Covers important school content:
- Registration - Class Schedules - Health Office - Cafeteria - Library - Holidays - After School Activities - Report Cards
- Develops all four language skills - listening, speaking, reading and writing
- Includes decision making skills such as comparison, analysis, problem-solving, and evaluation
by Dennis Terdy
For intermediate secondary and adult learners. It teaches basic information about the U.S. while developing English skills to access regular social studies materials.
- Utilizes an integrative language approach to teach English in a Social Studies context
- Each lesson contains activities for:
Pre-Reading - Reading Passage - Reading Comprehension - Vocabulary - Grammar - Graphical Literacy - Guided Writing Exercises
by Susan Lubawy
Use English to view the world from a muliticultural perspective.
World View Books One and Two utilize an instructional approach which develops English language skills while teaching social studies. Students develop an understanding of key geography concepts while developing their proficiency in academic English and practicing the use of learning strategies.
Both books contain activities that foster cooperative learning, critical thinking, and graphical literacy skills.
The text contains reading passages in a social studies context and activities that develop: vocabulary, grammar, writing, reading, oral communication, and research skills.
These two new worktexts are perfect as core texts in a sheltered social studies class or as supplementary ESL texts.
Both texts come with a Teacher's Resource Book full of photocopiable supplementary exercises, unit reviews, and tests!
World View
Book One: The Western Hemisphere covers the Western Hemisphere and introduces map skills and
geography concepts.
World View Book Two: The Eastern Hemisphere covers the Eastern Hemisphere: Europe, Asia, Africa, and the
Pacific region.
