Primaria

Un percorso che accompagna i bambini nel ripasso della lingua inglese appresa durante l’anno scolastico. In ogni livello si incontrano nuovi amici, per vivere una vacanza nel mondo reale che, dalla classe seconda, permette di approfondire aspetti culturali e visitare città e Paesi di lingua inglese.

Per la prossima estate perché non pensare a un tuffo nel Paese delle Meraviglie insieme ad Alice? O a un’avventura nella giungla con Mowgli? I protagonisti dei grandi classici diventano amici con cui condividere i compiti delle vacanze, per un ripasso efficace e divertente.

Il volume presenta ogni lettera nei quattro caratteri visualizzati parallelamente, così da aiutare il bambino a comprendere le proporzioni delle lettere. Può essere quindi un utile strumento per i bambini che hanno finito la classe prima: infatti permette loro di ripassare durante queste vacanze estive le lettere in tutte le loro rappresentazioni.

Tre amici che vivono a contatto con la natura e curiosi del mondo che li circonda sono i personaggi che accompagnano i bambini in questo corso. Grazie anche all’uccellino Lino, che fa domande di logica e fa riflettere sulle emozioni, Tre amici propone un percorso di apprendimento che punta all’autonomia.

Un corso di inglese con una solida preparazione linguistica, sezioni dedicate all'INVALSI e una costante attenzione alle competenze trasversali e ai temi legati ai Global Goals dell'Agenda ONU 2030.

Un sussidiario che si apre all’oggi e si proietta nel futuro attraverso la conoscenza degli obiettivi globali per lo sviluppo sostenibile dell’Agenda 2030, agevola la comprensione del testo con mappe e attività dedicate e guida alla costruzione di un metodo di studio per padroneggiare ogni tipo di testo espositivo.

Un sussidiario dei linguaggi che unisce letture tematiche, generi, tipologie e scrittura in un ambiente di apprendimento completo. La grammatica ha un approccio visuale che accompagna passo passo il bambino nell’acquisizione dei processi linguistici.

Bringing thrilling Super Hero action to the English classroom.

Kerry is visiting her brother, Mike, for the first time in his new home. She sees a sign for a fortune teller. Mike doesn’t believe in fortune tellers, but he goes, too. What does Rosie say to him? And is she right?

There is going to be a big storm and Jenny’s son John loves storms. John counts the seconds between the thunder and the lightning. This tells him how far away the lightning is. Their dog, Patty, is scared because thunder is louder for dogs! Do you know how hailstones form? How to stay safe in a tornado? Why sandstorms are so dangerous? Or how big a hurricane can be? John does and now you can too!

In an old Australian story, the Rainbow Serpent opened her eyes and looked at the young Earth. There were no animals or birds, no rivers or trees. Then a Man and a Woman came, and the Rainbow Serpent was their teacher. But what did she teach them? And did they listen?

From the earliest times, people have looked up at the stars, the moon and the planets, so now, we know more about them than we ever have. Today, people can train to be astronauts, work in space, or join a future mission to Mars. Did you know that the first astronauts were animals? That for astronauts working in space, the sun rises 15 times in 24 hours? Do you know how you might train to become an astronaut? Or where astronauts might explore next?

When they are hunting, or when they are prey, lots of different animals hide in different ways. An octopus changes color, insects look like sticks. Seahorses hide in coral and lizards with two heads! Can you think of any more animals that use camouflage?

There are old homes, new homes, mobile homes, “green” homes, intelligent homes, and strange homes, too! There’s a home made from bottles. A treehouse made from glass. Palaces for kings and queens. And people living in rocks! So, what is a home, and what are homes made of?

Hamelin has a problem. There are rats everywhere! Luckily, the Pied Piper comes to town and says he will kill all the rats for money. How does he do it? Why does he come back to the town, angry?

Three children, Wendy, John and Michael fly off with Peter Pan and Tinkerbell to Neverland. Only children live in Neverland and, of course, the pirate Captain Hook. Do Wendy and her brothers like it there? Do they decide to stay?

Bringing thrilling Super Hero action to the English classroom.

Katie likes beans. They are her favorite vegetable. She gets a small jar, some tissue paper and a bean seed. Does the seed grow?

One day Jack meets a man who gives him five magic beans. The beans grow very tall and Jack climbs up the beanstalk. Fee, Fi, Fo, Foy, says the giant at the top, I can smell a boy. How does Jack get away from the giant?

A witch takes Rapunzel from her parents and keeps her at the top of a tall tower. There are no doors in the tower. Rapunzel is a prisoner. The witch climbs up Rapunzel’s long hair to come inside. How can Rapunzel get out?

Geppetto, the carpenter, makes a wooden puppet. He calls the puppet Pinocchio. Pinocchio has many adventures but there is one thing he really wants. How can Pinocchio save Geppetto from danger and get what he wishes for?

Orphan Pollyanna Whittier goes to live with her cold, unhappy Aunt Polly. She plays the glad game, a game that helps her find things to be glad about. Before long, Pollyanna is helping people in the town play the glad game, and they feel happier. Then, one day, a terrible accident happens! Can it stop Pollyanna’s smile?

Three bears live in a small house. When they go for a walk, Goldilocks comes to the house. What does she do there? What happens next?

One day, Ali Baba sees some thieves going into a cave. After they have gone he goes inside and finds it’s full of gold and silver! He is rich at last! But the thieves want their treasure back and think of a clever way to get it.