Oxford International Primary Maths takes a problem solving approach to the subject that helps students discover, explore and connect with mathematics. Packed with interesting activities and problems, the course also contains support for EAL learners.
Set in Glasgow, this narrative redefines the vampire genre by blending traditional elements with contemporary themes. It explores the complexities of modern life through the eyes of its vampire protagonist, delving into issues of identity, morality, and the search for connection in a bustling urban environment. The story promises a fresh take on vampire lore, moving beyond clichés to offer a rich, character-driven experience.
Used in conjunction with the Teacher's Guide, Progress Guide and Homework Guide, the Busy Ant Maths Pupil Book 2A is the best way to ensure that pupils achieve all the learning objectives of the new Primary Maths National Curriculum.
Cambridge Primary Mathematics is a flexible and engaging course written for the Cambridge Primary Maths Curriculum.
Cambridge Primary Mathematics is a flexible and engaging course written for the Cambridge Primary Maths Curriculum.
Cambridge Primary Mathematics is a flexible and engaging course written for the Cambridge Primary Maths Curriculum.
Cambridge Primary Mathematics is a flexible and engaging course written for the Cambridge Primary Maths Curriculum.
Cambridge Primary Mathematics is a flexible and engaging course written for the Cambridge Primary Maths Curriculum.
The collection features conversational poems that narrate everyday stories while incorporating unexpected twists. Through language slips and miscommunications, the poems evoke unsettling perceptions, creating a thought-provoking reading experience. With a confident and poised style, the work presents a unique and quirky perspective on the nuances of daily life.
No one can imagine how bad things must be. They sprout in the dark, damp folds of my mind. They grow there-- a forest of tiny umbrellas. They flourish-- a crown of terrible heads. Bad Things, the new collection by Louise Wallace - poet, not celebrity housewife - is about the different ways in which we survive. Political and personal, the collection navigates celebrity encounters, women and work, the weight of expectation, and the pasts we try to escape and the people we try to hold on to. These poems are dreamlike, confronting, funny, and sometimes unashamedly weird.