Junior English Book 1

If you are looking for a textbook course to inspire a love of reading whilst also covering the fundamentals of grammar, spelling and punctuation, then the Galore Park "Junior English" range is the course for you! Packed full of exciting reading passages, suggestions for books to read and exercises to stimulate the imagination, "Junior English 1" will enthuse and delight Key Stage 2 pupils. Practice in grammar, spelling and punctuation is provided throughout the book while exercises provide consolidation in the key skills required for a confident use of the English language. Highly praised by teachers, pupils, parents and home schoolers, "Junior English 1" is ideal for use by both the specialist or non-specialist teacher, or by parents and homeschoolers looking for a challenging yet fun English course for their children.

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Bli först med att recensera och betygsätt boken Junior English Book 1 - du kan vinna 200 kr varje månad i tävlingen "Månadens recension".

"My team are so enthusiastic about the So you really want to learn English and the Junior English books that I had to send off a new order immediately! We are real fans!" Anni, Moray Firth School "Our Year Three classes found the subject matter stirring and the exercises challenging - just what was needed to forge a solid foundation in their written English." Nigel Ramage, Papplewick School "Rigorous but fun, systematic but creative - Andrew Hammond's book is just what every Year 3 pupil needs. And the emphasis on wider reading is spot on." Susan Elkin, writer and teacher of English at Benenden School 1993 - 2004

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After some years in the legal profession, Andrew Hammond retrained as a teacher and has taught English for ten years in schools across the south east of England. He has prepared boys and girls for the 11+ and 13+ Common Entrance and Scholarship exams as well as working as a Year 5 class teacher, Year 6 Coordinator, KS3 Coordinator and Head of English and Drama. Andrew is the Head of English and Drama at Copthorne Preparatory School and lives in Surrey with his wife and three young rascals.

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Chapter 1Badger Biffing (Animal Friends)Garden Friends (First Encyclopedia of Animals)Learning about language:Naming words (Nouns)Collective NounsCapital lettersCan you spell? -dge words Speaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 2An Indian Princess (Three Indian Princesses)Living in India (The Changing Faces of India)Learning about language:Adjectives (Describing words)Full stopsCan you spell? Adjective endingsSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 3A Witch's Song (The Witches)A World of Magic (The Secret World of Magic)Learning about language:Verbs (Doing words)Making a sentenceCan you spell? Rhyming wordsSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 4Buried Treasure (Treasure Island)How to Make a Treasure Map (Maps and Mapping)Learning about language:Story speechVerbs to instruct Can you spell? Silent lettersSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 5The Diary of a Young Roman Girl (History Diaries)Roman WordsLearning about language:First or third personPersonal pronounsCan you spell? Alphabetical listsSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 6Good Company (Classic Poems to Read Aloud)King of the Insects (e.explore - Insect)Learning about language:Ending a sentenceAlliterationCan you spell? Making pluralsSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to do Chapter 7Greedy Gloop (Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - A Play)Chocolate Fudge Cakes www.sainsburys.co.uk)Learning about language:Commas in listsMaking contractionsCan you spell? -le endingsSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 8Dog Rescue (Dog Days)Whale meets his JonahLearning about language:Subjects and verbsConjunctionsCan you spell? Words with qu-Speaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 9Silvery MoonA Giant Leap for Mankind (Space News)Learning about language:Introducing adverbsPrepositionsCan you spell? Compound wordsSpeaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to doChapter 10Worth the Wait (The Butterfly Lion)Lion Family (Big Cats)Learning about language:Verb tensesDouble negativesCan you spell? Other words for said Speaking and listeningHave you read?Other things to do

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