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Informationen zum Autor By Kristine Setting Clark Klappentext Simply English is an ESL curriculum adaptable for elementary though adult learners. Its goal is to help the limited and/or non-English speaker achieve fluency in English words that are essential for everyday life. Simply English can also be incorporated into Special Education programs for students who need help with spelling, definitions of words, and correct application of grammatical structures. The forty-four units are organized, presented and applied to everyday, real-life situations. They include whole class and small group activities. Each unit contains the following material: Competency Goals, Vocabulary: Listen, Read, Say, and Structures and Skill Building. The Student Textbook will help you to achieve fluency in English words and phrases which are essential for everyday life. There is also a coordinating Student Workbookto be used along with the textbook to give you practice with spelling, word definitions and correct application of grammatical structures. Inhaltsverzeichnis Unit1. PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION I Introductions2. PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION II Personal Information3. EDUCATION AND SCHOOLING I General information on schedules and classes4. EDUCATION AND SCHOOLING II School terminology, buildings, rooms, equipment, etc.5. THE TELEPHONE/THE CELL PHONE Terminology related to phones and their use6. BEHAVIOR Appropriate and inappropriate behavior in various situations7. FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS Identification of family members and their relationships8. OCCUPATIONS Identification of various occupations and related expressions9. HEALTH I Parts of the body10. HEALTH II Description of ailments, accidents and related terminology11. HEALTH III Doctor and hospital services12. HEALTH IV The drugstore13. HEALTH V Dental and orthodontic services14. HEALTH VI Personal hygiene15. HEALTH VII Emergency services16. MONEY AND BANKING Information in regard to money and banking matters17. SHOPPING I Terminology needed in general shopping situations18. SHOPPING II Clothing19. SHOPPING III Accessories20. SHOPPING IV Grocery shopping at supermarkets and small grocery stores21. SHOPPING V Specific foods: dairy products, meats, fruits, etc.22. MEALS Terminology of breakfast, lunch and dinner23. AT THE RESTAURANT Reservations, ordering and paying the bill24. SPORTS AND SPORTS EQUIPMENT Terminology related to sports, sports equipment and sportsmanship25. FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS Terminology in regard to feelings and emotions26. LEISURE TIME I Hobbies, activities and interests at home27. LEISURE TIME II Hobbies, activities and interests away from the home28. LIVING QUARTERS/DWELLINGS I Living quarters/dwellings and their locations29. LIVING QUARTERS/DWELLINGS II Inside and outside of dwelling: Renting vs. Owning30. ROOMS IN THE HOME I Living room, dining room and hall 31. ROOMS IN THE HOME II The kitchen32. ROOMS IN THE HOME III The bedroom33 ROOMS IN THE HOME IV The bathroom34. HOUSEHOLD CHORES AND HOME MAINTENANCE Terminology related to various chores and maintenance within and/or near the home35. THE POST OFFICE Related terminology in regard to transactions at the post office36. TIME, THE CALENDAR, HOLIDAYS AND CELEBRATIONS Terminology in regard to time, the calendar, the United States holidays and celebrations37. WEATHER AND SEASONS Terminology related to the weather and the seasons of the year38. TRANSPORTATION I - BY ROAD The car, transportation by car and car maintenance39. TRANSPORTATION II - PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Public transportation by road and track40. TRANSPORTATION III - ALTERNATIVES BY ROAD Alternative modes of road transportation41. TRANSPORTATION IV - THE TRAIN Transportation by rail and track42. TRANSPORTATION V - BY AIR Transportation by airplane and helicopter 43. TRANSPORTATION VI - BY WATER Transportation by water44. TAKING A VACATION/TRIP Terminology regard...
