this area.<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

Each novel and play in the HEROES series is supported by its own ActiveTeach CD-ROM with an<br />

invaluable bank of resources including images, quizzes, videos and interactive activities.<br />

A copy of each book on screen is the<br />

perfect tool for whole-class teaching.<br />

Highlighted dialogue helps with reading<br />

around the room.<br />

Sample screenshot from Eg and Me<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

The HEROES Arena<br />

The HEROES Arena within each ActiveTeach CD-ROM is<br />

bursting with activities, games, images, quizzes and videos<br />

that will leave boys hungry for more! Help boost reading<br />

confidence and enthusiasm with these dynamic resources<br />

based on competition – ideal for reluctant readers.<br />

Regular comprehension quizzes covering the<br />

whole text provide opportunities for team<br />

competition in every lesson, motivating boys<br />

to stay switched on.<br />

Imaginative scenarios for active lessons boys<br />

will love include being invited by the author to<br />

audition for a role in the film of his book.<br />

Atmospheric illustrations of key scenes are<br />

the perfect visual stimuli for starters and help<br />

students explore plot and character.<br />

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Sample screenshot from the<br />

HEROES Arena within each<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM


Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Year 7/Grade 6<br />

Eoin Colfer<br />

Artemis Fowl<br />

No human being has ever got the better of a fairy.<br />

Enter twelve-year-old Artemis Fowl, ingenious<br />

criminal mastermind. Determined to get the fairy<br />

gold, he puts a brilliant plan into action. But these are<br />

no ordinary fairies…<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Courage, wealth, greed and excess.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for identifying and exploring conventions of<br />

the fantasy genre.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online teaching and learning resources.<br />

“I cannot recommend this book highly enough; it<br />

would be a delight to use in the classroom”<br />

Andrew Hamlin, English teacher<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Frank Cottrell Boyce<br />

Cosmic<br />

Liam Digby is tall. Unusually tall for a twelve-year-old<br />

boy. Everyone thinks Liam’s too big to be a little boy<br />

any more, but he’s not old enough to be a grown-up<br />

either. When he enters a Greatest Dad contest<br />

to win himself and his friend a trip of a lifetime to<br />

<br />

he is soon to discover that being a dad is hard work<br />

…especially when you’re piloting a rocket at the<br />

same time!<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Family, friendship, relationships, growing-up,<br />

discrimination and prejudice.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Provides an ideal model for students’ own writing,<br />

with opportunities to explore the writer’s use of<br />

humour.<br />

Further support?<br />

The COSMIC Teaching and Assessment Pack provides<br />

a full set of teacher’s resources including lesson plans,<br />

videos, resource sheets and assessment tasks.<br />

Shortlisted for the CILIP Carnegie Medal 2009<br />

<br />

“A novel to treasure…heart-warming, beautifully<br />

written, completely satisfying.”<br />

Carnegie Medal judge<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Frank Cottrell Boyce<br />

Millions<br />

When a railway heist goes wrong and an enormous<br />

bag of money falls from the sky<br />

into the hands of two brothers, Damian and<br />

Anthony, there’s only one thing to do – spend<br />

it like there’s no tomorrow! But how can two young<br />

boys hope to spend a quarter of a million quid in a<br />

week?<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Bereavement, family, growing-up, self-discovery,<br />

responsibility, relationships, social conscience and<br />

money and its power to corrupt.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Numerous opportunities for studying objectives<br />

relating to humour, dialogue, characterisation and<br />

<br />

opportunities for<br />

media work.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online resources and support.<br />

“Its hard to imagine a person who wouldn’t enjoy it”<br />

The Guardian<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Anne Fine<br />

Flour Babies<br />

Simon Martin’s class is unexpectedly given the task<br />

of looking after pretend babies made out of sacks of<br />

<br />

to learn more than he could ever have imagined.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Friendship, home and school life are central to this<br />

novel which has strong links to<br />

Citizenship and PSHE.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Provides numerous opportunities for creative<br />

writing, drama activities and shared and guided<br />

reading.<br />

“Funny and moving, Flour Babies is an uplifting, selfraising<br />

story”<br />

The Guardian<br />

Winner of the Carnegie Medal 1993<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

<br />

F.E. Higgins<br />

The Black Book of Secrets<br />

When Ludlow Fitch escapes from his treacherous<br />

parents, he falls in with a mysterious pawnbroker<br />

who trades in people’s secrets. Ludlow begins<br />

recording the darkest stories of the villagers in the<br />

ancient Black Book of Secrets. When will the villagers<br />

realise the hold that the pawnbroker has over them?<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Responsibility, loyalty, imagination and moral<br />

dilemmas.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Multiple narrative perspectives and stories within a<br />

story provide rich opportunities to explore shifts in<br />

perspective.<br />

Further support?<br />

The Teaching and Assessment Pack supports<br />

teachers through detailed lessons plans, resource<br />

sheets, video clips and assessment tasks.<br />

“Wonderful. - the story grabs at the reader with<br />

hooked talons.”<br />

Eoin Colfer<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Nigel Hinton<br />

Buddy<br />

Thirteen-year-old Buddy has to cope with not only<br />

his own problems but also those of his parents. His<br />

father, still dreaming of his Teddy-boy youth, turns to<br />

crime and his mother leaves home to make a better<br />

life for herself. A sympathetic look at the confusions<br />

of adolescence.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Growing up, racism, family, school, bullying, crime and<br />

fatherhood.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for looking at the characterisation of Buddy<br />

and for using the gritty, close-to-home themes to<br />

stimulate debate.<br />

Further support?<br />

<br />

<br />

British Book <strong>New</strong>s<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Year 7/Grade 6<br />

Anthony Horowitz<br />

Stormbreaker<br />

They told fourteen-year-old Alex Rider that his<br />

uncle died in a car accident, but bullet holes in the<br />

windscreen tell a different story. Alex’s search for<br />

answers soon drags him into the deadly world<br />

<br />

millionaire’s plan to give Stormbreaker computers<br />

to every school in Britain – a gift which is far more<br />

<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Moral dilemmas, the nature of heroism and individual<br />

vs. society.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Exciting action sequences, convincing dialogue<br />

and cinematic imagery make this novel ideal for<br />

modelling and storyboarding. Allows for exploration<br />

of the thriller genre and comparison work with<br />

Fleming’s James Bond.<br />

<br />

Children’s Book Award Shortlist<br />

“Is there anyone in Britain who will not enjoy this<br />

fabulous junior James Bond adventure?”<br />

The Daily Mail<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Michael Morpurgo<br />

Kensuke’s Kingdom<br />

Michael’s family are on the adventure of a lifetime,<br />

sailing around the world in their yacht, the Peggy Sue.<br />

But when Michael falls overboard and is washed up<br />

on a remote island, he must learn to survive on his<br />

own. Until he discovers he is not alone…<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Family, growing-up, responsibility, courage/survival<br />

and adventure.<br />

Teaching points<br />

<br />

<br />

and informative writing.<br />

Winner of The Red House Children’s Book<br />

Award<br />

“A wonderful book, a modern day Robinson<br />

Crusoe... simply too good to miss.”<br />

Wendy Cooling<br />

Available in Hardback.<br />

<br />

Ian Serraillier<br />

The Silver Sword<br />

When the Nazis seize their father and mother, in<br />

World War II, the three Balicki children are left to<br />

fend for themselves in occupied Poland. Bravely they<br />

survive the hardships of war, and never completely<br />

<br />

exciting story of their quest, of the clever orphan<br />

boy Jan who helps them, and of the silver talisman<br />

that accompanies them on their dangerous journey.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

War, courage, loyalty and children surviving without<br />

adult protection.<br />

Teaching points<br />

The action provides great opportunities to explore<br />

how writers create suspense.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Alex Shearer<br />

Tins<br />

Fergal collects tins without labels because the<br />

contents are always a surprise. One day he makes<br />

<br />

<br />

out what horror is behind these sinister contents,<br />

Fergal sets off on a dangerous adventure and makes<br />

a far more horrible discovery!<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Forced child labour, friendship and evil adults!<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for exploring genre, studying the craft<br />

of suspense and analysing writing styles that suit<br />

different purposes.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online resources and support.<br />

“It is fun, it is exciting, it is terrifying and will keep you<br />

hooked from beginning to end.”<br />

Abi Glenister, Year 8<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Robert Swindells<br />

Blitzed<br />

George is fascinated by World War Two. He is<br />

looking forward to a school trip to a World War Two<br />

museum but doesn’t realise how authentic this trip<br />

will be. A hand reaching out of the fake rubble, a slip<br />

<br />

time of the Blitz! He joins up with a group of other<br />

homeless children, struggling to survive, and together<br />

they get on the tail of a suspected German spy.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

War/violence, friendship, courage/survival set in a key<br />

historical period.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for teaching language change, descriptive<br />

writing and war texts.<br />

Further support?<br />

The Blitzed Teaching and Assessment Pack provides<br />

full support through lessons plans, resource sheets<br />

and assessment tasks.<br />

“I loved this book! The historical plot is both gripping<br />

and exciting, with elements of horror which will<br />

shock and intrigue.”<br />

Lis Green, Head of English<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Robert Westall<br />

The Machine Gunners<br />

It is 1940 in Tyneside. A German Heinkel bomber<br />

has been shot down during an air raid. Somehow,<br />

someone has got away with a working machine gun<br />

and all its ammunition from the crashed plane. But<br />

who? And what will they do with the gun?<br />

Carnegie Medal Winer<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Year 8/Grade 7<br />

Tom Becker<br />

Darkside<br />

Jonathan Starling’s home<br />

has been attacked and his<br />

father is in an asylum. On<br />

the run from a gang of<br />

kidnappers, Jonathan hides<br />

out in a secret borough<br />

that festers in the heart of<br />

modern London. Founded<br />

by Jack the Ripper, Darkside<br />

is a place of evil, danger and<br />

unimaginable excitement,<br />

where nightmares walk the<br />

streets.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

A modern gothic adventure<br />

exploring violence, survival<br />

and courage.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for teaching<br />

conventions of the gothic<br />

genre, how to build suspense<br />

and characterisation.<br />

Further support?<br />

The Darkside Teaching and<br />

Assessment Pack provides<br />

valuable lesson plans,<br />

resources sheets and<br />

homework exercises among<br />

other time-saving material.<br />

“Tom Becker’s writing style<br />

grips you in the same way<br />

that Darren Shan’s does with<br />

his mix of adventure and the<br />

supernatural.’<br />

Waterstones Children’s Book<br />

Prize judge<br />

Catherine Forde<br />

Fat Boy Swim<br />

Fat, bullied and the worst<br />

player ever to lumber onto a<br />

football pitch, it’s no wonder<br />

that teenager Jimmy Kelly<br />

<br />

Jimmy is an amazing cook<br />

and has a mysterious dream<br />

that he is destined to<br />

become a swimmer. With<br />

the unlikely help of tough<br />

sports coach GI Joe, Jimmy<br />

decides to explore his<br />

hidden depths and discovers<br />

a surprising secret about his<br />

past along the way.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Social issues such as bullying,<br />

<br />

make Fat Boy Swim suitable<br />

for cross-curricular use in<br />

PSHE.<br />

Teaching points<br />

The Scottish setting and<br />

the use of Scottish dialect<br />

expressions are ideal for<br />

exploring dialect and cultural<br />

diversity.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online teacher’s<br />

support.<br />

“Fat Boy Swim should be<br />

force-fed to every secondary<br />

school child in the country.”<br />

The Sunday Telegraph<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Alan Gibbons<br />

Shadow of the<br />

Minotaur<br />

Phoenix escapes the bullies<br />

at school by becoming a<br />

death-defying hero of the<br />

virtual reality game, The<br />

Legendeer. But battling<br />

Medusa and the Minotaur,<br />

Phoenix discovers that The<br />

Legendeer is more than just<br />

a game, as it captures him in<br />

its deadly maze …<br />

Carniege Medal<br />

Shortlist<br />

“Unputdownable”<br />

The Guardian<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

<br />

Eoin Colfer<br />

Artemis Fowl<br />

See page 31 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Frank Cottrell<br />

Boyce<br />

Cosmic<br />

See page 31 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Frank Cottrell<br />

Boyce<br />

Millions<br />

See page 31 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

F.E. Higgins<br />

The Black Book of<br />

Secrets<br />

See page 31 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Year 8/Grade 7<br />

Witi Ihimaera<br />

The Whale Rider<br />

The birth of a daughter –<br />

Kahu – breaks the lineage<br />

of a Maori tribe. Rejected<br />

by her grandfather, Kahu<br />

develops the ability to<br />

communicate with whales,<br />

echoing that of the ancient<br />

Whale Rider after whom she<br />

was named. This magical and<br />

mythical novel tells of the<br />

<br />

and heritage. Ideal for<br />

studying multi-cultural texts,<br />

gender and environmental<br />

issues.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Family, growing-up, selfdiscovery,<br />

prejudice and<br />

courage.<br />

Teaching points<br />

The beautifully poetic style<br />

and twin narrative lends itself<br />

to the analysis of language.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online teaching and<br />

<br />

adaptation of the novel has<br />

been made.<br />

“The Whale Rider is one of<br />

those rare books that is so<br />

pure and so moving that it<br />

makes you believe anything is<br />

possible.”<br />

Curled Up With a Good Book<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Beverley Naidoo<br />

Burn My Heart<br />

Mathew and Mugo are<br />

friends growing-up on the<br />

same Kenyan farm, but this<br />

is a time and place where<br />

white and black means rich<br />

and poor. Suspicion and<br />

violence are spreading across<br />

the country as the Mau Mau,<br />

a secret society, demand<br />

their land and freedom back<br />

from the British settlers.<br />

Caught in the middle, the<br />

two boys’ lives are changed<br />

<br />

out on the farm, and an<br />

act of betrayal has terrible<br />

consequences for Mugo’s<br />

family.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Family, friendship, honour,<br />

race and empire with crosscurricular<br />

links to Citizenship<br />

and History.<br />

Teaching points<br />

With its dual narrative,<br />

this novel is excellent<br />

for teaching structure,<br />

character and writer’s<br />

viewpoint. An afterword and<br />

author interview provide<br />

information about the Mau<br />

Mau to support pupils in<br />

understanding the context.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online teacher’s<br />

support.<br />

<br />

to inform the reader while<br />

also telling an engaging story.”<br />

The Guardian<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Benjamin<br />

Zephaniah<br />

Gangsta Rap<br />

When Ray and his<br />

friends are permanently<br />

excluded from school, their<br />

headmaster gives them<br />

<br />

inclusion unit. Within weeks<br />

they’ve formed a rap group<br />

and within months have<br />

signed a record deal. But<br />

as competition from a rival<br />

<br />

style gets mixed up with real<br />

gangster action.<br />

This <strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong> edition<br />

has been edited for language,<br />

in consultation with teachers.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

School life, loyalty and<br />

multicultural aspects.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for exploring<br />

different kinds of speech,<br />

language and the poetry<br />

of rap.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online teaching and<br />

learning resources.<br />

“The authority with which<br />

the story is written leaves<br />

the reader no choice but to<br />

be drawn in – and indeed<br />

educated – into the world<br />

of gangsta rap. Not for a<br />

long time have I read a book<br />

with such a ‘pick me up again’<br />

factor.”<br />

Independent on Sunday<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Catherine<br />

MacPhail<br />

Tribes<br />

Kevin thinks gangs are stupid.<br />

But he wins the gratitude of<br />

the Tribe when he saves one<br />

<br />

gang. His obsession with the<br />

Tribe begins and he is soon<br />

under the spell of the gang’s<br />

leader, Salom.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Identity, friendship, individual<br />

vs. society and peer pressure.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Fast-paced narrative makes it<br />

ideal for studying structure.<br />

<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Anthony<br />

Horowitz<br />

Stormbreaker<br />

Nigel Hinton<br />

Buddy<br />

See page 31 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Robert Westall<br />

The Machine<br />

Gunners<br />

See page 32 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

See page 32 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

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<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Year 9/Grade 8<br />

