New Windmills - Pearson

Language Arts Ages 11-14 UK Years 7-9 US Grades 6-8
Grammar Matters Too
Improve your students’ grammar skills
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Our flexible Student Book, Teacher Resource File and Interactive CD-ROM provide a complete
package for teaching grammar at 11–14. Grammar Matters Too focuses completely on building
and improving your students’ key grammatical skills.
Helps all students grasp the fundamental principles of grammar by providing clear and simple
explanations of grammatical terms and usage.
A complete package including front-of-class interactive whiteboard activities to fully cater for
the different learning styles of all your students.
Progression can be tracked using the bank of self-tests provided in the Student Book and
Teacher Resource File.
Stimulating interactive activities enable students to practise and develop their grammatical
skills.
Spelling Matters Too
Improve your students’ spelling skills
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Featuring a Student Book, Teacher Resource File and Interactive CD-ROM, this suite of resources
allows you to teach spelling in the way that best suits your students.
Improves students’ spelling skills through clear explanation and teaching of the key spelling
rules.
A complete package including front-of-class interactive whiteboard activities to fully cater for
the different learning styles of all your students.
Diagnostic tests ensure progression by identifying students’ weaknesses and directing them to
the appropriate teaching and practice.
Progression can be tracked using the bank of self-tests provided in the Student Book and
Teacher Resource File.
Pearson English Activity Books
Structured language skills practice
The Pearson English Activity Books are designed to develop and consolidate students’
knowledge and understanding of the English language and grammar, and successfully integrate
and consolidate cumulative learning in the Language, Literature and Literacy strands.
The Activity Books develop higher order language and literacy skills, providing a solid language
foundation while scaffolding learning. Rich and varied literature sources, including contemporary
and classic texts and Indigenous Australian storytelling, are also used to provide authentic
language learning.
Students are required to complete a variety of
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activities including comprehension, extended
writing tasks and speech writing, all of which are
aimed at improving students’ literacy skills.
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