Huracanes (Hurricanes)

This book describes a snowstorm, including how it forms, what damage it can cause, and how we can protect ourselves from it.

Storms are a fascinating topic and a great way to get young readers interested in science. This series uses simple text and dramatic, full-color photos to take students inside nature's powerful and deadly storms. Each book explains one kind of storm- what it looks like, how it forms, the damage it can do, and how people can protect themselves from danger.

Forces and motion are key concepts in the elementary science curriculum. This Spanish edition of How Simple Machines Work uses simple text and full-color photographs to help ELL students understand the principles behind simple machines. Each volume includes three diagrams to enhance comprehension. The text uses authentic language and is designed to build reading skills as well as knowledge of basic science concepts.

In graphic novel format, follows the adventures of Max Axiom as he explains the science behind light.

When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, it prompted the United States to enter World War II on multiple fronts. From Africa to Europe, the Pacific to the home front, explore the American experience of World War II through the first-hand documents of the war.

The author describes a variety of strange animals including an African antelope, the sloth, and the angler fish.

"As with Ready for FCE, Ready for CAE is based on the same thorough exam preparation structure, and has been revised and updated in line with the new Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English.Special language focus sections encourage analysis of the main grammar areas at this advanced level. Skills for all papers are covered and there is compete practise speaking test included.