Nina Bawden<br />

Charles Dickens<br />

Roddy Doyle<br />

Joan Lingard<br />

Sally Nicholls<br />

Carrie’s War<br />

For thirty years Carrie<br />

has not spoken of Druid’s<br />

Bottom where she and<br />

her brother sheltered from<br />

the war. It is left to Carrie’s<br />

own children to unravel the<br />

mystery of that time and its<br />

legacy of fear and silence.<br />

Gradually the story unfolds<br />

of Carrie’s life under the<br />

tyranny of Mr Evans, her<br />

friendship with the strange<br />

inhabitants of Druid’s<br />

Bottom and the awesome<br />

power of an ancient curse.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

War, courage, family and<br />

bullying.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for exploring<br />

characterisation, with crosscurricular<br />

links to work<br />

on the World War II and<br />

evacuation.<br />

Winner of the 1993<br />

Phoenix Award<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

<br />

A Christmas Carol<br />

<br />

old miser who refuses to<br />

celebrate Christmas. But<br />

on Christmas Eve the ghost<br />

of his old partner, Marley,<br />

comes to visit him and<br />

shows him the old ghosts<br />

of Christmases Past, Present<br />

and Future and he is forced<br />

to change his mind…<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Poverty, relationships,<br />

loneliness and old age.<br />

Teaching points<br />

The ideal book with which<br />

to cover Writers from the<br />

Literary Heritage.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Wilderness<br />

While Tom and Johnny are<br />

on a husky safari in Finland,<br />

their half-sister Grainne stays<br />

behind to face the mother<br />

who abandoned her. Tom<br />

and Johnny are too caught<br />

up in their adventure to think<br />

<br />

themselves lost in the snow,<br />

plunged into a desperate<br />

struggle for survival. Roddy<br />

<br />

people is an enthralling<br />

mixture for adventure and<br />

drama.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Family and family<br />

relationships, courage/<br />

survival and adventure.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Perfect for teaching<br />

split narrative structure,<br />

characterisation and the<br />

theme of family relationships.<br />

Further support?<br />

The detailed Wilderness<br />

Teaching and Assessment Pack<br />

provides excellent planning,<br />

delivery and assessment<br />

resources for teachers.<br />

“Roddy Doyle is an absolute<br />

genius!”<br />

J.K. Rowling<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Across the<br />

Barricades<br />

In Belfast, at a time when<br />

not being home on time<br />

made your family afraid<br />

for your life, the fear and<br />

suspicion between Catholics<br />

and Protestants is deep and<br />

violent. For Protestant Sadie<br />

and Catholic Kevin there are<br />

many problems – and no<br />

easy solutions. A powerful<br />

and moving tale of love<br />

against all odds in 1970s<br />

Belfast.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

War, violence, prejudice,<br />

religion and relationships.<br />

Teaching points<br />

Great for studying<br />

characterisation, and for<br />

cross-curricular work on the<br />

theme of war.<br />

Winner of the West<br />

German Award,<br />

Buxthuderbulle<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

<br />

Ways to Live<br />

Forever<br />

When his teacher challenges<br />

him to write a book, Sam<br />

begins to write about all the<br />

things he wants to do before<br />

he dies: set a world record,<br />

watch a horror movie, kiss<br />

a girl and be a teenager, all<br />

of which seem impossible.<br />

But with the help of his<br />

friend, Felix, Sam sets about<br />

achieving his goals and along<br />

the way considers the big<br />

questions surrounding life<br />

and death.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Family, friendship, growingup,<br />

death and grief, selfdiscovery<br />

and hope.<br />

Teaching points<br />

<br />

narrative switches from<br />

memoir, to scrapbook, to<br />

encyclopaedia, creating an<br />

original and engaging novel<br />

that is accessible to all<br />

students.<br />

Further support?<br />

FREE online resources and<br />

support.<br />

Winner of the 2008<br />

Waterstone’s Children’s<br />

Book Prize<br />

<br />

“This book speaks so directly<br />

to young people and is<br />

suitable for all abilities.”<br />

Jan Jarrett, Secondary Consultant<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Year 9/Grade 8<br />

William<br />

Nicholson<br />

The Wind Singer<br />

Kestrel hates exams and all<br />

they stand for. But to say<br />

this in Aramanth, where<br />

exams are everything, is<br />

not wise. When she does,<br />

her family are sentenced to<br />

the harshest punishment.<br />

Desperate to save them,<br />

Kestrel begins an adventure<br />

to discover the secret of the<br />

wind singer and the true<br />

source of the evil that grips<br />

Aramanth …<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Individual vs. society, family,<br />

friendship and war.<br />

Smarties Book Prize<br />

Gold Award Winner<br />

<br />

“A truly fantastic read that<br />

will appeal to boys and<br />

girls alike. Also provides an<br />

excellent and accessible<br />

model for introducing irony<br />

and symbolism.”<br />

Dr Helen Bulbeck, Secondary<br />

Consultant<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Robert Swindells<br />

Stone Cold<br />

Homeless on the streets of<br />

London, 14-year-old Link<br />

feels he has become an<br />

outcast. When he meets<br />

streetwise Ginger, life<br />

becomes more bearable<br />

as he learns the tricks of<br />

survival. When Ginger<br />

and other homeless kids<br />

disappear, Link starts to track<br />

down his suspect with an<br />

ominous sense of foreboding.<br />

A hard-hitting and moving<br />

novel containing realistic<br />

<br />

<br />

position of life on the streets.<br />

‘It is the sort of book you<br />

can pick up any time and<br />

read over and over again and<br />

still not get bored with it.’<br />

Richard Powell, Year 9, Books<br />

for Keeps<br />

Carnegie Medal Winer<br />

<br />

“The sort of book you can<br />

read over and over again”<br />

The Guardian<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

H.G. Wells<br />

The Time Machine<br />

The Time Traveller has<br />

discovered the secret of<br />

the Fourth Dimension of<br />

Space. Strapped on his<br />

time machine, he journeys<br />

<br />

out what is to happen to<br />

mankind. This infamous tale<br />

<br />

social injustice has also been<br />

<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Tom Becker<br />

Darkside<br />

See page 33 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Ian Serraillier<br />

The Silver Sword<br />

See page 32 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Catherine Forde<br />

Fat Boy Swim<br />

See page 33 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Witi Ihimaera<br />

The Whale Rider<br />

See page 34 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Beverley Naidoo<br />

Burn My Heart<br />

See page 34 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Anthony<br />

Horowitz<br />

Stormbreaker<br />

See page 32 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Benjamin<br />

Zephaniah<br />

Gangsta Rap<br />

See page 34 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Catherine<br />

MacPhail<br />

Tribes<br />

See page 34 for more<br />

information about this title<br />

Alan Gibbons<br />

Shadow of the<br />

Minotaur<br />

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information about this title<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Plays<br />

Adrian Flynn/<br />

Michele Celeste<br />

Burning Everest and Mariza’s Story<br />

Two powerful plays which explore the impact of<br />

children suddenly being separated from their parents.<br />

Winner of the W.H. Smith Plays for<br />

Children Award<br />

<br />

In Burning Everest there are 12 parts (8 male, 4<br />

female); in Mariza’s Story there are 13 main parts (6<br />

male, 7 female).<br />

Age 12+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Richard Conlon<br />

Paving Paradise<br />

A group of students have one week to prepare an<br />

environmental project; but what format will it take?<br />

Sasha hits upon the idea of creating myths that will<br />

pass on an ecological message and as each student<br />

comes up with a story, the group acts it out. Villages<br />

<br />

animals and a species that is draining the world of<br />

other life – the myths all revolve around the theme<br />

of natural balance and fragility.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Richard Conlon<br />

Based on the novel by Teresa Breslin<br />

Whispers in the Graveyard<br />

On a school trip to research the history of a<br />

graveyard, a group of students unearth a lot more<br />

than they bargained for! This play is packed with<br />

social and historical themes and is perfect for<br />

exploring character.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Adapted by Mark Ravenhill based on the<br />

novel by Terry Prachett<br />

Nation: The Play<br />

Two teenagers are thrown together by a tsunami<br />

that has destroyed Mau’s village and left Daphne<br />

shipwrecked thousands of miles from home.<br />

Together they learn to survive starvation, mutiny<br />

and cannibals, and come of age as they forge a new<br />

Nation.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Alan Dapre<br />

The Finders<br />

A group of friends are with Mr Grant in Wulder<br />

<br />

parents, the brilliant and geeky stargazer Kiran begins<br />

to bond with the other pupils. Intrigued<br />

by something he has seen in the archaeological dig<br />

they are observing, Kiran heads into the<br />

woods late one night and stumbles across something<br />

not of this earth. It is an encounter that<br />

will change his life forever. The clock is ticking, the<br />

lights are shining, and Kiran’s incredible destiny awaits.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

David Grant<br />

Angels<br />

A zero tolerance policy designed to bring law and<br />

order to a rough school goes terribly wrong.<br />

Those who break the rules are sent to The Bin<br />

where a horrible, nameless fate awaits them.<br />

They are the Binners and their lives are not worth<br />

living. Those who behave well become<br />

Angels, tasked with keeping the Binners in line and<br />

granted the authority to send anyone to<br />

The Bin. This gives them immense power. As the<br />

power games intensify and the tension mounts,<br />

everyone must decide whether they are on the side<br />

of law and order, or freedom.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

David Grant<br />

Fast<br />

A group of students arrange a sponsored 24-hour<br />

fast to raise money for charity. Two of the students,<br />

Charlie and Holly, brag that they could carry on,<br />

and in refusing to back down end up embarking on<br />

a dangerous fast that lasts for days. The national<br />

media picks up the story, setting up a donations<br />

hotline and spurring the two on until a story breaks<br />

that threatens to ruin everything. Played out entirely<br />

through chats in the school canteen, the script relies<br />

on the realistic and often hilarious dialogue that is<br />

David Grant’s trademark.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

David Grant<br />

Free!<br />

Year 8 is left without a teacher. To relieve the<br />

boredom they launch an expedition. Perfect for<br />

classroom performance, this witty play covers<br />

<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Sue Saunders<br />

White Poppies<br />

When Tom Hedley enlists underage in the<br />

Great War, and is blamed for the deaths of his<br />

comrades, his family and sweetheart back home<br />

are shunned by the community. Eighty years later,<br />

a young schoolgirl sets out to research her great<br />

grandparents on a Poppy Day project. She uncovers<br />

shocking truths, and rewrites history...<br />

Age 12+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

John Townsend<br />

Ski Jump<br />

Shouted at by teachers, nagged by his Mum and<br />

ignored by his Dad, Bradley’s life is on the slide.<br />

He is given a last chance by his gymnastics teacher,<br />

the one person who seems to get him, and<br />

despite his behaviour is allowed to go on the school<br />

ski trip. The only trouble is, Bradley has<br />

unwittingly stumbled upon a terrorist plot. He<br />

doesn’t know it, but the terrorists are after him.<br />

<br />

how far some people are prepared to go in<br />

the name of havoc!<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Adapted by Benjamin Zephaniah<br />

and Richard Conlon<br />

Based on the novel by Benjamin<br />

Zephaniah<br />

Face<br />

This play deals with issues such as prejudice, drugs<br />

<br />

Zephaniah’s bestselling novel for young people.<br />

Age 11+<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Collections<br />

be stse<br />

sell<br />

ller<br />

er!<br />

Different Cultures<br />

Brave <strong>New</strong> Words<br />

Don’t Make Me Laugh!<br />

A Northern Childhood<br />

Selected by Roy Blatchford<br />

A rich collection of short stories from<br />

around the world covering themes<br />

<br />

and values. Stories include: My Simple<br />

Little Brother and the Great Aversion<br />

Therapy Experiment, Norman; Rules<br />

of the Game, Tan; The Wardrobe, the<br />

Old Man and Death, Ribeyro; Big Bill,<br />

Ray; The Liar, Anand.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Edited by Sam Custance<br />

A fabulous collection of texts by many<br />

of the nation’s favourite children’s<br />

writers. Based on the new national<br />

curriculum list of recommended<br />

contemporary writers, the collection<br />

is designed to help students move up<br />

from Level 4 to Level 5 and is perfect<br />

for Year 7 and some Year 8 classes.<br />

An eight lesson scheme of work and<br />

assessment task accompanies each<br />

genre.<br />

“A versatile range of resources to<br />

help all students meet the varied<br />

demands of Key Stage 3 study.”<br />

Anya Smith, Head of English<br />

Edited by David Kitchen<br />

David Kitchen tested masses of<br />

stories with Key Stage 3 students –<br />

the only ones included here are ones<br />

which really made them smile.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

George Layton<br />

Ten short stories about a boy’s<br />

childhood in the 1950’s provide<br />

an insight into what it was like<br />

growing-up in the post-war years.<br />

Stories include: The Balaclava Story,<br />

The Christmas Party, The Long Walk,<br />

The Holiday, The Gang-Hut, The Fib, The<br />

Firework Display, The Mile.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

be stse<br />

sell<br />

ller<br />

er!<br />

Stories Worldwide:<br />

Fifty-Fifty Tutti-Frutti<br />

Chocolate-Chip and<br />

Other Stories<br />

Edited by Esther Menon<br />

Spanning cultures as diverse as<br />

South Africa, India, <strong>New</strong> Zealand<br />

and Northern Ireland, this collection<br />

enables students to investigate a wide<br />

range of genres and short story<br />

structures.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

The <strong>New</strong> Windmill<br />

Book of Greek Myths<br />

Geraldine McCaughrean<br />

This selection of sixteen Greek myths<br />

provides tales of adventure, courage<br />

and mystery from ancient Greece.<br />

What are the themes?<br />

Myths, legends, adventure, courage<br />

and magic.<br />

Teaching points<br />

The perfect resource for a unit of<br />

work on myths.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Canon Fire<br />

Edited by Michael Morpurgo<br />

Based on the recommended<br />

authors list in the 2008 Key Stage<br />

3 curriculum, this collection brings<br />

together great authors from the<br />

literary heritage and the best<br />

contemporary writers. A six lesson<br />

scheme of work and assessment task<br />

accompanies each of the four genres<br />

covered.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

War: Stories of<br />

<br />

Edited by Michael Morpurgo<br />

Specially commissioned by the<br />

former Children’s Laureate, this<br />

collection encompasses a wide range<br />

<br />

thousand years. Includes stories from<br />

popular children’s authors including<br />

Jamila Gavin, Nina Bawden, Eva<br />

Ibbotson, Elizabeth Laird, Geraldine<br />

McCaughrean and Robert Westall.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Collections<br />

Myths and Legends<br />

Edited by Gill Murray and<br />

Paul Francis<br />

A selection of stories ideal for<br />

<br />

characteristics of Myths and Legends.<br />

Stories include: Persephone in Hell,<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Dandappa.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Myths, Murders and<br />

Mysteries<br />

Edited by Louise Naylor<br />

This collection includes an<br />

introduction to each genre, an<br />

<br />

activities exploring the characteristics<br />

of different genres.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Stories from Other<br />

Times<br />

Edited by Louise Naylor<br />

This accessible, thematic and<br />

enjoyable collection is an ideal<br />

introduction to pre-1914 short<br />

stories for Key Stage 3 and lower<br />

ability Key Stage 4 pupils.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Level Up<br />

Edited by Mike Royston<br />

This engaging collection of texts<br />

is designed to assist teachers of<br />

lower-ability students who need to<br />

progress from Level 3 to Level 4. It<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

students, especially boys. The texts are<br />

accompanied by 30 pages of activities<br />

in the back of the book.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

From the Four<br />

Corners<br />

Edited by Mike Royston<br />

This collection makes multicultural<br />

<br />

Key Stage 3 students by pairing each<br />

Western story with a story from<br />

another country, culture or literary<br />

tradition. There are three sections in<br />

the book, catering for Years 7, 8 and 9.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Twisters<br />

Edited by George Kulbacki<br />

Gripping short stories from a wide<br />

range of cultures and different eras<br />

pre-1914.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Ways with Words<br />

Edited by Louise Naylor<br />

This collection provides a range of<br />

well-written stories, with activities<br />

that invite students to explore how<br />

authors construct and develop plots,<br />

portray character, create setting<br />

and evoke atmosphere and handle<br />

themes and abstract ideas. Stories<br />

include: Handsel and Gristle, Michael<br />

<br />

<br />

Robert Swindells.<br />

Tales with a Twist<br />

Edited by Louise Naylor<br />

These lively stories with a twist have<br />

been chosen to motivate all Key<br />

Stage 3 students – especially Year 8<br />

boys. Including stories by well-known<br />

and popular authors, this exciting<br />

collection covers topics such as<br />

<br />

supernatural, mystery and computers.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

