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Most of our planet is covered by water. But how much do you really know about it? Turn the page to discover the many ways water can help us and harm us and to find out exactly what to do if you come face to face with a tsunami.

There are lots of stories about Vikings, and some of them are just not true! From fashion to food, now you can discover what it was really like to be a Viking.

From the Olympic Games to amazing mythology, we have got a lot from the ancient Greeks. Look inside this book to learn even more about what it was like to be an ancient Greek.

Lots of amazing things can happen on the movie screen. Dinosaurs, superheroes and aliens can come to life right in front of us. Do you want to learn the secrets of the screen? Read this book to find out how your favourite movies are made!

Bring the Olympics to life in your French lessons with these engaging and adaptable activities and resources. 2024 is the perfect time for a French topic on 'les Jeux Olympiques' (or 'les J.O.' as the French often refer to them) as the Games will be held in Paris.Teach the vocabulary for the 32 Olympic sports through physical activities and games. Then use flashcards, word searches, crossword puzzles and other word games to reinforce the learning. Sentence-building activities, reading passages and surveys make it easy to promote speaking, listening, reading and writing. Pupils will love learning about which sports are the most popular in France, where in France the Games have been held previously and what new sports have been added this year.Both you and your pupils will love learning about 'les Jeux Olympiques'. Best of all, the activities will fit easily into whatever scheme of work you are using and minimal preparation is required.

Put yourself in the shoes of a real architect and create your very own city out of cardboard! In this guided collection, young crafters and artists will find step-by-step instructions and full-color photographs that will aid them in creating a whole city (people and vehicles included!) out of cardboard. Author and artist Tiffanie Pichon opens with encouraging words that will inspire crafters to pay closer attention to their surroundings as they move through their city or town. The architecture—from roof to window—the sidewalks, parks, and even the jobs people are doing while they walk or drive through a city may inspire their creations as they construct their very own city out of recycled materials, like cardboard.  The projects featured throughout this fully illustrated book will come together to create a neighborhood, but may also inspire future projects such as DIY rural towns and farms. Types of creations include houses and stores, towers and skyscrapers, factories, people and animals, vehicles, mountains, trees, benches, and more—all requiring the most basic supplies (tape or glue, scissors, paints or markers, rulers, colored paper, egg cartons, etc.) and whatever recycled or natural materials the crafter wants to use!

This title is part of a series that includes diverse and inclusivestories and topics, accompanied by age appropriate contemporaryphotographs and humorous illustrations that will engage and inspirestriving readers.

This book aims to challenge established teaching cultures to promote teacher autonomy and autonomy-oriented pedagogies in language teacher education.

Read & Respond provides teachers with a wealth of notes and activities to support work on 'Why the Whales Came' by Michael Morpurgo.

A modern tragedy, this story has had a great impact on race relations in America. Emmett Till's kidnapping and murder, a grotesque crime in a Southern backwater that became the catalyst for the civil rights movement, is explained in this dramatic narrative by the cousin who was present every step of the way. Simeon Wright saw and heard his cousin Emmett whistle at Caroline Bryant at a grocery store and slept in the same bed with him when her husband came in and took Emmett away; he was there during the aftermath of the murder, and at the trial, where his father testified. This""gripping coming-of-age memoir may not bring closure to the Till case, whose perpetrators were left unpunished, but it will set the facts straight about that life-changing incident in 1955.

Intended for kids, this fun book of puzzles includes many types of puzzle, of varying difficulty. It includes picture puzzles, mazes, math tests, lateral thinking, visual reasoning puzzles, along with spatial problems with solutions at the back.Are you a smart kid? Of course, you are, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this book. Do you find school so easy that sometimes you fall asleep from sheer boredom? Do you finish your homework sometimes even before you start? If so, this is the book for you - dozens of brain-stretching puzzles to make you even smarter! There are all sorts of puzzles in here - word puzzles, number puzzles, trick questions, Su Doku puzzles, geometric puzzles, old puzzles and new puzzles composed especially for you in this book. So get cracking and boost your brainpower by solving these puzzles written for smart kids. Have fun!

Explore the story of Noah through the eyes of Dara the Dove. Dara is afraid to fly, but through constant encouragement from her parents and Noah himself, she begins to believe she can overcome her fear. Will Dara fly? What will happen to Dara? Will Dara reach her potential? Let's find out.

This book is an extensive guide to the IB English A: Language & Literature Individual Oral (IO). It gives IB Diploma students tips, resources, and ideas to help them maximize their marks on the oral. Our guide offers simple, practical ways to plan, organize and deliver the oral. The introductory section includes step-by-step advice on:- Planning: what steps to take to come up with initial ideas- Structure: tips and templates to help you piece together your oral- Assessment: help with understanding exactly how your oral will be marked- Delivery: useful advice on how to overcome any nerves and speak with confidenceIn addition to this extensive guide, we have included TEN excellent student orals which scored near-perfect marks.

Splash goes the cat! Splash goes the dog! Who's jumping in the pond? Falling in and crawling out, how many animals can you count?

Pukuu' and her grandmother Ashuuk, with pet tortoise Paa'ar, visit their garden every Sunday. But one day, they find terrible news that launches them on a journey highlighting the importance of community and nature.

A wonderful retelling of an all-time-much loved tale from the Bible about Jonah for children

Creative activities and lessons to help children aged 7-11 learn about positive relationships ranging from families, carers and friends to the wider world and the relationship they have with themselves. This inclusive resource also teaches children about online relationships, boundaries and privacy and what a respectful relationships look like.