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*Targeted for students between the end of their elementary school education and middle school *The listening material for the activities centers on original, records native English speaker dialogs and monologs *Dictation sections can be used as ready-made homework material
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• Engaging activities covering all four skill areas
• Systematic coverage of content from CEFR and common children’s tests of English proficiency
• Workbook and student’s app for extra practice in class or at home
• Teacher’s Guide with extensive classroom notes
• Interactive whiteboard with extra classroom activities to enhance learning
Blueprint 1-7
Blueprint is a new seven-book series developed for and targeting adult English learners of all ability levels. From introducing basic greetings and social situations to dealing with select academic or vocational topics, the Blueprint series will provide the mature learner with relevant practical skills. Grammar, vocabulary, speaking patterns, and listening activities will allow practice essential for the development and mastering of real world usage.
Reading for Speed and Fluency 2/e
The newest edition of Reading for Speed and Fluency provides reading practice for fluency development with articles on current trends and more attention to vocabulary acquisition. Based on the idea that the most important requirement for reading fluency development is reading the material at the right level, the series creates an informative and enjoyable speed reading course. Passages with familiar vocabulary and grouped themes will enable students gain confidence in reading as they progress through each book.
Features
• Updated articles that discuss current trends
• More attention to vocabulary learning
• Gradual increase in word count as level progresses
• Focus on overall development in fluency for students to “read faster-read more-read well” cycle
• Aims to help students reach 250 WPM
Taking the Toeic 2/e
Taking the TOEIC® is a comprehensive guide to taking the TOEIC® Listening and Reading Test. This book can be used as the perfect companion manual for self-learners or as a classroom text. The book is targeted for those who have experience with the TOEIC® test but are looking to improve their basic TOEIC® skills, fix commonly-made errors, and polish their English grammar to avoid simple mistakes. This book is made up of four chapters: three go over each section of the test in detail and one is a practice test.
• New mobile app(Class Loop) to enhance learning experience
Teachers can create an interactive classroom using Class Loop. Class Loop is a new Classroom Response Application. It shows students answer questions in real-time. Teachers can easily check where students are struggling and excelling.
In addition, Class Loop will provide questions based on that question type to drill students.
• Examples and explanations of every part, including the new question types
• Systemic exercises to drill test-taking strategies for every section
• Tips and tricks to help test-takers solve questions even quicker
Writing Basics
Writing Basics is a two-book writing series designed for elementary students of English. Throughout, carefully leveled activities guide students as they expand their core vocabulary and gain familiarity with fundamental structures. Students gradually build their confidence in writing about a wide range of topics and everyday situations as they progress towards producing their own responses to prompts. With plenty of support and gradually-increasing task difficulty, the Writing Basics series offers young writers the chance for a positive learning experience and a solid foundation for their English writing skills.
Features
Themed units with graded topic-based vocabulary
Realistic topics and everyday themes
Systematic progression of important structures
Separate vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, and writing practice
Lots of colorful illustrations to support understanding
Gradually increasing task complexity and difficulty
Writing Step by Step
Writing Step-by-Step is a two-book writing series designed for young students of
English. Expanding on students’ knowledge of core vocabulary and fundamental
structures, this series introduces higher level, more expressive vocabulary, and
more complex structures to help emerging writers better express their ideas.
Students are also introduced to paragraph form and the basics of the writing
process, including essential brainstorming methods. Throughout each unit,
activities progress gradually step by step-from vocabulary building and structure
practice to writing sentences and their own fully developed paragraphs. The
series introduces students to increasingly complex paragraphs-from descriptive
and narrative to argumentative to parallel students developing fluency.
Features
Unit themes and topics that young learners can relate to
Carefully leveled vocabulary and structures
Wide variety of activity types to maintain interest
Guided practice with important steps in the writing process
Exposure to different paragraph types
2018 Compass Publishing ELT Catalog
2018 Compass Publishing ELT Catalog is updated with new releases for Fall 2017 to Spring 2018.
New relases include: Basic Reading 200 Key Words, Integrate Basic/Building, Blueprint, and Interact.
2018 Compass Publishing Level Chart
Compass Catalog 2018 Level Chart is updated with new releases for Fall 2017- Spring 2018.
New Releases include: Basic Reading 200, Integrate Basic/Building, Blueprint, and Interact.
Blueprint 1 4 walkthrough
Blueprint is a seven-level coursebook series that teaches adult learners of English the useful language they need to succeed in their daily lives. Each module teaches learners how to communicate in everyday situations with a practical syllabus built on CEFR-based competencies. Learners gain familiarity and fluency through balanced language input and output activities, and useful, high-frequency expressions.