What’s online?<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Fiction and Non-Fiction Collections<br />

Stories Then and Now<br />

Edited by Brian Hawthorn and<br />

Katherine Hawthorn<br />

This collection contains pre-1914<br />

and post-1914 stories arranged in<br />

thematic pairs, with activities.<br />

“An effective and engaging anthology<br />

of pre- and post-1914 literature.<br />

This mixture of short stories and<br />

suggested activities provides excellent<br />

opportunities for pupils of all abilities.”<br />

Jo Williams, English Teacher<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Stories from Around<br />

the World<br />

Edited by Hilary Patel<br />

This accessible and thematic<br />

collection for 14-16 year old students<br />

contains a rich mix of stories from<br />

different cultures and traditions.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Taking Off<br />

Edited by Steve Barlow and<br />

Steve Skidmore<br />

This collection contains accessible<br />

<br />

Themes include Good Sport, Bad<br />

Sport, Crime, War, Do You Dare?,<br />

Weird!<br />

“This book is an excellent idea for use<br />

in the classroom and is aimed at KS3<br />

pupils. It has been carefully chosen to<br />

keep the interest of readers.”<br />

School Librarian<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Voices in Time<br />

Edited by John O’Connor<br />

This collection of literary non-<br />

<br />

at different periods in time, and<br />

activities for exploring and comparing<br />

them. Extracts include biography,<br />

autobiography, diaries, letters, journal,<br />

reportage and speeches. Voices in Time<br />

contains materials covering famous<br />

and fascinating people such as Nelson<br />

Mandela, Leonardo DiCaprio and<br />

David Beckham.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

HEROES<br />

Built for boys<br />

Thoughtlines<br />

Edited by Michelle Paule<br />

<br />

<br />

able students. The collection includes<br />

activities that focus on thinking skills<br />

and higher order concepts, in line<br />

with the National Literacy Strategy<br />

approach to Gifted and Talented<br />

Students. These texts are grouped<br />

by these: communication; the reading<br />

gap; creating impressions; the effects<br />

of reading; parody and satire; identity;<br />

the authors craft.<br />

Only available in the UK and<br />

Commonwealth.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Get Real!<br />

Edited by David Kitchen and<br />

Sue Davies<br />

<br />

is ideal for introducing Key Stage<br />

<br />

Grouped by theme, Get Real! includes<br />

a wide variety of accessible texts<br />

from different genres such as reports,<br />

autobiography, diaries and travel<br />

writing. Themes include phenomena,<br />

families, animals, UFOs, war, advice<br />

and crime.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

HEROES is a new series<br />

of short, exciting novels, plays<br />

<br />

perfect for individual or whole-class reading.<br />

See pages 28-30<br />

Interactive Poetry:<br />

The Literature Anthology<br />

Success with the<br />

Literature Anthology<br />

Enhance your teaching of the<br />

Literature Anthology with this<br />

exciting software, full of interactive<br />

activities to inspire your students.<br />

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Literature Ages 11-13 UK Years 7-8 US Grades 6-7<br />

Nitty Gritty Novels<br />

Develop your learners’ critical literacy skills<br />

and building reading mileage<br />

now available!<br />

An exciting new series of chapter books from <strong>New</strong> Zealand and International authors. Develop<br />

your students’ critical literacy skills and challenge their thinking with Nitty Gritty Novels.<br />

Strong themes, cutting-edge design and high-interest, rich texts motivate all readers.<br />

Four stages of reading levels from Developing Fluency through to Independent Reading –<br />

early teens.<br />

Specifically designed to support students to develop and apply critical literacy skills in their<br />

exploration of the novels.<br />

Encourages students to develop an awareness of how texts influence our thoughts and<br />

actions.<br />

Covers a range of genres and writing styles, pitched at the right text level saves you time<br />

selecting suitable books.<br />

Teacher’s Resource Books use the most common teaching strategy associated with critical<br />

literacy – questioning. They contain chapter-by-chapter prompts for discussion and reflection<br />

and blackline masters for independent work after each chapter (also available on CD for<br />

Zeros and Series I).<br />

Nitty Gritty Novels Series 2 Nitty Gritty Novels Series 3<br />

Flight from Ledron<br />

Into the Hinterland<br />

Island Bound<br />

Lost<br />

My Summer of the Lions<br />

One Wheel Drive<br />

Ride of the Katipo<br />

Run<br />

Silverstream<br />

The Sign of a Warrior<br />

The Spiral Chrysalis<br />

This Land We Call Home<br />

Teacher’s Resource Book with CD-ROM 2<br />

Date of Origin<br />

Dogs of the Hinterland<br />

Inside the Game<br />

Island of the White Spear<br />

Jack No Name<br />

Lake of the Dead<br />

River Rat<br />

The Lost King<br />

The Present<br />

The Time Stealers<br />

Walking into the Fire<br />

Win Win<br />

Teacher’s Resource Book with CD-ROM 3<br />

What’s online?<br />

also available!<br />

Nitty Gritty Novels Level 0 and Nitty Gritty Novels Level I are<br />

also available for 8-11 year-olds. Go to www.pearsoned.co.nz/nittygritty<br />

for more information or contact your local <strong>Pearson</strong> representative.<br />

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Literature Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

African and Caribbean Writers Series<br />

Literature with true international appeal<br />

Two great series offering a celebrated selection of Literature from the Caribbean and Africa<br />

Each series:<br />

Offers an extensive list of novels, poetry, biographical writings and essays and short stories<br />

from Africa.<br />

Encourages secondary school pupils to engage with other times, cultures and backgrounds.<br />

The African Writers Series includes titles such as Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, When the<br />

Rain Clouds Gather by Bessie Head and Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih.<br />

The Caribbean Writers Series includes titles such as Beka Lamb by Zee Edgell, Bad Girls in School<br />

by Gwyneth Harold and The Gaulin and the Dove by Lewis Henry.<br />

Titles available<br />

What’s online?<br />

Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe<br />

When the Rain Clouds Gather, Bessie Head<br />

Season of Migration to the North, Tayeb Salih<br />

African Short Stories, Chinua Achebe and C.L. Innes<br />

Beka Lamb (with study notes), Zee Edgell<br />

Beka Lamb (without study notes), Zee Edgell<br />

Bad Girls in School, Gwyneth Harold<br />

The Gaulin and the Dove, Lewis Henry<br />

The Leopard, V.S. Reid<br />

Teacher’s Resource Book with CD-ROM 2<br />

www.pearsonglobalschools.com<br />

m/enews<br />

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Literature Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Edexcel GCSE Set Texts - Novels<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

Harper Lee<br />

Robert Cormier<br />

Jane Austen<br />

Charles Dickens<br />

Of Mice and Men<br />

Without notes<br />

George and Lennie are<br />

migrant workers – one<br />

alert and protective and<br />

the other strong, stupid and<br />

potentially dangerous. This is<br />

the powerful story of their<br />

relationship and their dreams<br />

<br />

less lonely way of life. This<br />

version is without notes.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, Edexcel, OCR,<br />

WJEC<br />

To Kill a<br />

Mockingbird<br />

Scout and her brother<br />

Jem interrupt their games<br />

to champion their lawyer<br />

father when, in a racist<br />

town in America, he battles<br />

to defend Tom Robinson<br />

who is black and accused of<br />

attempted rape.<br />

Not available in Canada.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, Edexcel, OCR,<br />

WJEC, CCEA<br />

Heroes<br />

When Francis returns<br />

from war, his face is<br />

<br />

<br />

People believe him to be<br />

a teenage war hero, not<br />

realising his act of ‘heroism’<br />

was in fact a suicide attempt.<br />

Back home, he is on a<br />

personal mission to get<br />

revenge and is prepared to<br />

do whatever it takes.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: Edexcel, WJEC<br />

Pride and Prejudice<br />

Heinemann edition<br />

Jane Austen’s wry view<br />

of the ‘civilised’ society of<br />

her time underpins a tale<br />

of misunderstandings and<br />

romance. This Heinemann<br />

edition includes an<br />

introduction, notes and<br />

activities to enhance<br />

students’ understanding of<br />

the novel.<br />

This title is unabridged.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, Edexcel, OCR,<br />

WJEC<br />

Great Expectations<br />

Longman edition<br />

A chance encounter with<br />

an escaped convict and<br />

an unexpected summons<br />

from the mysterious Miss<br />

Havisham changes the life of<br />

the orphan Pip.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

A Level Set Text: Edexcel, OCR<br />

<br />

Sir Arthur Conan<br />

Doyle<br />

The Hound of the<br />

Baskervilles<br />

When Sir Charles Baskerville<br />

is found dead on his estate<br />

on Dartmoor, the locals<br />

believe he died of unnatural<br />

causes. His friend, Dr<br />

Mortimer, thinks supernatural<br />

forces may have been at<br />

work in the shape of an evil<br />

hound that haunts the family.<br />

It takes Sherlock Holmes,<br />

with his razor-sharp mind, to<br />

solve the mystery.<br />

This title is unabridged.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: Edexcel<br />

George Orwell<br />

Animal Farm<br />

Heinemann edition<br />

Led by the pigs Napoleon<br />

and Snowball, the animals<br />

drive out Farmer Jones from<br />

Manor Farm. They set up an<br />

Animals’ Republic in which all<br />

are to be free and equal. But<br />

the expected saviours turn<br />

out to be as greedy, vain and<br />

oppressive as the original<br />

tyrants.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Longman School<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Romeo and Juliet<br />

Shakespeare’s famous story<br />

of the “star-crossed” lovers.<br />

Teenagers Romeo Montague<br />

and Juliet Capulet fall deeply<br />

in love then discover that<br />

their families are bitter<br />

enemies. They marry in<br />

secret, despite the feud<br />

between their families and,<br />

even though they try to<br />

conceal their actions, their<br />

story ends in tragedy.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Longman School<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Macbeth<br />

When three witches predict<br />

that Macbeth, will one day<br />

become king of Scotland, he<br />

decides that he will murder<br />

the then ruler, King Duncan.<br />

Macbeth’s wife supports<br />

his plan and helps him by<br />

smearing Duncan’s blood on<br />

the daggers of the sleeping<br />

guards. Macbeth becomes<br />

king but more murders<br />

ensues and, while the ghost<br />

of Banquo begins to appear<br />

to Macbeth, his wife’s<br />

conscience tortures her until<br />

she commits suicide.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Longman School<br />

Shakespeare<br />

The Merchant of<br />

Venice<br />

Shylock, a greedy Jewish<br />

money-lender, agrees to<br />

make a short-term loan to a<br />

Venetian Merchant, Antonio.<br />

During this time, Shylock’s<br />

daughter elopes. When<br />

Antonio fails to pay the<br />

debt in time, Shylock, who<br />

is intent on seeking revenge<br />

for his daughter’s actions,<br />

<br />

A trial of wits ensues and the<br />

unfortunate Shylock ends by<br />

renouncing his faith and his<br />

fortune.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

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Literature Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

AQA GCSE Set Texts - Novels<br />

Kevin Brooks<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

Jane Austen<br />

Emily Brontë<br />

Susan Hill<br />

Martyn Pig<br />

Martyn is resigned to having<br />

a lousy Christmas: his mum’s<br />

gone, his best friend Alex is<br />

going out with an idiot, and<br />

he hates his dad. What he<br />

didn’t foresee is the nasty<br />

accident that leaves him<br />

with a real problem on his<br />

hands. Before he knows<br />

<br />

a rollercoaster of deceit,<br />

mystery and betrayal. Martyn<br />

loves detective stories, but<br />

he never meant to end up<br />

starring in one himself.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Of Mice and Men<br />

Without notes. Also available<br />

with notes (see order form for<br />

details).<br />

George and Lennie are<br />

migrant workers – one<br />

alert and protective and<br />

the other strong, stupid and<br />

potentially dangerous. This is<br />

the powerful story of their<br />

relationship and their dreams<br />

<br />

less lonely way of life. This<br />

version is without notes.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, Edexcel, OCR,<br />

WJEC<br />

Pride and Prejudice<br />

Heinemann edition<br />

Jane Austen’s wry view<br />

of the ‘civilised’ society of<br />

her time underpins a tale<br />

of misunderstandings and<br />

romance. This Heinemann<br />

edition includes an<br />

introduction, notes and<br />

activities to enhance<br />

students’ understanding of<br />

the novel.<br />

This title is unabridged<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, Edexcel, OCR,<br />

WJEC<br />

A Level Set Text: Edexcel, OCR<br />

Wuthering Heights<br />

Heinemann edition<br />

The tragic tale of Cathy<br />

and Heathcliff, set in the<br />

wild moors of the North<br />

of England. Includes an<br />

introduction, notes and<br />

activities to enhance<br />

students’ understanding of<br />

the novel.<br />

This title is unabridged<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA<br />

A Level Set Text: CCEA Edexcel,<br />

OCR<br />

The Woman in Black<br />

When Arthur Kipps, a young<br />

up-and-coming solicitor, was<br />

sent up north to attend the<br />

funeral of Mrs Alice Drablow<br />

nothing prepares him for the<br />

terrible event he was about<br />

to witness at Eel Marsh<br />

House.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA<br />

<br />

be stse<br />

sell<br />

ller<br />

er!<br />

Charles Dickens<br />

Thomas Hardy<br />

Harper Lee<br />

George Orwell<br />

J.B. Priestley<br />

Great Expectations<br />

Longman edition<br />

A chance encounter with<br />

an escaped convict and<br />

an unexpected summons<br />

from the mysterious Miss<br />

Havisham changes the life of<br />

the orphan Pip.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

The Withered Arm<br />

and Other Wessex<br />

Tales<br />

Hardy’s short stories are<br />

becoming increasingly<br />

popular and provide an<br />

excellent introduction to his<br />

work. The stories collected<br />

here contain the main<br />

elements of Hardy’s tragic<br />

vision of life. The Withered<br />

Arm, The Son’s Veto, Tony Kytes,<br />

The Arch-Deceiver Absentmindedness<br />

in a Parish Choir,<br />

The Melancholy Hussar of the<br />

German Legion.<br />

To Kill a<br />

Mockingbird<br />

Scout and her brother<br />

Jem interrupt their games<br />

to champion their lawyer<br />

father when, in a racist<br />

town in America, he battles<br />

to defend Tom Robinson<br />

who is black and accused of<br />

attempted rape.<br />

Not available in Canada.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, Edexcel, OCR,<br />

WJEC, CCEA<br />

Animal Farm<br />

Heinemann edition<br />

Led by the pigs Napoleon<br />

and Snowball, the animals<br />

drive out Farmer Jones from<br />

Manor Farm. They set up an<br />

Animals’ Republic in which all<br />

are to be free and equal. But<br />

the expected saviours turn<br />

out to be as greedy, vain and<br />

oppressive as the original<br />

tyrants.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

An Inspector<br />

Calls<br />

A caller shatters a family’s<br />

complacency by implicating<br />

each member in Eva Smith’s<br />

death.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, OCR, WJEC,<br />

CCEA<br />

ActiveTeach<br />

version also<br />

available<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, OCR<br />

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Literature Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

continued<br />

Dictionary<br />

for all your students’<br />

vocabulary support<br />

Arthur Miller<br />

The Crucible<br />

Arthur Miller’s classic study<br />

of the mass hysteria and<br />

persecution which led to the<br />

tragic 1692 Salem witchcraft<br />

trials.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Longman School<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Romeo and Juliet<br />

Shakespeare’s famous story<br />

of the “star-crossed” lovers.<br />

Teenagers Romeo Montague<br />

and Juliet Capulet fall deeply<br />

in love then discover that<br />

their families are bitter<br />

enemies. They marry in<br />

secret, despite the feud<br />

between their families and,<br />

even though they try to<br />

conceal their actions, their<br />

story ends in tragedy.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Longman School<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Macbeth<br />

