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Published2003.
A first English course for children who are ready for reading and writing
Key features :
Happy Street can be used after an oral/aural course such as Happy House, or as a first English course ...
Published2003.
A first English course for children who are ready for reading and writing
Key features :
Happy Street can be used after an oral/aural course such as Happy House, or as a first English course which includes reading and writing from the beginning.
The characters from Happy House, Polly and Jack, take young learners outside the context of the house and help them to explore the neighbourhood.
The lively songs and chants have a contemporary feel which add to pupils' enjoyment of the course.
It introduces children to different types of reading text. Speech bubble stories give children the opportunity of acting out the text; 'Colin in Computerland' provides revision and language presentation through an exciting adventure story; and the 'Extended reading' sections include topic-based information, rhymes, and jokes.
Writing skills are systematically built up. Level 1 focuses on writing at a word and sentence level, so that by Level 2 children can express themselves in mini- paragraphs.
Pair work activities and games provide lots of regular speaking practice.
The Happy Alphabet Book teaches children the Roman alphabet.
