Books by Helen Casey

New Zealand suffragist Eliza Wallis was a first-wave feminist who actively sought the Vote for Women. She was a founding member of the National Council of Women in 1896. Her story is told by her fourth great niece in this bilingual children's picture book, a Suffrage 125 project.

Succeed and shineEvery lesson is underpinned by the 'engage - practice - communicate' approachEngageThe lively and imaginative stories capture students' attention and introduce new language in a meaningful context. Visual vocabulary presentations, story cards and activities activ...ate students' existing knowledge, and encourage creativity and critical thinking.PracticeA variety of contexts and songs, projects and communicative pair work give students plenty of opportunities to practise new vocabulary and grammar. CLIL lessons are consolidated and practised through listening activities and personalised communication games in the Student Book, as well as further activities in the Workbook. The Workbook provides plenty of extra practice of the vocabulary and grammar learnt in every unit. Lots of the activities are personalized, and extension activities keep faster learners motivated. CommunicateRole plays, games, projects, and group or paired speaking activities provide opportunities for students to communicate with one another.A carefully-designed grammar, vocabulary and skills syllabus ensures that students develop the language they need for examsStarlight's high-level course syllabus covers a wide range of grammatical structures and vocabulary in line with the Cambridge Young Learner and KET examinations. The integrated approach to language and skills development focuses on fluency and accuracy. Systematic recycling of all core language in every unit through review lessons are designed to elicit all unit language from students in preparation for their exams. Projects, CLIL lessons and cross-curricular videos motivate students by linking English to their world outside the classroomMotivating CLIL lessons and projects encourage critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration, developing children's 21st century skills. Culture pages offer the opportunity to transfer useful, practical English language to a range of different areas of the school curric
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Succeed and shineEvery lesson is underpinned by the 'engage - practice - communicate' approachEngageThe lively and imaginative stories capture students' attention and introduce new language in a meaningful context. Visual vocabulary presentations, story cards and activities activ...ate students' existing knowledge, and encourage creativity and critical thinking.PracticeA variety of contexts and songs, projects and communicative pair work give students plenty of opportunities to practise new vocabulary and grammar. CLIL lessons are consolidated and practised through listening activities and personalised communication games in the Student Book, as well as further activities in the Workbook. The Workbook provides plenty of extra practice of the vocabulary and grammar learnt in every unit. Lots of the activities are personalized, and extension activities keep faster learners motivated. CommunicateRole plays, games, projects, and group or paired speaking activities provide opportunities for students to communicate with one another.A carefully-designed grammar, vocabulary and skills syllabus ensures that students develop the language they need for examsStarlight's high-level course syllabus covers a wide range of grammatical structures and vocabulary in line with the Cambridge Young Learner and KET examinations. The integrated approach to language and skills development focuses on fluency and accuracy. Systematic recycling of all core language in every unit through review lessons are designed to elicit all unit language from students in preparation for their exams. Projects, CLIL lessons and cross-curricular videos motivate students by linking English to their world outside the classroomMotivating CLIL lessons and projects encourage critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration, developing children's 21st century skills. Culture pages offer the opportunity to transfer useful, practical English language to a range of different areas of the school curric
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Succeed and shineEvery lesson is underpinned by the 'engage - practice - communicate' approachEngageThe lively and imaginative stories capture students' attention and introduce new language in a meaningful context. Visual vocabulary presentations, story cards and activities activ...ate students' existing knowledge, and encourage creativity and critical thinking.PracticeA variety of contexts and songs, projects and communicative pair work give students plenty of opportunities to practise new vocabulary and grammar. CLIL lessons are consolidated and practised through listening activities and personalised communication games in the Student Book, as well as further activities in the Workbook. The Workbook provides plenty of extra practice of the vocabulary and grammar learnt in every unit. Lots of the activities are personalized, and extension activities keep faster learners motivated. CommunicateRole plays, games, projects, and group or paired speaking activities provide opportunities for students to communicate with one another.A carefully-designed grammar, vocabulary and skills syllabus ensures that students develop the language they need for examsStarlight's high-level course syllabus covers a wide range of grammatical structures and vocabulary in line with the Cambridge Young Learner and KET examinations. The integrated approach to language and skills development focuses on fluency and accuracy. Systematic recycling of all core language in every unit through review lessons are designed to elicit all unit language from students in preparation for their exams. Projects, CLIL lessons and cross-curricular videos motivate students by linking English to their world outside the classroomMotivating CLIL lessons and projects encourage critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration, developing children's 21st century skills. Culture pages offer the opportunity to transfer useful, practical English language to a range of different areas of the school curric
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Succeed and shineEvery lesson is underpinned by the 'engage - practice - communicate' approachEngageThe lively and imaginative stories capture students' attention and introduce new language in a meaningful context. Visual vocabulary presentations, story cards and activities activ...ate students' existing knowledge, and encourage creativity and critical thinking.PracticeA variety of contexts and songs, projects and communicative pair work give students plenty of opportunities to practise new vocabulary and grammar. CLIL lessons are consolidated and practised through listening activities and personalised communication games in the Student Book, as well as further activities in the Workbook. The Workbook provides plenty of extra practice of the vocabulary and grammar learnt in every unit. Lots of the activities are personalized, and extension activities keep faster learners motivated. CommunicateRole plays, games, projects, and group or paired speaking activities provide opportunities for students to communicate with one another.A carefully-designed grammar, vocabulary and skills syllabus ensures that students develop the language they need for examsStarlight's high-level course syllabus covers a wide range of grammatical structures and vocabulary in line with the Cambridge Young Learner and KET examinations. The integrated approach to language and skills development focuses on fluency and accuracy. Systematic recycling of all core language in every unit through review lessons are designed to elicit all unit language from students in preparation for their exams. Projects, CLIL lessons and cross-curricular videos motivate students by linking English to their world outside the classroomMotivating CLIL lessons and projects encourage critical thinking, creativity, communication and collaboration, developing children's 21st century skills. Culture pages offer the opportunity to transfer useful, practical English language to a range of different areas of the school curric
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