When three witches predict<br />

that Macbeth, will one day<br />

become king of Scotland, he<br />

decides that he will murder<br />

the then ruler, King Duncan.<br />

Macbeth’s wife supports<br />

his plan and helps him by<br />

smearing Duncan’s blood on<br />

the daggers of the sleeping<br />

guards. Macbeth becomes<br />

king but more murders<br />

ensues and, while the ghost<br />

of Banquo begins to appear<br />

to Macbeth, his wife’s<br />

conscience tortures her until<br />

she commits suicide.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Heinemann International<br />

Students’ Dictionary<br />

With over 40,000<br />

headwords this dictionary<br />

gives students support and<br />

confidence in using English<br />

across the curriculum.<br />

Longman School<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Much Ado about<br />

Nothing<br />

Two young lovers, Claudio<br />

and Hero, are set to be<br />

married but resenting<br />

the celebrations, Don<br />

John seeks a way to spoil<br />

their happiness and plots<br />

to thwart the nuptials.<br />

Meanwhile, marriage seems<br />

inconceivable for reluctant<br />

lovers Beatrice and Benedick<br />

whose endless witty sparring<br />

threatens to keep them<br />

apart forever.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

<strong>New</strong> Longman<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Twelfth Night<br />

Orsino, Duke of Illyria, is in<br />

love with a neighbouring<br />

countess, Olivia, and Orsino<br />

sends his new page, who is<br />

in fact a shipwrecked woman<br />

disguised as a man, to woo<br />

her. The cross-dressing page,<br />

Viola, who is in mourning for<br />

her twin brother, is secretly<br />

in love with Orsino and<br />

havoc ensues as jealousy<br />

takes hold. The surprise<br />

arrival of Viola’s brother,<br />

Sebastian, results in further<br />

mistaken identity and a duel,<br />

<br />

Sebastian and Viola marries<br />

Orsino.<br />

Longman<br />

Literature<br />

Shakespeare<br />

Julius Caesar<br />

Julius Caesar is the ambitious<br />

Chief Senator of Rome.<br />

When he expresses his<br />

desire to overthrow the<br />

democracy and install himself<br />

as Emperor, the senators<br />

plot his assassination. A<br />

prophecy warns him to<br />

‘’beware the Ides of March’’<br />

and, despite the pleas of his<br />

wife, Calphurnia, not to go to<br />

the Senate on 15th March,<br />

he meets his demise at the<br />

hands of the senators, led by<br />

Brutus and Cassius.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

For more information on these<br />

and other dictionary titles, visit<br />

pearsonglobalschools.com.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

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Literature Ages 14-16+ UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Margaret Atwood<br />

E.R. Braithwaite<br />

Charlotte Brontë<br />

Charlotte Brontë<br />

Charles Dickens<br />

The Handmaid’s Tale<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

To Sir, With Love<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Jane Eyre<br />

Heinemann ed.<br />

Jane Eyre<br />

Longman ed.<br />

Great Expectations<br />

Longman ed.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Sir Arthur Conan<br />

Doyle<br />

Sherlock Holmes<br />

Stories<br />

F. Scott Fitzgerald<br />

The Great Gatsby<br />

Heinemann ed.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

F. Scott Fitzgerald<br />

The Great Gatsby<br />

Longman ed.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Michael Frayn<br />

Spies<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Thomas Hardy<br />

Far From the<br />

Madding Crowd<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Ernest<br />

Hemingway<br />

The Old Man and<br />

the Sea<br />

Susan Hill<br />

I’m the King of the<br />

Castle<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Barry Hines<br />

A Kestrel for a<br />

Knave<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Robin Jenkins<br />

The Cone-Gatherers<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Daniel Keyes<br />

Flowers for<br />

Algernon<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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Literature Ages 14-16+ UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Windmills</strong><br />

Bernard<br />

MacLaverty<br />

The Best of Bernard<br />

MacLaverty<br />

Bernard<br />

MacLaverty<br />

Cal<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Robert C.<br />

O’Brien<br />

Z for Zachariah<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

George Orwell<br />

Nineteen Eighty<br />

Four<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Erich Maria<br />

Remarque<br />

All Quiet on the<br />

Western Front<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Morton Rhue<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

The Wave<br />

Cannery Row<br />

East of Eden<br />

Grapes of Wrath<br />

The Moon is Down<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

A Level English and English Literature Set Texts<br />

AS<br />

A2<br />

AQA English Literature A<br />

Spies<br />

AQA English Literature B Death of a Salesman Selected Poems of Emily Dickenson<br />

CCEA English Literature<br />

The Tempest<br />

Wuthering Heights<br />

The Great Gatsby<br />

A Man for all Seasons<br />

King Lear<br />

Jane Eyre<br />

Edexcel English Literature<br />

Jane Eyre<br />

Pride and Prejudice<br />

Wuthering Heights<br />

The Great Gatsby<br />

Great Expectations<br />

Spies<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

The Pearl<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

John Steinbeck<br />

Tortilla Flat<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Edexcel English Language<br />

and Literature<br />

OCR English Literature<br />

OCR English Language<br />

and Literature<br />

Pride and Prejudice<br />

Wuthering Heights<br />

The Great Gatsby<br />

The Great Gatsby<br />

Othello<br />

The Glass Menagerie<br />

All My Sons<br />

Othello<br />

Twelfth Night<br />

The Crucible<br />

Hamlet<br />

WJEC English Literature<br />

King Lear<br />

Hamlet<br />

Measure for Measure<br />

The Tempest<br />

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Additional Plays Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

be stse<br />

sell<br />

ller<br />

er!<br />

Bertolt Brecht<br />

Brian Clark<br />

Oliver Goldsmith<br />

Arthur Miller<br />

J.B. Priestley<br />

The Caucasian Chalk<br />

Circle<br />

A parable play set in the<br />

Soviet Caucasus which<br />

explores the concepts of<br />

justice, social oppression<br />

and revolution through the<br />

medium of an ancient fairy<br />

tale.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Whose Life is it<br />

Anyway?<br />

Paralysed and dependent<br />

on a life-support machine,<br />

Ken Harrison challenges<br />

the traditional duty of the<br />

medical profession to keep<br />

him alive at all costs.<br />

Free online resource sheets available.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

She Stoops to<br />

Conquer<br />

Marlow mistakes Kate’s<br />

house for an inn and treats<br />

her father like an innkeeper.<br />

With her brother causing<br />

mischief, her father insulted<br />

and her mother plotting<br />

a marriage nobody wants,<br />

its no wonder Kate has to<br />

stoop to conquer.<br />

Death of a Salesman<br />

Willy Loman has been a<br />

salesman all his life, but at 60<br />

he is forced to take stock of<br />

his life and face its futility and<br />

failure. His predicament gives<br />

him heroic stature in this<br />

modern-day tragedy.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

A Level Set Text: AQA<br />

An Inspector<br />

Calls<br />

A caller shatters a family’s<br />

complacency by implicating<br />

each member in Eva Smith’s<br />

death.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

GCSE Set Text: AQA, OCR, WJEC,<br />

CCEA<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Willy Russell<br />

Educating Rita<br />

Hairdresser Rita feels that<br />

life is passing her by. She<br />

wants an education, but<br />

does Frank have anything to<br />

teach her? Willy Russell’s play<br />

gives a hilarious – and often<br />

moving – account of a young<br />

woman’s determination to<br />

change her life.<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

Christopher<br />

Sergel<br />

The Play of To Kill a<br />

Mockingbird<br />

Adapted from the novel by<br />

Harper Lee<br />

This famous story of racial<br />

tension makes a gripping<br />

drama in its own right,<br />

and a moving and exciting<br />

story for classroom reading<br />

or school production. It<br />

includes notes and activities<br />

to help understanding and<br />

enjoyment of the play.<br />

Peter Shaffer<br />

Equus<br />

Teenager Alan, fought over<br />

by a religious mother and an<br />

<br />

in horses, until he is driven<br />

to blind them with a spike.<br />

Why? While treating the boy,<br />

a psychiatrist discovers his<br />

own life is paradoxically in<br />

the witness box.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Oscar Wilde<br />

The Importance of<br />

Being Earnest<br />

When Cecily falls in love<br />

with Algernon, who is<br />

pretending to be his friend<br />

Jack’s wicked friend Ernest<br />

(recently deceased), there<br />

are bound to be problems –<br />

not least from the dreaded<br />

Aunt Augusta.<br />

Available in Paperback<br />

Available in Hardback<br />

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Shakespeare Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Longman School Shakespeare<br />

for GCSE<br />

GCSE success in Shakespeare<br />

Fully updated to meet the needs of the latest GCSE specifications.<br />

Exclusive awarding-body specific support to help students realise their full potential.<br />

The most accessible texts with supportive notes, activities and advice to engage students.<br />

Remains the best value for money available.<br />

ACT 1 SCENE 1<br />

ACT 1 SCENE 1<br />

In this scene ...<br />

A street fight breaks out between the Capulets and the Montagues.<br />

The Prince stops the riot and threatens the death penalty for anyone caught<br />

fighting in Verona’s streets again.<br />

Romeo’s parents ask Benvolio why Romeo has been behaving strangely.<br />

Romeo tells Benvolio that he is in love with a girl who refuses to be won<br />

over.<br />

Two Capulet servants, Sampson<br />

and Gregory, brag about<br />

their part in the feud with the<br />

Montagues.<br />

Themes and issues<br />

What are Sampson and<br />

Gregory boasting about<br />

(lines 1 to 27)? What does<br />

this reveal about the way<br />

they view their sense of<br />

family honour?<br />

Performance and staging<br />

Lines 1 to 4 contain<br />

wordplay: to ‘carry coals’<br />

is to be humiliated,<br />

‘colliers’ (coal-miners)<br />

were considered dirty<br />

and dishonest, ‘choler’<br />

(pronounced ‘collar’)<br />

means anger, and a ‘collar’<br />

was also a hangman’s<br />

noose. Why might some<br />

directors cut these jokes in<br />

a performance? Why might<br />

others decide to keep them?<br />

s.d. bucklers: small shields<br />

1 carry coals: i.e. do work that is below<br />

us<br />

2 colliers: coal-miners<br />

3 choler: anger<br />

draw: i.e. draw our swords<br />

4 draw … collar: i.e. avoid hanging<br />

5 moved: made angry<br />

8 stand: i.e. fight<br />

11 take the wall: walk where the road is<br />

cleanest, i.e. show my superiority<br />

12–13 goes to the wall: is defeated by the<br />

strong<br />

14–15 weaker vessels: ‘the weaker sex’<br />

19 ’Tis all one: It makes no difference<br />

23 maidenheads: virginities<br />

25 They must … it: The ones who sense it<br />

are the ones who feel it (i.e. the maids)<br />

Questions on every page help<br />

focus students’ learning on the<br />

GCSE assessment criteria.<br />

A street in Verona.<br />

Enter SAMPSON and GREGORY (servants of the house of Capulet),<br />

armed with swords and bucklers.<br />

SAMPSON S<br />

Gregory, on my word, we’ll not carry coals.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

No, for then we should be colliers.<br />

SAMPSON<br />

I mean, an we be in choler, we’ll draw.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

Ay, while you live, draw your neck out of collar.<br />

SAMPSON<br />

I strike quickly, being moved.<br />

5<br />

GREGORY G<br />

But thou art not quickly moved to strike.<br />

SAMPSON<br />

A dog of the house of Montague moves me.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

To move is to stir, and to be valiant is to stand: therefore,<br />

if thou art moved thou runn’st away.<br />

SAMPSON<br />

A dog of that house shall move me to stand. I will 10<br />

take the wall of any man or maid of Montague’s.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

That shows thee a weak slave, for the weakest goes to<br />

the wall.<br />

SAMPSON<br />

’Tis true, and therefore women, being the weaker<br />

vessels, are ever thrust to the wall: therefore I will 15<br />

push Montague’s men from the wall, and thrust his<br />

maids to the wall.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

The quarrel is between our masters, and us their men.<br />

SAMPSON<br />

’Tis all one. I will show myself a tyrant. When I<br />

have fought with the men, I will be civil with the 20<br />

maids: I will cut off their heads.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

The heads of the maids?<br />

SAMPSON Ay, the heads of the maids, or their maidenheads –<br />

take it in what sense thou wilt.<br />

GREGORY G<br />

They must take it in sense that feel it.<br />

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13<br />

Sample page from Longman Romeo and Juliet<br />

What’s online?<br />

Heinemann Shakespeare<br />

Updated editions in this trusted Shakespeare series<br />

Thoroughly updated to meet the needs of the Key Stage 3 and GCSE classrooms.<br />

Enhanced accessibility for all students with clear navigation through the texts, spacious page<br />

design and new activities.<br />

Brand-new support and activities to match<br />

the new GCSE English 2010 curriculum.<br />

Durable hardback editions for longevity.<br />

What’s online?<br />

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Shakespeare Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Heinemann Advanced Shakespeare<br />

AGES 16-18<br />

Offers accessible, yet thorough, notes and activities ideal for AS and A2 students. Set with plenty<br />

of white space on the page to allow room for student annotation, these editions include detailed<br />

sections on social and historical context, character, language,<br />

drama structure and theme.<br />

What’s online?<br />

The Player’s Shakespeare<br />

AGES 16-18<br />

With its thorough notes and in-depth analysis, The Players’ Shakespeare series provides ideal<br />

support for more academic students. An extensive introduction provides detailed information<br />

on the historical context, major themes, characterisation language, form and structure. Securely<br />

bound in a hard cover, each title is also superb value<br />

for money.<br />

What’s online?<br />

<strong>New</strong> Longman Shakespeare<br />

AGES 14-18<br />

The <strong>New</strong> Longman Shakespeare series is ideal for AS and A2 students, helping them get a<br />

deeper understanding of Shakespeare’s plays and their language through in-depth textual notes,<br />

activities and study skills. Supportive exam-style questions and coursework suggestions at the<br />

end of each act support students throughout their<br />

study of Shakespeare.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Longman Literature Shakespeare<br />

AGES 14-18<br />

This series includes an informative, detailed and<br />

practical introduction to Shakespeare’s life, time and<br />

language. Each play is supported with useful notes and<br />

activities for before, during and after study.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Shakespeare Set Texts<br />

GCSE (14-16):<br />

Julius Caesar - AQA, OCR<br />

Othello - WJEC<br />

Macbeth - AQA, CCEA, Edexcel, OCR<br />

Much Ado About Nothing - AQA<br />

Romeo and Juliet - AQA, CCEA, Edexcel, OCR<br />

The Merchant of Venice - CCEA, Edexcel, OCR<br />

Twelfth Night - AQA<br />

A Level (16-18):<br />

Hamlet - OCR, WJEC<br />

King Lear - CCEA, WJEC<br />

Measure for Measure - AQA, WJEC<br />

Othello - Edexcel, OCR<br />

The Tempest - CCEA, WJEC<br />

Twelfth Night - OCR<br />

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IGCSE Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel International GCSE English<br />

Edexcel’s own resources for the Edexcel<br />

<br />

<br />

Includes a wide variety of source material for different audiences and purposes for the new<br />

Specification A and more focus on grammar and spelling with lively and relevant source<br />

material for the new Specification B.<br />

Also supports the Certificate in English Language.<br />

Written by an experienced team of teachers and examiners.<br />

Revision Guide for English A<br />

new for 2013<br />

<br />

Literature Student Book<br />

Contains a free ActiveBook CD with lots of useful digital assets to support students and help<br />

prepare them for the examinations.<br />

Provides help and guidance on the 16 poems in the Anthology.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Edexcel International GCSE English as a Second<br />

Language (ESL)<br />

Written by experienced ESL teachers and examiners.<br />

The Student Book includes a free ActiveBook CD with student-focused audio and<br />

worksheets.<br />

Covers reading, writing, listening and speaking, thoroughly preparing students for their<br />

examinations.<br />

Cambridge IGCSE ® : English First<br />

Language<br />

Complete coverage of the latest Cambridge<br />

International Examinations IGCSE ® syllabus<br />

Written by an experienced teacher of English in international schools, this book offers complete<br />

coverage of the latest syllabus ensuring students have everything they need for the qualification.<br />

