Exploring Language Change is one of a series of source books designed to help the study of knowledge about language in the English curriculum at key stage 3, each of which contains a range of examples of language in use which highlight the variety and structure of English. In each book, an anthology of examples is followed by a section of activities which encourage pupils to explore their own language and to collect further examples for their English work.  All examples are accessible to the 11-14 age group, and there is a strong emphasis on observation and description of language rather than prescription.

Exploring Language Change

Children's Books

Taylor, Mike

Education & Reference

Cambridge University Press

Local Internet Marketing experts share their biggest ideas for helping small businesses get more customers by making them findable online.

Small Business - Big Ideas

Computers & Technology

Simpson, Doug

Stewart, Heather

Mize, Jack

Moro, Fabio

Drew, Virginia

Hayden, Blanche

Lambrianidis, Louie

Eland, Mark

Stanley, Lonnie

Business Technology

Offline Profits Publishing, LLC

This is an comprehensive summary of gardening with bees in mind. If you are a beekeeper, it describes flowers, trees and shrubs which you may plant to encourage your bees. If you are a gardener, it provides descriptions about bees and beekeepin

The Beekeeper's Garden

Hooper, Ted

Alphabooks

This book is relevant for AS and A2 Levels of study. Designed to be accessible and friendly in format, the text is aimed at providing clear and concise explanations of the mathematical concepts and how these are then applied in Chemistry. Worked examples are included throughout encouraging students to grasp the subject matter with ease. Examination style questions and answer sections provide the ideal opportunity for continuous progression and to consolidate learning.

Maths for Advanced Chemistry

Science & Math

Robinson, Mike

Chemistry

Nelson Thornes

A history of River Trent navigation

The River Trent Navigation

History

Europe

Tempus Pub Ltd

The Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation linked industrial South Yorkshire, including Sheffield, Rotherham and Doncaster, with the ports of Hull and Goole. It played a major part in the export of coal from the many collieries in the region and the import of grain, timber, steel and more general cargo.From the improvements around Sheffield at the end of the nineteenth century, through neglect during the First World War, public ownership and the expensive modernisation scheme of the 1980s, as well as the triumphs and failures of private enterprise, The Sheffield & South Yorkshire Navigation documents the history and development of the waterway.Included in this volume in a diverse collection of over 200 images of the navigation, its traffic, and of the surrounding area, depicting the historical and present influences of the traditional industries of the area, from the South Yorkshire coalfields to steelmaking and glass blowing.

The Sheffield & S Yorkshire Navigation: Images of England

Tempus

This is a photographic history of the Yorkshire Ouse navigation, with a wide-ranging collection of images from the early days to today showing the changes over the years.

The Yorkshire Ouse Navigation

Shipping on the Humber (South Bank): The South Bank

Business & Money

Industries

This book uses old photographs and illustrations to tell the entire history of shipping on the Humber River.

Shipping on the Humber: The North Bank

Humber Waterways

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

The History Press LTD

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