Way Ahead 3. Pupil's Book. A Fundation Course in English. New edition + CD

Way Ahead is an imaginative, six-level course for primary school children who are learning English as a first foreign language.
The course is reading based, with a strong communicative flavour. The structures and functions of English are taught through a variety of inviting, child-centred activities, which have been carefully graded and are suitable for classes in a variety of cultural backgrounds.
At the lower levels, the books introduce a cast of interesting characters who contextualise the language and make learning fun.
At the upper levels, new language is presented through a series of motivating and informative topics, and the course develops the skills the children need to pursue their studies to a higher level.
This new edition of Way Ahead has been redesigned and updated to attract a new generation of learners. The CD-ROM has interactive games which make learning fun.
The extensively rewritten Practice Books include more exercises, additional handwriting work and more challenging practice tests. The new Story Audio Cassettes offer recorded versions of the Readers and the Reading for Pleasure pages from the Pupil's Books.
Содержание

1 I live in Clifton.
Spelling: ea
Punctuation
Personal details;
routine Places in a town

2 What is Emma doing?
Spelling: oo
Categorising
School lessons
Adventure playground

3 I have two cousins.
Spelling: 3rd person s/es
Categorising
Family members
Jobs and professions

4 Let’s play in the park.
Spelling: double consonant before -ing
Adverbs of frequency
Sport and activities

5 Birthdays
Alphabetical order
Capital letters
Ordinals 13th—31 st, figures and words

6 Jill is taller than Emma.
Spelling: ow
Finding differences
Comparative adjectives
Measurements

7 Let’s go shopping.
Shops and shopping
Alphabetical order
Spelling: о

8 We’re going to have a picnic.
Spelling: ou
Categorising
Outings
Prepositions of movement

9 At the market
Spelling: double letters
Long/short forms
Food; prices
Shopping

10 A picnic
Spelling: rhyming words
Identifying syllables
Picnic equipment
Picnic food

11 He was a very pretty baby.
Appearance
Comparative sentences
Spelling: adjectives '__y'

12 They had a farm.
Household items
Alphabetical order
Spelling: oa

13 The first people were in Africa.
Spelling: irregular
Human inventions
Plurals
Ancient artefacts

14 You can go on rides at the funfair.
Spelling: ‘_air’

15 She is the prettiest.
Spelling: ‘_y/ier/iest’
Superlative adjectives
Capital letters

16 The puppet theatre
Spelling: past tense
Alphabetical order
Jobs in the home
Traditional story

17 You mustn’t swim after eating.
Spelling: ‘_sh’
Punctuation
Swimming
Sports clothing

18 Seasons
Spelling: ow
Seasons; seasonal weather
Syllable search

19 Read me a story, please!
Spelling: ‘_mp'
Activities for others
Opinions

20 See what I can do...
Revision

Dictionary pages
People working
A picnic
Places to go
Word list