What’s online?<br />

The free Exam Cafe Student revision CD-ROM provides revision tips, interactive exercises<br />

and exam practice to prepare students for the examination.<br />

Supports and extends theoretical knowledge and understanding, as the practical skills needed<br />

to do coursework are developed.<br />

Contains a wealth of up-to-date and relevant case study material.<br />

A Teacher CD-ROM provides additional support for delivering the syllabus.<br />

Please note that the Teacher’s CD is not endorsed by University of Cambridge International Examinations.<br />

IGCSE ® is the registered trademark of University of Cambridge<br />

International Examinations<br />

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IGCSE Set Texts Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel International GCSE English<br />

Literature set texts<br />

Section A: Drama<br />

Students must answer one question on one of the<br />

seven texts listed below:<br />

Arthur Miller: A View from the Bridge<br />

J B Priestley: An Inspector Calls<br />

Oscar Wilde: The Importance of Being Earnest<br />

Thornton Wilder: Our Town<br />

William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet, Henry V<br />

or Much Ado About Nothing<br />

Section B: Prose<br />

Students must answer one question on one of the six<br />

texts listed below:<br />

Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice<br />

Harper Lee: To Kill a Mockingbird<br />

John Steinbeck: Of Mice and Men<br />

Mildred Taylor: Roll of Thunder, Hear my Cry<br />

R K Narayan: The English Teacher<br />

Nineteenth Century Short Stories (edited by Mike<br />

Hamlin, Christine Hall and Jan Browne,<br />

Heinemann <strong>New</strong> Windmill).<br />

Cambridge IGCSE ® English<br />

Literature set texts<br />

Section A: Drama<br />

Candidates must answer on one set text from this<br />

section:<br />

Arthur Miller: Death of a Salesman<br />

William Shakespeare: Julius Caesar*<br />

William Shakespeare: The Tempest**<br />

Oscar Wilde: The Importance of Being Ernest**<br />

Section C: Prose<br />

Candidates must answer on one set text from this<br />

section:<br />

Emily Brontë Wuthering Heights<br />

Kiran Desai: Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard<br />

Anita Desai:: Fasting, Feasting**<br />

F Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby<br />

Tsitsi Dangarembga: Nervous Conditions**<br />

Stories of Ourselves<br />

* text examined also in June and November 2014<br />

** text examined also in June and November 2014 and June and<br />

November 2015<br />

Apart from Nineteenth Century Short Stories,<br />

any edition of the above texts may be used.<br />

The nation’s favourite literature<br />

study guides<br />

GCSE<br />

Help your English literature GCSE and<br />

A Level students reach their potential<br />

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Revised and updated by examiners and<br />

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<strong>New</strong> Series - York Notes for AS&A2<br />

new digital editions<br />

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GCSE Preparation Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Get Ready for Edexcel GCSE English<br />

Getting your 14 year-old students<br />

ready for GCSE success!<br />

What’s online?<br />

Get Ready for Edexcel GCSE English is the result of extensive research. Designed specifically to<br />

help 14 year-old students develop the core skills they need to start GCSE English, the resources<br />

use content appropriate for 11-14 year-olds and activities to develop GCSE skills.<br />

Helps to build and develop the core skills students will need for success at GCSE.<br />

Engages students with texts, themes and activities known to work with this age group.<br />

Motivates students by making clear links between what they are learning and why this will<br />

benefit them when they start GCSE.<br />

Provides comprehensive teacher support, allowing you to align your schemes of work quickly<br />

and easily.<br />

Enhances your lessons with ActiveTeach, which includes the Student Book on-screen and<br />

exclusive BBC video footage.<br />

Encourages students to start thinking about how to improve responses with ResultsPlus.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student Book<br />

Teacher Guide<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

Head Start AQA GCSE English<br />

Getting your 14-year-old students ready for<br />

GCSE success!<br />

What’s online?<br />

Head Start AQA GCSE English are designed specifically to help 14 year-old students develop<br />

the core skills they need to start GCSE English.<br />

Helps to build and develop the core skills students will need for success at GCSE.<br />

Engages students with texts, themes and activities known to work with this age group.<br />

Motivates students by making clear links between what they are learning and why this will<br />

benefit them when they start GCSE.<br />

Provides comprehensive teacher support, allowing you to align your schemes of work quickly<br />

and easily.<br />

Enhances your lessons with ActiveTeach, which includes the Student Book on-screen and<br />

exclusive BBC video footage.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student Book<br />

Teacher Guide<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

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GCSE Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel GCSE English<br />

More ways to succeed<br />

Fully integrated with the new specifications, this comprehensive suite of resources is written<br />

by an expert author team of senior examiners and practising teachers, including consultant Geoff<br />

Barton.<br />

These resources:<br />

Support the needs of each student, with levelled Student Books providing targeted advice,<br />

activities and sample answers for each level.<br />

Save you valuable time, with step-by-step visual lesson plans, incorporating specific EAL advice,<br />

plus sections on preparing students for the Controlled Assessment tasks.<br />

Use approaches that are tried and tested by pilot centres and contain real examples of<br />

student work.<br />

Ensure enhanced learning and motivated students with ActiveTeach including digital versions of<br />

the student book and exclusive BBC footage.<br />

ActiveLearn is a unique online homework and revision resource that<br />

provides a motivating and supportive environment where your students<br />

can improve their learning independently.<br />

Tailored to the new Edexcel GCSE English and English Language<br />

specifications, this innovative and easy-to-use resource activates<br />

students’ learning and encourages them to learn by doing.<br />

See www.pearsonactivelearn.com for full details.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

What’s online?<br />

Access<br />

For students working from G to<br />

D and helping them move up to<br />

a C grade.<br />

Student Books Teacher Guides ActiveTeach<br />

with BBC video*<br />

Plus<br />

ActiveTeach<br />

3 in 1<br />

* All three ActiveTeach CD-ROMs are also<br />

available in a single, discounted pack.<br />

Core<br />

For students working towards a C<br />

grade and helping the move up to<br />

a B grade.<br />

Extend<br />

For students working towards an<br />

A or an A* grade.<br />

Poetry Anthology Student Book<br />

For students preparing for the poetry requirements of the specifications.<br />

Revision Resources Workbooks Teacher Toolkit<br />

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GCSE Preparation Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

AQA GCSE English<br />

Showing students the way to better grades<br />

Our print and digital resources for AQA GCSE English 2010 provide authoritative, gradefocused<br />

support to help every student to get the best results.<br />

Support the precise needs of each student with grade-banded Student Books that are<br />

approved by AQA and provide specific advice, activities and sample answers to help them to<br />

get the best grades.<br />

Save valuable time with our AQA approved Teacher Guides, providing step-by-step full-colour<br />

visual lesson plans incorporating specific EAL advice.<br />

Ensure enhanced learning and an engaged class with ActiveTeach, a digital version of the<br />

Student Book with exclusive BBC footage.<br />

Extensive support, guidance and tips for Controlled Assessment to make sure you and your<br />

students are all set for this new area.<br />

ActiveLearn is a unique online homework and revision resource that<br />

provides a motivating and supportive environment where your students<br />

can improve their learning independently.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Tailored to the new AQA GCSE English and English Language<br />

specifications, this innovative and easy-to-use resource activates<br />

students’ learning and encourages them to learn by doing.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

See www.pearsonactivelearn.com for full details.<br />

Student Books Teacher Guides ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

Achieve an A*<br />

GCSE Englidh and Engiish Language<br />

Achieve an A*<br />

Achieve an A*<br />

Achieve a C<br />

Achieve a C<br />

Achieve a C<br />

Basic Skills<br />

Basic Skills<br />

Basic Skills<br />

3-in-1<br />

Revision<br />

Higher<br />

Workbook<br />

Teacher Toolkit<br />

Foundation<br />

Workbook<br />

Working with the Anthology<br />

Achieve an A*<br />

Achieve an A*<br />

Achieve a C<br />

Achieve a C<br />

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A Level Ages 16-18 UK Years 12-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

Edexcel GCE English<br />

Edexcel’s own resources for their 2008<br />

<br />

A full range of print and digital resources providing unit-by-unit support for the 2008 GCE<br />

specifications for English Language, English Literature and English Language and Literature.<br />

Written by expert author teams including senior examiners, well-known subject specialists<br />

and respected authors.<br />

Caters for a broad ability range by carefully supporting student progression from transition<br />

from GCSE through to the stretch and challenge of A2.<br />

Focused sections offer expert guidance and support for assessment.<br />

Edexcel English Literature<br />

A student-centered approach generates enthusiasm by building on students’ own experience.<br />

The Teaching and Assessment CD-ROM provides guidance on how to approach the different<br />

sections of the exam.<br />

Edexcel English Language and Literature<br />

An active student-centered approach to the integrated study of language and literature, engaging<br />

the full ability range with its investigative approach to texts.<br />

Edexcel GCE English Language<br />

A practical approach that provides students with an essential ‘toolkit’ for language exploration<br />

helping to refresh the study of language. The Teaching and Assessment CD-ROM includes detailed<br />

commentaries providing key questions to support you in delivering the course.<br />

Student Books and Teaching and Assessment CD-ROMs (with Site Licence) are available for both AS<br />

and A2 level in each subject.<br />

Student Books<br />

Clearly presented and easy to follow unit-by-unit coverage of the specification supports both<br />

examined and coursework units.<br />

Exemplar material with examiner comments provides clarity about what students need to<br />

achieve and how they can improve.<br />

Teaching and Assessment CD-ROMs (with Site Licence)<br />

Time-saving unit-by-unit support with planning and delivering your course, including advice on<br />

differentiation.<br />

Teacher’s notes and handouts provided in PDF and Word format so you can customize every<br />

aspect of the material to meet the individual needs of your students.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

What’s online?<br />

Literature<br />

AS Student Book<br />

AS Student Book<br />

A2 Teaching and Assessment<br />

CD-ROM<br />

A2 Teaching and Assessment<br />

CD-ROM<br />

Language and Literature<br />

AS Student Book<br />

AS Student Book<br />

A2 Teaching and Assessment<br />

CD-ROM<br />

A2 Teaching and Assessment<br />

CD-ROM<br />

Language<br />

AS Student Book<br />

AS Student Book<br />

A2 Teaching and Assessment<br />

CD-ROM<br />

A2 Teaching and Assessment<br />

CD-ROM<br />

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IB Ages 16-18 UK Years 12-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

English A: Literature for the<br />

IB Diploma<br />

Student textbook and online resources<br />

for the 2011 curriculum<br />

An exciting textbook for students and teachers of the International Baccalaureate Diploma,<br />

written and developed by an IB examiner and practising IB English teacher with over 20 years’<br />

experience.<br />

What’s online?<br />

coming soon<br />

English B resources<br />

coming soon<br />

Provides comprehensive coverage of all the latest requirements for the new curriculum.<br />

Addresses each of the four parts of the curriculum and contains extensive modelling activities<br />

for students.<br />

Gives clear links to Theory of Knowledge throughout.<br />

Enables exam-style assessment opportunities using questions from past papers.<br />

Supports each of the assessments and provides guidance on the Extended Essay.<br />

Integrated with online learning resources at www.pearsonbacconline.com to support and<br />

extend study.<br />

Contents<br />

Chapter 1 Introduction to the Course<br />

Chapter 2 Introduction to the Literary Genres<br />

Chapter 3 Part 1: Intercultural Investigations (World Literature)<br />

Chapter 4 Part 2: Critical Awareness<br />

Chapter 5 Part 3: Literary Genres: Historical Connections<br />

Chapter 6 Part 4: Options<br />

Chapter 7 The Assessments<br />

Chapter 8 Teacher Support<br />

Chapter 9 Theory of Knowledge<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate eBooks<br />

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Find out more about the eBooks available now at www.pearsonbaccalaureate.com/eBooks<br />

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Languages Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Studio<br />

French your pupils will want to learn!<br />

now available!<br />

What’s online?<br />

Studio 11-14 French is packed with content your pupils will enjoy learning. Plus, it moves at the<br />

right pace for your pupils – whether or not they have prior French knowledge - and opens the<br />

window to the French-speaking world.<br />

Deliver the content your pupils will enjoy learning<br />

With a fresh approach to traditional topics that brings them right up to date, Studio is packed<br />

with content that will help your pupils enjoy learning French!<br />

Open the window to the French-speaking world<br />

Captivate the whole class with modern videos packed with cultural content, integrated<br />

throughout the course.<br />

Boost engagement with ActiveTeach<br />

On-screen Pupil Books with innovative interactive content at your fingertips help you deliver<br />

great whole-class teaching and motivate your pupils.<br />

Move at the right pace for your pupils<br />

Skip the French basics or use Accès Studio to start from scratch.<br />

Encourage your pupils to keep going with French<br />

A wide variety of activities delivered with a fresh, flexible approach to get them excited about<br />

learning French so they want to progress.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Year 7<br />

x2 Pupil Books<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x1 Teacher’s Guide<br />

x1 Assessment Pack<br />

Year 8<br />

x2 Pupil Books<br />

x2 ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides<br />

x2 Assessment Packs<br />

Year 9<br />

x2 Pupil Books<br />

x2 ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides<br />

x2 Assessment Packs<br />

Expo<br />

Tried, tested and gets results!<br />

What’s online?<br />

Easy planning – Teacher’s Guides and Resource and Assessment Files provide customisable<br />

worksheets<br />

Word documents on CD-ROMs to save you time!<br />

Designed to support progression - Clear grammatical progression and development of<br />

language skills in the context of lively and appealing content.<br />

Student friendly - Short, two-page units are motivating and accessible for the pupils.<br />

Differentiated resources for the full ability range - Higher and Foundation books help every<br />

student achieve their goal.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Year 7<br />

x2 Pupil Books<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x1 Teacher’s Guide<br />

x1 Resource & Assessment File<br />

x1 Flashcards<br />

x1 Audio CD<br />

Year 8<br />

x2 Pupil Books<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides<br />

x2 Resource & Assessment Files<br />

x1 Flashcards<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

x1 Transparencies<br />

Year 9<br />

x2 Pupil Books<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides<br />

x2 Resource & Assessment Files<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

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Languages Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

¡Mira! And ¡Mira! Express<br />

Helping all your students to<br />

enjoy Spanish<br />

¡Mira! is perfect for students aged 11–12 starting to learn Spanish across three years. ¡Mira!<br />

Express is ideal for teaching Spanish as a second language across two years from ages 12 and<br />

above.<br />

Combines a fresh, colourful and fun approach with a clear progression, which really helps<br />

students enjoy learning Spanish!<br />

Improves grammar and language skills in Grade Studio sections and interactive Exam Café<br />

feature.<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM - The on-screen Student Books help you deliver lessons and motivate<br />

students with interactive activities, video and all the audio included.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Components at a glance<br />

¡Mira!<br />

x4 Pupil’s Books<br />

x6 Workbooks<br />

x3 ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

x4 Teachers’ Guides<br />

x3 Resource and Assessment Packs<br />

x4 Audio CDs<br />

x1 Flashcards<br />

¡Mira! Express<br />

x2 Pupil’s Books<br />

x4 Workbooks<br />

x2 ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

x2 Teachers’ Guides<br />

x1 Resource and Assessment Pack<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

x1 Flashcards<br />

Echo and Echo Express<br />

The hugely popular German course<br />

you can trust<br />

What’s online?<br />

Echo is ideal for starters aged 11–12 starting to learn German across three years. Echo Express<br />

is perfect for teaching German as a second language across two years from ages 12 and above.<br />

A choice of two or three book structure along with exactly the right amount of differentiated<br />

material, supports all Year 7 and 8 starters.<br />

Differentiated materials and inspiring topics motivate pupils to continue with German at Key<br />

Stage 4.<br />

ActiveTeach - the ultimate front-of-class teaching tool - helps you to engage pupils while cutting<br />

down on your preparation time!<br />

As well as ActiveTeach, customisable schemes of work, starters, plenaries and step-by-step<br />

teacher’s notes save you time!<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Echo<br />

x4 Pupil’s Books<br />

x2 Echo Electro Pupils Activity Packages<br />

x6 Workbook Packs<br />

x2 ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

x4 Teachers’ Guides<br />

x1 Echo Electro Teacher Presentation Package<br />

x4 Resource and Assessment Files<br />

x4 Audio CDs<br />

Echo Express<br />

x2 Pupil’s Books<br />

x4 Workbooks<br />

x2 ActiveTeach CD-ROMs<br />

x2 Teachers’ Guides<br />

x2 Resource and Assessment Files<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

