Oxford Mathematics: Shorter Books: N3S: Taking Measures (Oxford Mathematics)

Education & Teaching

Smith, Ken

McGuire, Peter

Schools & Teaching

Oxford University Press

Oxford Mathematics is a complete course for students in Years 7 to 11. The first 24 Course Books are designed principally for students in Years 7 and 8, but they may also be used as a resource for students in other years. These books start at National Curriculum Level 3 and provide differentiation and progression throughout. Students using the 24 Course Books will cover the requirements of the NC to at least Level 6. Each Course Book has a corresponding Shorter Book for less able students. Each Course Book and Shorter Book is supported by its own Teaching File (teacher's notes, photocopiable worksheets etc.).

Oxford Mathematics: Shorter Books: A4S: in Sequence (Oxford Mathematics)

An in-built revision programme and regular opportunities to revisit concepts mean students are not cramming at the last minute. This work features: hundreds of past paper examination questions are included so students have regular exposure to exam level questions from the outset, giving them confidence for the real thing; plenty of worked examples showing the key technique and thousands of questions mean that your students have plenty of practice at each of the key skills; questions are clearly differentiated with the most difficult ones highlighted so students can see where they are achieving and where they need more practice; skills breaks allow students to practise all they have learnt in a new context so that they build up their ability to transfer knowledge, which is vital for the examination; and emphasis on building algebraic skills supports this requirement of the new specifications.

Oxford Mathematics Higher Gcse for Edexcel

Teen & Young Adult

Oxford Univ. Pr.

Judo dictionary

Reference

F. C. Avis

Literacies provides students with engaging selections on complex issues that resist easy answers. This impressively diverse collection contains 44 selections from both academic and nonacademic sources. Coupled with thoughtfully crafted pedagogy, these readings ask students to examine the knowledge, experience, and assumptions they bring to their reading, to interpret the selections in conversation with other readings, and to respond in writing. With the Second Edition, the editors have strengthened the book’s emphasis on literacy as a theme, incorporated more cross-disciplinary selections, and enriched the apparatus. These revisions reflect the editors’ commitment to making Literacies the ideal choice for composition courses that emphasize academic discourse.

Literacies: Reading, Writing, Interpretation

Brunk, Terence

Diamond, Suzanne

Perkins, Priscilla

Literature & Fiction

W.W.Norton&Company

Story about the beginnings of the Baseball Hall of Fame by Ken Smith (Director of the National Baseball Hall of Fame). Every player elected by the Baseball Writers or appointed by the Hall committee is included, together with a brief sketch of his career and lifetime records.

Baseball's hall of fame

Grosset&Dunlap

Traces the history of the Baseball Hall of Fame, gives its rules, and describes many of the men who were selected to be honored there.

Baseball Hall of Fame

Sports & Outdoors

Ace Books

William is a typical 5th grader, except for one important thing: He is the not-so-proud owner of a failing heart. It doesn't help that he has an overprotective mom and little hope of ever getting any better. So what does William do? He runs away, of course, and crosses paths with some very unique characters, including a mysterious man who seems to know the future, a girl that catches dreams, and his very own doppelganger. But William's heart only has so much running left in it. And what began as an adventure quickly turns into a matter of life-and-death.

Lifeline

Children's Books

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Cricket Lane Press

The Peak District, Britain's first National Park, is famous for its outstanding natural beauty. At the heart of the region, on the limestone plateau of the White Peak, features of different periods are often found cheek by jowl, where the land has been in constant use over the centuries. In contrast, the gritstone moorland of the Dark Peak was only cultivated in prehistoric times; the many ancient farms and fields that have survived until today give a clear view back to its earliest settlers. From prehistoric barrows and Romano-British settlements to medieval fields and 19th-century lead mines, this work explores these varied landscapes and introduces the people who created them. It looks at the prehistoric sacred and ritual landscapes and how the ancient inhabitants viewed their world. Photographs, illustrations and plans reveal how the Peak District has changed through the ages.

Landscapes Through Time: Peak District (English Heritage (Paper))

Politics & Social Sciences

Barnatt, John

Sociology

B.T.BATSFORD LTD

Work, distances/poems

SWALLOW PRESS+

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