Heroes from American History - Clark, Raymond C

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Auteur(s) : Clark, Raymond C

Editeur : Pro Lingua Learning

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/03/2002

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 144

Expédition : 336

Dimensions : 27.6 x 21.0 x 1.0

ISBN : 9780866471435

Résumé :

Heroes from American History brings to life the stories of remarkable men and women whose courage, innovation, and perseverance helped shape the United States-- and whose influence continues to be felt today. Each chapter presents a clear, engaging biography written for English learners, highlighting both the personal struggles and the enduring legacies of these figures. Lively illustrations, pre-reading prompts, and thoughtful comprehension questions support understanding and discussion, while varied post-reading exercises strengthen vocabulary, grammar, and writing skills. Designed for students who want to learn both language and history, this book builds cultural awareness and appreciation for the people who helped define the American experience. A companion title, Celebrating American Heroes, extends learning through dramatic scripts based on the same inspiring lives.

Features Short, accessible biographies that connect history with language learning Warm-up questions that activate prior knowledge and encourage prediction Comprehension and vocabulary exercises that reinforce reading skills Post-reading writing and discussion activities for language practice and reflection Illustrations that support understanding and engagement Similar Pro Lingua Learning Titles Celebrating American Heroes American Holidays Cultural Differences A to Z Picture Activities for Literacy Discussion Strategies...

Sommaire:

Heroes from American History brings to life the stories of remarkable men and women whose courage, innovation, and perseverance helped shape the United States--and whose influence continues to be felt today. Each chapter presents a clear, engaging biography written for English learners, highlighting both the personal struggles and the enduring legacies of these figures. Lively illustrations, pre-reading prompts, and thoughtful comprehension questions support understanding and discussion, while varied post-reading exercises strengthen vocabulary, grammar, and writing skills. Designed for students who want to learn both language and history, this book builds cultural awareness and appreciation for the people who helped define the American experience. A companion title, Celebrating American Heroes, extends learning through dramatic scripts based on the same inspiring lives.

• Short, accessible biographies that connect history with language learning
• Warm-up questions that activate prior knowledge and encourage prediction
• Comprehension and vocabulary exercises that reinforce reading skills
• Post-reading writing and discussion activities for language practice and reflection
• Illustrations that support understanding and engagement

• Celebrating American Heroes by Anne Siebert -- A companion book of short plays based on the same inspiring figures, ideal for drama and discussion activities.
• American Holidays by Barbara Klebanow, Alan Headbloom, Sara Fischer -- Explores U.S. traditions and cultural values through engaging readings, vocabulary, and grammar practice.
• Cultural Differences by Raymond C. Clark -- Builds intercultural awareness and academic reading skills through topics about customs, values, and perspectives around the world.
• A to Z Picture Activities for Literacy by Kaye Wiley -- Strengthens vocabulary, phonics, and cultural context through illustrated alphabet-based scenes.
• Interactive Dictations by Catherine Sadow & Judy DeFilippo -- Develops listening, writing, and discussion skills with dictations on real-life and historical themes.
• Discussion Strategies by David Kehe & Peggy Dustin Kehe -- Helps learners express opinions, share ideas, and engage in meaningful conversation about history, culture, and values.