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Languages Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel GCSE French<br />

Edexcel’s course for the<br />

<br />

What’s online?<br />

Based on the popular Expo 4 for Edexcel, Edexcel GCSE French resources deliver support for<br />

the GCSE specification with a strong focus on assessment and preparation from day one.<br />

Controlled assessment and practice integrated throughout the course so that every student<br />

has the chance to shine.<br />

Fully differentiated resources for higher and foundation levels that engage students at just the<br />

right pace and level, and support your C/D borderline students.<br />

Graded examples and tips show students how to aim for their target grades through<br />

perfecting key grammar and language skills.<br />

Interactive ActiveTeach technology that lets you zoom-in on key activities front-of-class and<br />

access support resources from an on-screen student book.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guide<br />

x1 Assessment CD<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

x2 Revision Guides<br />

AQA GCSE French<br />

Helping every student improve<br />

their learning<br />

What’s online?<br />

Comprehensive preparation for controlled assessments - modelled AQA-style answers in<br />

controlled assessment sections show students what they need to do.<br />

Advice on how to improve learning - improve grammar and language skills in Grade Studio<br />

sections and interactive Exam Café feature.<br />

Differentiated resources for the full ability range - higher and Foundation books help every<br />

student achieve their goal, and support your C/D borderline students.<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM - the on-screen Student Books help you deliver lessons and motivate<br />

students with interactive activities, video and all the audio included.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guide<br />

x1 Assessment CD<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

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Languages Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel International<br />

GCSE Arabic 1st Language<br />

Edexcel’s own resource for the new International<br />

<br />

now available!<br />

What’s online?<br />

Edexcel International GCSE Arabic First Language Student Book has been written by a<br />

highly experienced teacher trainer and examiner and provides complete coverage of the latest<br />

specification, so you can be sure you and your students have all the material you need. Its<br />

attractive, full-colour design and engaging features makes it accessible for every student.<br />

Extensive support for the required grammar points.<br />

Guidance on different writing styles such as letter writing, speech, reports, articles, narrative<br />

and more.<br />

Assistance for students with reading comprehension through a variety of different reading<br />

passages.<br />

Academic and technical support for exam questions.<br />

Exam-focused exercises and activities throughout.<br />

www.pearson<br />

nglobalschools.com<br />

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Languages Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel GCSE Spanish<br />

Edexcel’s course for the<br />

<br />

What’s online?<br />

Edexcel GCSE Spanish offers total support for the new specification with motivating resources<br />

and a strong focus on assessment and preparation from day one.<br />

Controlled assessment and practice integrated throughout the course.<br />

Fully differentiated resources for higher and foundation levels that engage students at just the<br />

right pace and level, and support your C/D borderline students.<br />

Graded examples and tips show students how to aim for the target grades through perfecting<br />

key grammar and language skills.<br />

Interactive ActiveTeach technology that lets you zoom-in on key activities front-of-class and<br />

access support resources from an on-screen student book.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides with CD-ROM<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

x1 Assessment Pack with Audio CD & CD-ROM<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x2 Revision Guides<br />

Mira: AQA GCSE Spanish<br />

Helping every student improve<br />

their learning<br />

What’s online?<br />

Comprehensive preparation for AQA Spanish controlled assessments - modelled AQA-style<br />

answers in controlled assessment sections show students to improve their learning<br />

Advice on how to improve learning - improve Spanish grammar and language skills in Grade<br />

Studio sections and interactive Exam Café feature.<br />

Differentiated resources for the full ability range - ¡Mira!: AQA GCSE is the only new AQA<br />

Spanish course to have differentiated resources to engage students at just the right pace and<br />

level, supporting your C/D borderline students.<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM - the on-screen AQA GCSE Spanish Student Books help you deliver<br />

lessons and motivate students with interactive activities, video and all the audio included.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guide<br />

x1 Assessment CD<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

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Languages Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel GCSE German<br />

Edexcel’s course for the<br />

<br />

What’s online?<br />

Edexcel GCSE German offers total support for the new specification with motivating resources<br />

and a strong focus on assessment and preparation from day one.<br />

Controlled assessment and practice integrated throughout the course so that every student<br />

shines on the day.<br />

Fully differentiated resources for higher and foundation levels that engage students at just the<br />

right pace and level, and support your C/D borderline students.<br />

Graded examples and tips show students how to aim for the best possible grades through<br />

perfecting key grammar and language skills.<br />

Interactive ActiveTeach technology that lets you zoom-in on key activities front-of-class and<br />

access support resources from an on-screen student book.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guides with CD-ROM<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

x1 Assessment Pack with Audio CD & CD-ROM<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x2 Revision Guides<br />

Echo: AQA GCSE German<br />

Helping every student improve<br />

their learning<br />

What’s online?<br />

Comprehensive preparation for controlled assessments - modelled AQA-style answers<br />

in controlled assessment sections show students how to improve their learning and<br />

understanding.<br />

Advice on how to improve learning - improve grammar and language skills in Grade Studio<br />

sections and interactive Exam Café feature.<br />

Differentiated resources for the full ability range - higher and Foundation books help every<br />

students improve their learning, and support your C/D borderline students.<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM - the on-screen Student Books help you deliver lessons and motivate<br />

students with interactive activities, video and all the audio included.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guide<br />

x1 Assessment CD<br />

x2 Workbooks<br />

x2 Audio CDs<br />

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Languages Ages 14-18 UK Years 10-13 US Grades 9-12<br />

A<br />

realidades.com<br />

Digital Edition<br />

3<br />

realidades.com<br />

Digital Edition<br />

Realidades ©2014<br />

new!<br />

Making Spanish real for today’s students<br />

Realidades ©2014 is a Standards-based middle school and high school Spanish program that<br />

combines language proficiency and cultural understanding. Built upon the principles of backward<br />

design, Realidades aligns assessment with instruction. This enables the varied activities in each<br />

chapter to seamlessly guide students to success on the end-of-chapter tests and performance<br />

assessments.<br />

Meets the needs of diverse learners by offering different types and levels of presentation,<br />

practice, and assessments.<br />

Gives students powerful and personalized online learning support through realidades.com that<br />

includes an eText with integrated audio and video, flashcards, activities with instant feedback,<br />

extra practice opportunities, and RealTalk! to record speaking.<br />

Saves teachers valuable time uses the many assets both in print and on realidades.com.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

new digital tools!<br />

What’s online?<br />

Realidades Digital Edition,<br />

featuring realidades.com,<br />

combines the highly effective<br />

sequence of instruction<br />

with 21st century digital<br />

tools that include interactive<br />

whiteboard activities,<br />

speaking tasks modeled on<br />

video and recorded online,<br />

Quick Check self-tests for<br />

vocabulary and grammar,<br />

quizzes with built-in<br />

remediation, and much<br />

more!<br />

Level A Level B Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4<br />

Student Edition (print) with 6-year realidades.com <br />

eText with 1-year or 6-year realidades.com <br />

eText DVD-ROM <br />

<strong>Pearson</strong> Standalone eText 1-year or 6-year license <br />

Teacher's Edition <br />

Leveled Vocabulary and Grammar Workbook <br />

Communication Workbook with Test Preparation <br />

Realidades para hispanohablantes Workbook <br />

Lectura <br />

Teacher's Resource Package <br />

Teacher’s Resource Book <br />

Pre-AP Resource Book<br />

<br />

TPR Storytelling <br />

Assessment Program <br />

Alternate Assessment Program <br />

Grammar Study Guide, Levels 1-2 (packet of 35) <br />

Realidades para hispanohablantes Teacher’s Resource<br />

Package<br />

<br />

Placement Test Realidades para hispanohablantes<br />

<br />

Realidades para hispanohablantes Answer Key <br />

Assessment Program Realidades para hispanohablantes <br />

Interactive Teacher’s Edition with Resource Library<br />

DVD-ROM<br />

<br />

Presentation Express Premium A/B-1 CD-ROM <br />

Exam View Computer Test Bank CD-ROM <br />

Audio Program on DVD <br />

Videocultura Levels 1-2 DVD<br />

<br />

Video Program DVD <br />

¡Pura vida! DVD<br />

<br />

Videomodelos DVD<br />

<br />

Activities and Tools for Interactive <br />

Whiteboards DVD<br />

Spanish: Got it! Online Review and Reteaching for<br />

Vocabulary and Grammar 1-year license<br />

<br />

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Languages Ages 14-18 UK Years 10-13 US Grades 9-12<br />

Allons au-delà!<br />

LA LANGUE ET LES CULTURES DU MONDE FRANCOPHONE<br />

Richard Ladd<br />

What’s online?<br />

Allons au-delà ©2012<br />

Especially written for the new AP ®<br />

new!<br />

French Language and Culture Examination<br />

Allons au delà! is a brand new literature anthology designed to prepare students for the new<br />

AP ® French Examination. This highly anticipated program provides thorough coverage of the<br />

Themes, Recommended Contexts, Essential Questions and Learning Objectives as outlined in<br />

the College Board Curriculum Framework.<br />

The only literature anthology available in the market written especially for the new AP French<br />

Language and Culture Examination including Themes, Essential Questions, Recommended<br />

Contexts, and Learning Objectives.<br />

Includes a wide variety of authentic literature selections representing both narrative and<br />

informational texts.<br />

Provides extensive activities that build towards the Learning Objectives of the AP French<br />

Language and Culture Examination.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student Edition with 7 year license to Digital Course<br />

Digital Course 7 year license (includes eText)<br />

Digital Course 1 year license (includes eText)<br />

AP FRENCH<br />

Preparing for the Language and Culture Examination<br />

Richard Ladd<br />

Includes access to the<br />

AP * French Digital Course:<br />

<br />

<br />

Real Talk!<br />

What’s online?<br />

AP French ©2012<br />

Preparing for the new AP ® French<br />

Language and Culture Examination<br />

now available!<br />

This all-new edition of our highly praised test prep book provides extensive test preparation<br />

and practice in the same formats as will appear on the new AP* French Language and Culture<br />

examination.<br />

With this new edition, you can choose between a consumable Student Edition with online<br />

support or go all digital! The new Digital Course powered by SuccessNet ® Plus is available with<br />

both the print Student Edition and with the all digital version.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

AP* French Student Edition with 1 year license to Digital Course<br />

AP* French Student Edition with 3 year license to Digital Course<br />

AP* French Digital Course with 1 year license (Includes eText)<br />

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Languages Ages 16-18 UK Years 10-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

Edexcel A Level French<br />

Edexcel’s own resources for the<br />

<br />

What’s online?<br />

Edexcel A Level French has been written by highly regarded authors and examiners. It provides<br />

students with motivating and supportive resources to help them develop the language skills and<br />

understanding they need for success.<br />

Extensive exam preparation to support your students<br />

Helps students take control of their own learning and really motivates them with the<br />

sophisticated Student Books with interactive listening CD-ROMs.<br />

Guides your students from GCSE to A Level with the Transition Module that revises GCSE<br />

grammar and vocabulary.<br />

Supports your students’ exam preparation with Edexcel-style activities, exam practice and<br />

exam tips integrated throughout the course.<br />

Makes planning straightforward with the customisable Schemes of Work, ready-made<br />

vocabulary tests and audio transcripts.<br />

With inspiring and contemporary content.<br />

FREE twice yearly topical updates – to make sure subject matter is really up-to-date!<br />

Relevant to young people’s interests – students will be able to relate to their counterparts in<br />

the French-speaking world.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guide with CD-ROM<br />

x1 Assessment Pack<br />

x1 Grammar Practice Book<br />

x6 Audio CDs<br />

FREE Topical Updates<br />

Atouts: AQA A Level French<br />

The best preparation for exam success<br />

What’s online?<br />

Atouts: AQA AS and A2 French resources deliver complete support for the AQA specification.<br />

They’re packed with debate-sparking content relevant to young people’s interests and written by<br />

highly regarded authors, examiners and teachers.<br />

The sophisticated Student Books with interactive listening CD-ROMs have been written to help<br />

students take control of their own learning.<br />

Exam practice, AQA-style activities and exam tips integrated throughout the Student Book<br />

help your students tackle the exams with confidence.<br />

Plenty of GCSE grammar and vocabulary revision in the AS Transition Module guides students<br />

from GCSE to AS Level.<br />

Customisable Schemes of Work, vocabulary tests, audio transcripts and FREE topic updates<br />

make planning easy and keep your lessons completely up-to-date!<br />

Components at a glance<br />

x2 Student Books<br />

x2 Teacher’s Guide with CD-ROM<br />

x1 Assessment Pack<br />

x1 Grammar Practice Book<br />

x4 Audio CDs<br />

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Languages Ages 16-18 UK Years 10-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

Español B for the IB Diploma<br />

Student Book, Teacher’s Guide and online<br />

resources for the 2011 curriculum<br />

An exciting new textbook integrated with online resources, and supported by a printed Teacher’s<br />

Guide and subscription website. Suitable for both Standard and Higher Level, it provides all the<br />

support you’d expect from a <strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate title.<br />

Comprehensive coverage of the new curriculum requirements.<br />

Integrated with free online learning resources at www.pearsonbacconline.com to support and<br />

extend study.<br />

A weekly updated subscription service offering current, topical texts and interactive exercises<br />

to save you time searching for relevant resources.<br />

Supported by a Teacher’s Guide containing teaching guidance and Schemes of Work.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student Book<br />

Teacher’s Book<br />

Exclusiva Online resources subscription<br />

AP Spanish ©2014<br />

Preparing for the new AP ® Spanish<br />

Language and Culture Examination<br />

new!<br />

What’s online?<br />

AP Spanish: Preparing for the Language Examination is designed to review and reinforce<br />

students’ knowledge at the upper levels of Spanish and is specifically for those students who wish<br />

to take the Advanced Placement Language Examination in Spanish. It is also a fine complement<br />

for any advanced course in Spanish. Focusing on sharpening language skills and testing formats<br />

utilized in the Advanced Placement Examination, students become familiar with the actual<br />

directions from the test as well as the different types of exercises that appear in it.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student Edition (softcover)<br />

Student Edition (print) with license to Digital Course (1-year and 3-year license)<br />

Student Edition eText with 1-year license to Digital Course<br />

Standalone Student Edition <strong>Pearson</strong> eText*, no Digital Course (1-year and 3-year license)<br />

Teacher’s Guide<br />

* Available for PC, Mac ® , iPad ® , and Android tablets with Android OS 3.1 or greater.<br />

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Languages Ages 16-18 UK Years 10-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

<br />

Student Book, Teacher’s Guide and online<br />

resources for the 2011 curriculum<br />

NM/SL<br />

NS/HL<br />

AMÉLIE NADEAU<br />

PEARSON<br />

BACCALAUREATE<br />

Français B<br />

Livre de professeur<br />

With integrated online<br />

learning resources!<br />

Visit<br />

www.pearsonbacconline.com<br />

An exciting new textbook integrated with online resources, and supported by a printed Teacher’s<br />

Guide and subscription website. Suitable for both Standard and Higher Level, it provides all the<br />

support you’d expect from a <strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate title.<br />

Comprehensive coverage of the new curriculum requirements.<br />

Integrated with free online learning resources at www.pearsonbacconline.com to support and<br />

extend study.<br />

A weekly updated subscription service offering current, topical texts and interactive exercises<br />

to save you time searching for relevant resources.<br />

Supported by a Teacher’s Guide containing teaching guidance and Schemes of Work.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Student Book<br />

Teacher’s Book<br />

Exclusif Online resources subscription<br />

Abriendo paso ©2014<br />

Ideal for the new AP ® Spanish<br />

Language Culture Examination<br />

new!<br />

The new Abriendo paso is specifically written to address the needs of high school students<br />

in upper-level study, including preparation for the Advanced Placement Spanish Language and<br />

Culture Examination, first being administered in May 2014.<br />

Now with a beautiful four-color design, Temas y lecturas provides thorough coverage of the<br />

Themes, Recommended Contexts, Essential Questions, and Learning Objectives as outlined in<br />

the College Board Curriculum Framework.<br />

Gramática features extensive practice opportunities for upper-level grammar. The<br />

explanations in English are followed by a variety of controlled and open-ended practice<br />

activities. with Android OS 3.1 or greater.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Temas y lecturas<br />