Integrate: Reading and Writing Walkthrough
Integrate is a multi-level reading and writing series for beginner to intermediate learners of English. The series features reading passages in a variety of formats on high-interest topics linked to common academic standards. Throughout the series, learners gain familiarity with reading skills, reinforced through writing tasks. Reading comprehension is progressively developed in tandem with fluency. Throughout the series, students gradually expand their vocabulary through exposure to high-frequency focus words related to the unit topics. Engaging videos and augmented reality (AR) content enrich the learning experience and provide opportunities for developing digital literacy and 21st-century skills.
Reading Jump Series
Three book reading series contains 20 units structured into 10 thematic topics with 4 pages per each unit
Suitable for students in their middle school to early high school. CEFR level: Upper intermediate A2-A2+
Think & Write activities provided at end of the book, which enables students to reflect on key information from the passage.
Helps students’ to encounter key vocabularies and improve understanding of concepts and ideas through series of comprehension and writing questions.
Grammar Galaxy - Walkthrough
Grammar Galaxy is a three-book grammar series designed to improve higher-elementary learner's accuracy in using the basic structure of English. Characters provide context to keep the content meaningful, fun, and engaging. Simple tables, clear explanations, and realistic examples give students a clear, intuitive understanding of high-frequency grammar structures. The series spiral curriculum ensures that students review and build on their learning.
Grammar Planet - Walkthrough
Grammar Planet is a three-book grammar series designed to help learners acquire a solid foundation of basic, high-frequency grammar structures. To solidify and expand learner's knowledge of grammar and to encourage steady progress, this series uses a spiral curriculum which reviews previous grammar points while simultaneously incorporating new, more complex structures.
Grammar Success - Walkthrough
Grammar Success is a three-book series which combines clear explanations of each grammar target with concrete examples of real-life use. A wide range of engaging follow-up activities and colorful illustrations ensure students maintain their focus and enjoy themselves while developing their English-grammar skills.
Grammar Starter - Walkthrough
Grammar Starter is a vibrant three-book grammar series in full color. Chapters are organized around basic grammar topics and units are structured to present, practice, and reinforce grammar points. Students will quickly grasp the fundamentals of English grammar necessary to build their communication skills.
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Listening Jump
- 2. Content • Overview • Key Features • Unit Walkthrough Student Book Dictation Book
- 3. Overview • Targeted for students between the end of their elementary school education and middle school • The listening material for the activities centers on original, records native English speaker dialogs and monologs • Dictation sections can be used as ready-made homework material
- 4. Series Key Features • Easy-to-use, intensive listening-based activities that need minimal teacher preparation • Over 100 audio tracks with native-English speaker pronunciation in graded, real-world dialogs and monologs • Full-color illustrations to guide comprehension and anticipation of material
- 5. Student Book Target Vocabulary Introduced and carefully recycled throughout the units and Review units.
- 6. Student Book Warm-Up Provides a guided and safe context for students to start to explore potentially new vocabulary.
- 7. Student Book Listen and add the stickers Simulates a note-taking activity that might be typical for preparing for real-world academic listening comprehension demands.
- 8. Student Book Listening Tasks Contain dialogs or monologs set at a consistent, timed-speed. Follow-up multiple choice questions prepare students for popular tests such as TOEFL or TOEIC visual prompts help guide anticipation of material.
- 9. Student Book Actual Listening Contain dialogs or monologs set at a consistent, timed-speed. Follow-up multiple choice questions prepare students for popular tests such as TOEFL or TOEIC visual prompts help guide anticipation of material.
- 10. Student Book Speaking Offers an extension to monitor input- to-output English skills.
- 11. Student Book Review 1 Provides additional practice for students to supplement what they learned in the student book.
- 12. Student Book Review 1 Provides additional practice for students to supplement what they learned in the student book.
- 13. Dictation Book Can be used as a ready-made homework materials. It provides many hours of further listening training as it recycles all the material from the earlier units.
- 14. Dictation Book Can be used as a ready-made homework materials. It provides many hours of further listening training as it recycles all the material from the earlier units.
- 15. Dictation Book Can be used as a ready-made homework materials. It provides many hours of further listening training as it recycles all the material from the earlier units.
- 16. Dictation Book Can be used as a ready-made homework materials. It provides many hours of further listening training as it recycles all the material from the earlier units.
- 17. Dictation Book Can be used as a ready-made homework materials. It provides many hours of further listening training as it recycles all the material from the earlier units.
- 18. Dictation Book Can be used as a ready-made homework materials. It provides many hours of further listening training as it recycles all the material from the earlier units.
- 19. Thank You! For information on this product or other ELT materials, connect with us! facebook.com/compasspublishing @CompassELT info@compasspub.com