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Engage your pupils with this diverse collection of stories specifically for Caribbean schools - now with stunning full colour illustrations.
- Use with confidence in an integrated curriculum
- Ideal for the whole class, in smaller groups or by individual students
- Includes attractive colour illustrations to help engage your students' attention
- Designed to encourage writing skills with comprehension questions and exercises
Engage your pupils with this diverse collection of stories specifically for Caribbean schools - now with stunning full colour illustrations.
- Use with confidence in an integrated curriculum
- Ideal for the whole class, in smaller groups or by individual students
- Includes attractive colour illustrations to help engage your students' attention
- Designed to encourage writing skills with comprehension questions and exercises
A skills-based, student-centred approach encourages students critical thinking and problem-solving skills throughout
Hands-on activities provide pupils with opportunities to learn using practical and easily accessible materials
Real World Science case studies bring science to life to inspire the next generation of Caribbean scientists and engineers
Encourages students to take their learning of science out of the classroom and into the real world
Full coverage of the OECS curriculum
Key features of the Students Books are:
scientific ideas introduced in a lively and entertaining way
content structured in lesson-sized topics with clearly stated objectives
graded language appropriate to students reading age
numerous practical activities using everyday materials
wide variety of paper-and-pencil exercises, discussion topics and suggestions for group work to promote interactive learning
Caribbean contexts and issues examined in depth
high quality illustrations and photographs
review exercises and end of unit tests
extensive glossary to develop students scientific vocabulary
internet links to promote independent research