Student Edition (print) with 7-year license to<br />

Digital Course<br />

Student Edition eText with license to Digital Course<br />

(1-year or 7-year license)<br />

Standalone Student Edition <strong>Pearson</strong> eText (no Digital<br />

Course) (1-year or 7-year license*)<br />

Teacher’s Guide<br />

Assessment Program<br />

Gramática<br />

Student Edition (Hardcover) with 7-year license to<br />

Digital Course<br />

Student Edition (Softcover) with 1-year license to<br />

Digital Course<br />

Student Edition eText with license to Digital Course<br />

(1-year or 7-year license)<br />

Standalone Student Edition <strong>Pearson</strong> eText (no Digital<br />

Course) (1-year or 7-year license*)<br />

Teacher’s Resource Book<br />

* Available for PC, Mac ® , iPad ® , and Android tablets<br />

with Android OS 3.1 or greater.<br />

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<strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate’s NEW<br />

Exclusif and Exclusiva<br />

An exciting online source of topical news and culture articles in French<br />

and Spanish, accompanied by interactive IB assessment-style exercises.<br />

Perfect for use in the classroom, as homework, or as a resource<br />

for students to revise and test their skills independently.<br />

Written and compiled by IB Language B experts Virginia Panea and Peter<br />

Watson (Spanish) and Lydie Gonzales and Françoise Ashbourne (French)<br />

Up-to-date content<br />

Each week, the website will be updated with an up-to-the-minute news story or culture feature<br />

specifically chosen for IB French B or Spanish B students. Interactive exercises and activities written<br />

by practising IB teachers then test and give practice in key exam skills.<br />

Be part of a community<br />

The weekly blog will create a sense of community within the website and<br />

points users towards additional topical resources, providing inspiration for<br />

lesson planning, and for extension work.<br />

Instant translation<br />

Instant translation is provided using a rollover facility, assisting<br />

students in vocabulary comprehension and revision. In addition,<br />

key vocabulary lists are provided for each topic.<br />

For more information, and details of how to subscribe, visit www.pearsonbacconline.com<br />

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History Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

myWorld History ©2012<br />

Connect, Experience, Understand<br />

Welcome to myWorld History! Take your classroom on a virtual exploration around the<br />

globe and through time with this exciting, new, digitally-robust social studies program.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Connect with myStory<br />

Watch your students connect to the stories of real teens - from around the world - in this<br />

one-of-a-kind video series.<br />

Experience Virtual Travel<br />

Students travel across regions and through time completing game-based assignments tied to<br />

Essential Questions to deepen understanding.<br />

perfect partner<br />

This resource is also available<br />

for Geography.<br />

See page 84 for details of<br />

myWorld Geography.<br />

Understand World History<br />

Informal and formal assessments, both in print and online, ensure that your students grasp the<br />

important concepts.<br />

myWorld History incorporates Understanding by Design ® co-created by program author Grant<br />

Wiggins. The UbD process begins by asking the “Essential Question”, with the goal of focusing on<br />

the desired understanding that students should acquire, and working backwards to build toward<br />

that understanding. Your students will be able to explore concepts, build knowledge, and transfer<br />

what they’ve learned beyond the classroom.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Survey<br />

Edition<br />

Early Ages<br />

Edition<br />

Student Print and Digital Bundles<br />

Print Student Edition with myWorldHistory.com Premium Student License <br />

Online Student Edition with myWorldHistory.com Premium Student License<br />

6-year <br />

1-year <br />

Student Resources<br />

Student Journal <br />

Student Edition on DVD-ROM <br />

Spanish Student Journal<br />

<br />

Spanish Student Edition<br />

<br />

Assessment <br />

ExamView ® Computer Test Bank on CD<br />

<br />

Teacher Resources (covers all editions)<br />

ProGuide <br />

Journal Answer Key<br />

<br />

Whiteboard/Projectables DVD-ROM<br />

<br />

Accelerating the Progress of English Language Learners: Strategies for the History Classroom<br />

<br />

Essential Questions Posters<br />

<br />

Activity Cards<br />

<br />

Wall Maps<br />

<br />

Videos DVD<br />

<br />

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History Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

America: History of Our<br />

Nation ©2014<br />

Connect, experience, understand<br />

new!<br />

America: History of Our Nation is the key to unlocking the exciting story of our nation’s history<br />

for all middle grades students. Engaging narrative, digital multimedia, and hands-on activities<br />

expand students’ understanding of U.S. history and why it remains important to us today. The<br />

new America: History of Our Nation offers a highly visual, engaging current events update<br />

providing a snapshot of significant events, such as the 2012 national elections and events in the<br />

Middle East, that have the potential to shape the national and international landscapes.<br />

Connect - Students connect to our country’s history through PBS ® videos embedded within<br />

the online course.<br />

Experience - Students fully participate and experience the content through hands-on activities<br />

found within the Historian’s Apprentice Activity Kit.<br />

Understand - Informal and formal assessment options provide students with multiple ways to<br />

demonstrate mastery of important concepts.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

What’s online?<br />

now available!<br />

America: History of Our Nation<br />

eText app.<br />

Search “<strong>Pearson</strong> eText” in the<br />

Apple ® apps store to access<br />

your book on iPad or iPhone ® .<br />

Survey<br />

Edition<br />

Beginnings<br />

Through<br />

1877 Edition<br />

Beginnings<br />

to 1914<br />

Edition<br />

Civil War to<br />

the Present<br />

Edition<br />

Print Student Edition with Digital Course License<br />

6-year student license <br />

1-year student license <br />

Online Student Edition with Digital Course License<br />

6-year student license<br />

<br />

1-year student license<br />

<br />

Standalone Student Edition eText*<br />

1-year student license<br />

<br />

6-year student license<br />

<br />

Student Edition on DVD-ROM<br />

<br />

Teacher’s Edition <br />

Teacher Online Access Pack<br />

<br />

Teaching Resources (see order form for contents)<br />

<br />

Interactive Reading and Note-Taking Study Guide<br />

<br />

Interactive Reading and Note-Taking Study Guide Answer Key,<br />

<br />

On-level and Adapated<br />

Color Transparencies<br />

<br />

Historian’s Apprentice Learning System Activity Pack<br />

<br />

Accelerating the Progress of English Language Learners:<br />

<br />

Learners: Strategies for the United States History Classroom<br />

AYP Monitoring Assessments<br />

<br />

ExamView ® Computer Test Bank on DVD-ROM<br />

<br />

Test Prep with Document-Based Assessment<br />

<br />

Progress Monitoring Transparencies<br />

<br />

Test Prep with Document-Based Assessment Answer Key<br />

<br />

Assessment Rubrics<br />

<br />

Teacher Resource Library DVD-ROM<br />

<br />

PresentationEXPRESS Premium DVD-ROM<br />

<br />

Student Edition on Audio CD<br />

<br />

* Available for PC, Mac®, iPad, and Android tablets with Android OS 3.1 or greater<br />

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History in Progress<br />

Inspire every pupil to succeed in History<br />

What’s online?<br />

Vibrant, relevant and clearly differentiated, History in Progress provides all the inspiration and<br />

motivation your 11-14 year-olds need to develop key historical skills and succeed in History.<br />

Exciting, stimulating resources link past to present, capture pupils’ imagination and bring<br />

lessons to life.<br />

Differentiated colour-coded tasks maximise pupils’ progression as they take ownership of their<br />

learning.<br />

Skills Bank builds key historical skills in preparation for further studies.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9<br />

Pupil Book<br />

<br />

Teacher Planning and resource<br />

<br />

Pack with editable CD-ROM<br />

LiveText Whiteboard CD-ROM<br />

<br />

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Living Through History<br />

Helping you win the battle for history!<br />

This bestselling series explores the enjoyable parts of history: the exciting events, the good<br />

stories and the real people.<br />

Provides a clear focus on making history real and relevant, paying particular attention to the<br />

key people throughout time.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

What’s online?<br />

Core Compendium Student Books<br />

Core Book 1 (Year 7)<br />

Core Book 2 (Year 8)<br />

Core Book 3 (Year 9)<br />

Teacher Book<br />

Foundation Teacher’s Resource Pack: Britain 1750-1900<br />

Topic Books<br />

Core Books<br />

Roman Empire<br />

Medieval Realms<br />

Black Peoples of the Americas<br />

Native Americans - Indigenous Peoples of North America<br />

The 20th Century World<br />

Foundation Books<br />

Roman Empire<br />

Black Peoples of the Americas<br />

Think History!<br />

Bringing history to life<br />

What’s online?<br />

Think History! seamlessly integrates Pupil Books with Interactive Presentations and Teaching and<br />

Learning Files to support the secondary strategy and help you get the best from your pupils.<br />

Caters for all your pupils – with Core and Foundation Pupil Books and corresponding support<br />

and extension worksheets in the Teaching and Learning Files.<br />

Supports personalised learning – written to develop pupils’ thinking skills and encourage them<br />

to take responsibility for their own progression.<br />

Saves you time – includes lesson ideas, mark schemes and whiteboard activities to provide<br />

everything you need to plan your lessons. Also incorporates assessment support.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Year 7<br />

Changing Times 1066-1500 Core<br />

Student Book<br />

Changing Times 1066-1500<br />

Foundation Student Book<br />

Interactive Presentations 1 Handbook<br />

& CD-ROM<br />

Year 8<br />

Revolutionary Times 1500-1750 Core<br />

Student Book<br />

Revolutionary Times 1500-1750<br />

Foundation Student Book<br />

Teaching and Learning Files with<br />

CD-ROM 2<br />

Year 9<br />

Modern Times 1750-1990 Core<br />

Student Book<br />

Modern Times 1750-1990 Foundation<br />

Student Book<br />

Interactive Presentations 1 Handbook<br />

& CD-ROM<br />

Teaching and Learning Files with<br />

CD-ROM 1<br />

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History Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

Get Ready for Edexcel<br />

GCSE History<br />

Reduce the leap from lower secondary to GCSE<br />

What’s online?<br />

Designed specifically to help 13-14 year-old students get a head start with the core skills they’ll<br />

need at the beginning of their GCSE course, using age-appropriate content and activities.<br />

Supports both the Modern World and Schools History Project Edexcel GCSE specifications.<br />

Engages Year 9 (13-14 year-old) students with 20th-century content and a range of visual and<br />

written sources.<br />

Prepares students for controlled assessment, taking them through two enquiries and helping<br />

them understand how to work with representations.<br />

Gives superb support for the new EBacc certificate by engaging a broader ability range of<br />

history students with GCSE skills at an earlier stage.<br />

Heinemann History Study Units<br />

<br />

you need<br />

A wide range of topics allows you to choose the books you need easily and gives you full<br />

flexibility to build your own course.<br />

Packed full of carefully chosen sources to engage and inspire 11-14 year-olds of all abilities.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Core Books<br />

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Foundation Books<br />

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Prentice Hall United States<br />

History ©2013<br />

Teach students to think, not recite<br />

new!<br />

Prentice Hall’s United States History program meets the way you teach and the way your<br />

students learn, with various pathways into the content for all levels and types of learners. United<br />

States History makes social studies accessible for students, helping both students and teachers<br />

succeed. Bridging the gap between the digital way students live and learn, this program makes<br />

the textbook the “diving board” into a larger pool of content that is hands-on, digital, and<br />

customizable. The program will help students connect to prior knowledge, provide multiple ways<br />

to explore and learn more, and transfer what they have learned to new content and new ideas.<br />

Uses scaffolded Essential Questions to introduce new concepts, stimulate conversations, and<br />

inspire students to go beyond simply memorizing facts, dates, and places, and to connect what<br />

they are learning to the larger world around them.<br />

Prepares students for high-stakes and end-of-course testing through regular skills practice and<br />

multiple informal, formal, and performance-based assessment options.<br />

Helps students develop an understanding of key issues that affect every generation of<br />

Americans and prepare them to be active citizens.<br />

Gives 21st Century Learners multiple ways to access the content, with audio, video,<br />

simulations, activities, GIS maps, web quests, and interactive assessment options.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

What’s online?<br />

Survey<br />

Edition<br />

Reconstruction<br />

to the Present<br />

Edition<br />

Modern<br />

America<br />

Print Student Edition with Digital Courseware (6-year license) <br />

Print Student Edition with Digital Courseware (1-year license) <br />

Online Student Edition with Digital Courseware (6-year license) † <br />

Online Student Edition with Digital Courseware (1-year license) † <br />

Teacher's Edition † <br />

StudentEXPRESS DVD-ROM † <br />

Reading and Note-Taking Study Guide with American Issues Journal <br />

Adapted Reading and Note-Taking Guide with American Issues Journal <br />

Reading and Note-Taking Study Guide with American Issues Journal, <br />

Answer Key †<br />

Reading and Note-Taking Study Guide with American Issues Journal, <br />

<br />

Spanish<br />

Reading and Note-Taking Study Guide with American Issues Journal,<br />

<br />

Spanish Answer Key †<br />

Accelerating the Progress of English Language Learners: Strategies for<br />

<br />

the United States History Classroom †<br />

Color Transparencies with Note Taking, Vol. 1 †<br />

<br />

Color Transparencies with Note Taking, Vol. 2 †<br />

<br />

ExamView ® Computer Test Bank on CD-ROM † <br />

Test Prep with Document-Based Assessment †<br />

<br />

Teacher's Resource Library DVD-ROM † <br />

PresentationEXPRESS Premium CD-ROM †<br />

<br />

†<br />

Restricted product: Item can only be purchased with Purchase Order or school credit card.<br />

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History Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Prentice Hall ®<br />

World History ©2014<br />

Connect, experience, understand<br />

new!<br />

Prentice Hall ® World History brings history to life, shows how history matters, and motivates<br />

students to succeed. This highly acclaimed program offers a highly visual, engaging current events<br />

update providing a snapshot of significant etvents, such as the 2012 national elections and events<br />

in the Middle East, that have the potential to shape the national and international landscapes.<br />

Delivers rich media experiences that engage students in exploring curricular concepts and is<br />

aligned to the needs of today’s teachers and learners.<br />

Students gradually build answers to the Essential Questions through reading, writing, Web<br />

quests, and more.<br />

Digital resources from throughout the program enable you to customize instruction for every<br />

lesson.<br />

Volume 1<br />

Developed specifically for the first part of<br />

a two-year global history course, Volume<br />

1 covers world history through the<br />

Enlightenment period.<br />

The Modern Era<br />

Developed to meet the needs of modern<br />

world history courses, The Modern Era<br />

covers the Renaissance to the present day.<br />

Contents:<br />

Unit 1: Early Civilizations (prehistory - A.D. 1570)<br />

Unit 2: Regional Civilizations (730 B.C. - A.D. 1650)<br />

Unit 3: Early Modern Times (1300-1800)<br />

Unit 4: Enlightenment and Revolution (1700-1850)<br />

Contents:<br />

Review: connecting with Past Learnings<br />

Unit 1: Early Modern Times (1300-1800)<br />

Unit 2: Enlightenment and Revolution (1700-1850)<br />

Unit 3: Industrialism and a <strong>New</strong> Global Age (1800-1914)<br />

Unit 4: World Wars and Revolutions (1910-1955)<br />

Unit 5: The World Since 1945 (1945-Present)<br />

What’s online?<br />

The Concept Connector strand within the program inspires students to apply their knowledge<br />

of history to current events. By learning about world history, your students will develop the<br />

knowledge needed to understand their world today and tomorrow.<br />

Connect - Students connect to the history of our world through PBS ® videos embedded<br />

within the online course.<br />

Experience - Students fully participate and experience the relevance of world history through<br />

the Concept Connectors.<br />

Understand - Informal and formal assessment options provide students with multiple ways to<br />

demonstrate mastery of important concepts.<br />

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Classroom Resources<br />

Reading and Note Taking Study Guide with Concept Connector Journal supports all students with<br />

section-by-section graphic organizers, summaries, and a note-taking system for tracking each<br />

