english language

Introduces the four types of sentences: statements, questions, commands, and exclamations; explains how to distinguish a complete sentence from an incomplete one; and includes a word game for review.

Associates each letter of the alphabet with several bits of information concerning the Native Americans of York. Includes activities.

Looks at Shakespeare's unique use of language in both prose and verse, including the new phrases he coined, his word arrangement, and his use of puns and metaphors.

Beginning with a bug, various objects are revealed as being big and small in comparison with other objects on a farm under the big, big sky.

Presents a series of comparisons, such as "Big," "Not so Big" and "Tasty," "Not so Tasty" successive pages.

"Cora the mermaid is having trouble with spelling, but if she wants to stay on the swim team she has to get an A on her next test--so her mother gives her a "magic" diary that compels her to practice writing, while her friends explain to her the concept of studying"--OCLC.

Presents notable facts about people, places, and events from New York--one for each letter of the alphabet--with photographs and rhyming text.

Contains cross-referenced definitions, and historical contexts, of various schools of thought, terms, movements, and religions, arranged in categories such as politics, history, philosophy and the arts, science, medicine, and laws.

Juana loves many things: drawing, eating Brussels sprouts, and living in Bogota, Colombia. Most of all, she loves her dog, Lucas. She does NOT love her itchy school uniform, math problems, or dance class. But above all, Juana does NOT love learning "the English.".

"A group of prefixes have trouble patiently waiting for Mr. Wright to teach a lesson about them in this introduction to prefixes"--Provided by publisher.