John Stephen Knodell Bücher

Connecting Cultures: Japan & Canada is an English language textbook made for Japanese students who want to study English using Canadian stories. The textbook helps students study grammar, practice speaking and reading, and is good for students who want to study English in Canada because Connecting Cultures teaches students about Canada. Many of the stories in Connecting Cultures are already popular in Japan: Anne of Green Gables, or 'Red Hair Anne', Winnie the Pooh, and The Titanic are just three stories used to help students learn English. Whether you want to learn grammar, practice speaking in English, practice for English tests, or just learn about Canada, Connecting Cultures can help students improve their English skills. Discover the ways in which Japan and Canada are connected by learning English with Connecting Cultures: Japan & Canada. The units in Connecting Cultures: Japan/Canada feature - learning new vocabulary with short quizzes - discussion questions - stories that connect Japanese and Canadian cultures - reading comprehension questions - specified grammar forms within each reading - exercises and tasks to practice the grammar forms - translation exercises - answers for the exercises and more...

Everybody thinks having a magic coin would be AMAZING! But for Chanmee, it turns into a NIGHTMARE. Angry monkeys, angry giants, evil teachers, and a mad king...all looking for her coin. Chanmee fights hard to keep her magic coin, but in the end, she loses it. To get it back, she must break the heart of a girl who just happens to be the king's sister.

Uncle Pazzo's Short, 5-minutes-to-read TALL Tales is a collection of funny, interesting, and simple stories for children. All of the stories have their own easy questions for children to answer after listening to Uncle Pazzo's amazing tales. All of the stories were written to help Japanese students practice listening for Japanese Eiken Tests. The stories are not hard to understand, fun to read, and help children practice that essential and sometimes elusive skill... listening.