Essential Question across time.<br />

PBS ® videos are imbedded within the digital courseware delivering rich media experiences that<br />

engage students in exploring curricular concepts.<br />

Digital Courseware ® with audio and interactive activities ensures that today’s learners have access<br />

to the online textbook enhanced with activities, assessments, and more.<br />

Technology Resources<br />

PresentationEXPRESS Premium DVD-ROM<br />

Provides you with 21st century resources to engage and enrich social studies content like never<br />

before. Editable, whiteboard-ready PowerPoint® presentations, rich media, simulations, and<br />

resources from throughout the program customize instruction for every lesson.<br />

PowerPoint ® Presentations to Energize Instruction<br />

Student Edition on DVD-ROM<br />

The digital version of the Student Edition with page-by-page audio ensuring that students have<br />

what they need to learn, study, and succeed in class.<br />

Teacher’s Resource Library DVD-ROM<br />

Your one-stop resource for the Teacher’s Edition, teaching resources, workbooks, and<br />

transparencies. Also included are interactive whiteboard lessons containing ready-made<br />

presentations to make every major era in history come to life.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Survey<br />

Edition<br />

Volume 1<br />

Edition<br />

Modern Era<br />

Edition<br />

Print Student Edition with Digital Course License: 1-year or 6-year<br />

student license<br />

<br />

Online Student Edition with Digital Course License: 1-year or 6-year<br />

student license<br />

<br />

Student Edition on DVD-ROM <br />

Teacher’s Edition <br />

Teacher Online Access Pack <br />

Additional components<br />

Reading and Note Taking Study Guide with Concept Connector Journal<br />

Survey and Modern Study Guide with Journal<br />

Adapted Survey and Modern Study Guide with Journal<br />

Survey and Modern Study Guide with Journal Answer Key<br />

Spansh Study Guide with Journal Answer Key<br />

Survey and Modern All-in-One Teaching Resources<br />

Survey and Modern Lesson Planner<br />

Color Transparencies<br />

Note Taking Transparencies<br />

Classroom Resources<br />

Accelerating the Progress of English Language Learners: Strategies for the World History Classroom<br />

Nystrom Atlas of World History (Single Copy or Set of 30)<br />

Assessment<br />

ExamView ® Computer Test Bank on CD-ROM<br />

Document-Based Assessment Student Edition and Answer Key<br />

Survey and Modern AYP Monitoring Assessments<br />

Test Prep Workbook and Answer Key<br />

Progress Monitoring Transparencies<br />

Assessment Rubrics<br />

Technology<br />

PresentationEXPRESS Premium DVD-ROM<br />

Survey and Modern Teacher’s Resource Library DVD-ROM<br />

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History Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel GCSE History A and B<br />

Edexcel’s own resources for the<br />

<br />

Written by a team of experienced examiners and subject experts, Edexcel’s student and teacher<br />

resources for their Modern World and Schools History Project courses ensure students build<br />

the historical skills and understanding they need. They give teachers confidence to plan and teach<br />

whichever course they’re following and come packed with assessment and revision support for<br />

each unit, including support with implementing the new controlled assessment requirements.<br />

What’s online?<br />

The Making of the Modern World<br />

Topic Books are tailor-made to the options you choose – you’ll buy only the ones you need.<br />

ExamZone sections include graded mock-exam answers, and a revision section for use<br />

in class.<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROMs combine on screen versions of the Student Books for Units 1, 2 and 3<br />

with interactive activities, lesson plans and worksheets.<br />

new<br />

Revision Guides and<br />

Workbooks<br />

Edexcel GCSE History A Results Plus Examzone<br />

+<br />

0/1 of 21<br />

Sample screen from Edexcel GCSE<br />

History A:Modern World History<br />

Unit 1 ActiveTeach CD-ROM.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Schools History Project<br />

Tiered activities in each Student Book allow students to work and progress at a pace that<br />

works for them.<br />

Examzone sections at the end of each unit include, graded mock exam answers, and a<br />

dedicated section for the classroom-based revision phase.<br />

An ActiveTeach CD-ROM for the Medicine and Surgery option provides interactive activities<br />

linked to a digital version of the Student Book to cut preparation time and engage students.<br />

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Components at a glance<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Edexcel GCSE<br />

History A:<br />

Modern World<br />

History<br />

Student<br />

Books<br />

ActiveTeach<br />

CD-ROMs<br />

Controlled<br />

Assessment<br />

Student<br />

Books<br />

ne w!<br />

Revision<br />

Guide and<br />

Workbooks<br />

Edexcel GCSE<br />

History B:<br />

Schools History<br />

Project<br />

Student<br />

Books<br />

Teacher<br />

Guides<br />

ActiveTeach<br />

CD-ROMs<br />

Controlled<br />

Assessment<br />

Student<br />

Books<br />

ne w!<br />

Revision<br />

Guide and<br />

Workbooks<br />

Unit 1: Peace and<br />

War International<br />

Relations 1900-91<br />

<br />

Unit 2A: Germany<br />

<br />

1918-39<br />

Unit 2B: Russia<br />

<br />

1917-39<br />

Unit 2C: The USA<br />

<br />

1919-41<br />

Unit 3A: War and<br />

the Transformation<br />

of British Society<br />

1903-28<br />

Unit 3B: War and<br />

the Transformation<br />

of British Society<br />

1931-51<br />

Unit 3C: A Divided<br />

Union? The USA<br />

1945-70<br />

Controlled<br />

Assessment 5<br />

Controlled<br />

Assessment 8<br />

Controlled<br />

Assessment 11<br />

Controlled<br />

Assessment 6<br />

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Medicine (1A) & Surgery<br />

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Crime (1B) & Protest<br />

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(3B)<br />

Warfare (1C) and its<br />

<br />

Impact (3C)<br />

American West (2B) <br />

Germany (2C) <br />

Controlled Assessment<br />

1: Germany<br />

c1918-39<br />

Controlled Assessment<br />

5: Vietnam 1960-75 <br />

Controlled Assessment<br />

6: Government and<br />

Protest in the USA<br />

c1945-70<br />

Controlled Assessment<br />

8: Crime, policing and<br />

Punishment in England<br />

c1880-1990<br />

Controlled Assessment<br />

10: War c1914-50 <br />

Controlled Assessment<br />

11: The Change in British<br />

Society c1955-75<br />

<br />

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<br />

Edexcel International GCSE History<br />

Edexcel’s own resources for the International<br />

<br />

What’s online?<br />

This second edition is designed to provide students with the best preparation possible for the<br />

examination:<br />

Written by highly experienced history teachers.<br />

Has a clear, engaging style that students will find easy to understand.<br />

Includes learning objectives, activities, Build Better Answers sections, carefully chosen source<br />

material, engaging historical photos and Exam Zone sections at the end of every chapter.<br />

Covers the following sections:<br />

Development of dictatorship: Germany, 1918–45 (Paper 1, B5)<br />

A world divided: Superpower relations, 1945–62 (Paper 1, C8)<br />

A divided union: Civil Rights in the USA, 1945–74 (Paper 1, C9)<br />

The USA, 1917–29 (Paper 2, A4)<br />

The changing role of international organisations: the League and the UN (Paper 2, B3).<br />

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AQA B GCSE Modern World History<br />

Helping every student get better grades<br />

AQA - the Assessment<br />

and Qualifications<br />

Alliance - a UK exam<br />

board<br />

What’s online?<br />

With a focus on exam practice and preparation, AQA B GCSE Modern World History is a<br />

completely updated series for 14-16 year-olds that covers every single option and provides<br />

unbeatable, all-round support to ensure every student gets the best possible grade.<br />

Tiered skills activities allow students to work at their own pace and take control of their<br />

learning.<br />

Exam Café features make sure your students get the maximum benefit from their revision<br />

time.<br />

ActiveTeach, the interactive Student Book on screen, makes whole-class teaching crystal-clear<br />

and saves you valuable planning time.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

GCSE AQA B: Modern World History<br />

Student Book<br />

ActiveTeach CD-ROM<br />

Teacher’s Guide with CD-ROM<br />

Controlled Assessment Workbook<br />

History Ages 16-18 UK Years 12-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

Heinemann Advanced History<br />

Exam preparation for the best results<br />

What’s online?<br />

Providing affordable, thorough and accessible coverage of these key historical topics, all of the<br />

books in this popular series are tailored to 16-18 year-olds. They cover one topic in depth, so<br />

you only need to resource the topics you want to teach. Key features include practice questions<br />

and advice for students on how to interpret exam questions and plan essays.<br />

This bestselling series explores the enjoyable parts of history: the exciting events, the good<br />

stories and the real people.<br />

Provides a clear focus on making history real and relevant, paying particular attention to the<br />

key people throughout time.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Heinemann Advanced History<br />

x6 British History 11th-18th Century Books<br />

x5 British History 19th-20th Century Books<br />

x3 European History 15th-18th Century Books<br />

x10 European History 19th-20th Century Books<br />

x6 American & World History 20th Century Books<br />

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Edexcel GCE History<br />

Edexcel’s own resources for their latest<br />

<br />

Tailored to the 2008 specification, Edexcel GCE History for 16-18 year-olds ensures students<br />

develop all the historical skills and understanding they need.<br />

Written by examiners and experienced teachers.<br />

An active, engaging approach that brings history alive in the classroom!<br />

Exam tips, activities and sources in every<br />

chapter give students the confidence to What’s online?<br />

tackle typical exam questions.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

Unit 1<br />

AS<br />

Unit 1 Option D3 Unit 1 Option D4 Unit 1 Option D5 Unit 1 Option D6 Unit 1 Option E/F3 Unit 1 Option E/F4<br />

Unit 2<br />

Unit 1 Option F7<br />

Unit 2 Option A1 Unit 2 Option B1 Unit 2 Option B2 Unit 2 Option C1 Unit 2 Option C2<br />

Unit 2 Option D1<br />

Unit 2 Option D2<br />

Unit 2 Option E1<br />

Unit 2 Option E2<br />

A2<br />

Unit 3 Option A1<br />

Unit 3 Option C2<br />

Unit 3 Option D1<br />

Unit 3 Option E2<br />

Unit 4 Coursework Book<br />

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<strong>Pearson</strong> Baccalaureate: History<br />

Complete coverage of the most popular<br />

history topics<br />

The authors of these exciting new titles are experienced IB teachers and involved as examiners,<br />

workshop leaders and prominent members of the curriculum review panel. They have written<br />

books based on what they know works in the classroom, and the support they feel every student<br />

needs to achieve their maximum potential in the study of History.<br />

History: A Comprehensive Guide to Paper 1<br />

by Brian Mimmack, Daniela Senés and Eunice Price<br />

20th Century World: The Cold War<br />

by Jo Thomas and Keely Rogers<br />

20th Century World: Causes, Practices and<br />

<br />

by Jo Thomas and Keely Rogers<br />

20th Century World: Authoritarian and Single Party States<br />

by Brian Mimmack, Daniela Senés and Eunice Price<br />

The Comprehensive Guide to Paper 1 provides:<br />

complete coverage of the prescribed subjects with a clear overview and detailed analysis of<br />

key events<br />

material to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to answer source-based<br />

questions<br />

extensive practice in analysing a wide range of different source materials.<br />

Each 20th Century World textbook provides:<br />

a clear overview and analysis of key leaders and events<br />

thematic approaches, comparative studies and cross-regional perspectives<br />

explanations of the methods of historical research and writing<br />

timelines, document-based activities, practice questions, essay practice and sample answers<br />

online resources to support and extend study at www.pearsonbacconline.com*.<br />

What’s online?<br />

*Currently provided for Causes, Practices and Effects of Wars and Authoritarian and Single Party<br />

States. Coming soon for The Cold War and A Comprehensive Guide to Paper 1.<br />

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Geography Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8<br />

AGS World Geography and<br />

Cultures ©2008<br />

Engage all 11-14 students in Geography<br />

What’s online?<br />

The high-interest, easy-reading lessons help students explore the diverse physical geography,<br />

people, environments, cultures, politics, and economies of the world.<br />

AGS World Geography and Cultures provides engaging features like Geography in Your Life,<br />

Geographer’s Toolkit, and Everyday Life that make lessons applicable to students’ lives. Overall,<br />

this high-interest, low-readability text makes it easy for you to engage students who struggle with<br />

reading or language.<br />

Reading Level: Grades 4-5<br />

Interest Level: Grades 6-12<br />

Table of contents<br />

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Components at a glance<br />

Student Edition<br />

Digital Student Edition<br />

Student Workbook<br />

Teacher Edition<br />

Teacher Resource Library CD-ROM<br />

Skill Track Class Set<br />

Inclusion Class Set<br />

Curriculum And Skill Track Class Set<br />

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myWorld Geography ©2011<br />

Connect, Experience, Understand<br />

Welcome to myWorld Geography! Take your classroom on a virtual exploration around the<br />

globe and through time with this exciting, new, digitally-robust social studies program.<br />

What’s online?<br />

Connect with myStory<br />

Watch your students connect to the stories of real teens - from around the world - in this<br />

one-of-a-kind video series.<br />

Experience Virtual Travel<br />

Students travel across regions and through time completing game-based assignments tied to<br />

Essential Questions to deepen understanding.<br />

perfect partner<br />

This resource is also available<br />

for History.<br />

See page 70 for details of<br />

myWorld History.<br />

Understand World Geography<br />

Informal and formal assessments, both in print and online, ensure that your students grasp the<br />

important concepts.<br />

myWorld Geography incorporates Understanding by Design ® co-created by program author<br />

Grant Wiggins. The UbD process begins by asking the “Essential Question”, with the goal of<br />

focusing on the desired understanding that students should acquire, and working backwards<br />

to build toward that understanding. Your students will be able to explore concepts, build<br />

knowledge, and transfer what they’ve learned beyond the classroom.<br />

Components at a glance<br />

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Geography Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Edexcel International GCSE and<br />

<br />

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<br />

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What’s online?<br />

new for 2013<br />

Revision Guide for<br />

Geography!<br />

This book provides complete coverage of the latest GCSE and Certificate in Geography<br />

specification. It is written by Steve Milner and Mike Witherick, who are highly experienced<br />

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edexceligcseanswers.<br />

Chapter 1: River environments<br />

Section A:<br />

The natural environment and people<br />

1.1 The hydrological cycle<br />

Fresh water is essential for life on Earth. This water is<br />

constantly being recycled as it moves through a cycle known<br />

as the hydrological cycle or water cycle. This is a global<br />

circulation of water − it is a giant closed system (Figure 1.1).<br />

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and its atmosphere.<br />

Introduction<br />

This chapter is about rivers. They are a vital part of the<br />

global circulation of water. They are responsible for the<br />

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are valuable to us because they supply much of the water<br />

we use in our everyday lives. At the same time, because of<br />

the risk of flooding, they can become hazards that threaten<br />

people and their settlements.<br />

interception<br />

precipitation<br />

clouds<br />

snow<br />

ice sheet<br />

glacier<br />

condensation<br />

Chapter 1: River environments<br />

solar energy<br />

evapo-transpiration<br />

infiltration<br />

river<br />

surface run off<br />

percolation<br />

evaporation<br />

the sea<br />

Figure 1.1: Stores and flows in the hydrological cycle<br />

run off<br />

lake/freshwater<br />

surface store<br />

soil rock<br />

groundwater flow<br />

Key<br />

Stores<br />

During the hydrological cycle, water is held in a number of stores and then moves<br />

between them by means of a series of flows or transfers. The stores in the cycle are:<br />

<br />

<br />

the atmosphere – here the water exists either as water vapour or as minute<br />

droplets in clouds<br />

the land – here water is stored on the surface in rivers, lakes and reservoirs. Water<br />

is also taken in by plants and temporarily stored in vegetation. It is also stored below<br />

ground in the soil or bedrock. This is known as the groundwater store. Generally<br />

speaking, water exists in these stores in a liquid form. However, it can also exist in a<br />

solid form as snow and ice, as for example in ice sheets, glaciers and snowfields.<br />

Stores<br />

Flows (transfers)<br />

1<br />

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Geography Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

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Geography Ages 14-16 UK Years 10-11 US Grades 9-10<br />

Understanding GCSE Geography<br />

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Focused exam preparation to get the<br />

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Understanding GCSE Geography for<br />

AQA A<br />

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Students Resources<br />

<br />

<br />

Workbook<br />

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Geography Ages 16-18 UK Years 12-13 US Grades 11-12<br />

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