Skills Practice

A collection of graded reading passages, with comprehension exercises and guided composition practice. Extra sections at the back include vocabulary, dictation and cloze work. Key  . . .

With an emphasis on systematic vocabulary acquisition, Password 1 helps beginning students build a solid foundation in English.  Each of the text's seven theme-based units features four readings, activities to develop reading skills,  . . .

Basic Reading Power, Reading Power and More Reading Power. Based on a cognitive skills approach, these student-centered reading skills texts help students go beyond rote learning to develop the solid reading skills good readers take for granted.  . . .

Regardless of reading level, effective comprehension beings when language learners engage with content in a meaningful and authentic way, as readers do in their native language. Real Reading creates an authentic reading experience  . . .

A world of multicultural poetry, short stories, essays, and plays come to life in A Sense of Wonder.  . . .

Traditional tales from various countries offer two versions of each story - one with less complex structures and limited vocabulary - making it ideal for multilevel reading classes.  . . .

Since 1972, this bestseller has improved students' reading comprehension while also providing a useful overview of American culture and traditions.  With an increased emphasis on the  . . .

The USA Series: Do you know when the hot dog first came to the United States? Do you know what U.S. Government building has it own fire department?  . . .

Very Easy True Stories, Easy True Stories, True Stories in the News, More True Stories and Even More True Stories. Imagine scuba diving near the Florida coast and suddenly getting sucked into a huge pump of a nuclear power plant!  . . .

What A Life! is an exciting introduction to some of history's most amazing people. Did you know that... William Shakespeare earned almost no money from his writing?... Leonard da Vinci wrote backwards in his notebooks so that nobody  . . .