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Ecole Alouette French Book One: Skoldo
Skoldo Book One introduces French grammar and language at a level suitable for 6 - 10 year olds. Its use of short conversations, questions and answers, songs and activities help pupils develop a confident understanding of the French language. There is help with pronunciation and singing on the Ecole Alouette YouTube channel.
£7.15
Ecole Alouette French Book Three: Skoldo: Book 3: Pupil Book
This is the fourth book in the Skoldo Primary Modern Language series. It aims to develop confidence in spoken French through little conversations and to explain the way the French language works through grammar. There are extra-curricular subjects such as the life cycle of a frog, Peter and the Wolf, a poem, the formation of clouds, la Fontaine's story of the Crow and the Fox and teeth. There are also revision pages and extentions of vocabulary to help build up a wide understanding of the French language. The book has been designed to be versatile to suit schools' andd pupils'needs. It can be used as a work book or a text book. The layout is clear and everything is well explained and easy to follow.
£7.15
Ecole Alouette Elementary Book
An educational workbook for learning the Spanish language.
£7.15
Ecole Alouette French Elementary Book: Skoldo
This is the first of four books making up the Skoldo Primary French course. The Elementary French Book introduces 120 illustrated words, 5 simple conversations and 15 songs. It encourages young children to read and write simple French developing their listening and speaking skills. The complete book is available on YouTube in video format.
£7.15
Ecole Alouette Skoldo and the Little French Rabbit
This English storybook introduces eight French words through the friendship of two cartoon characters: Skoldo and Pompom the rabbits. Advice and pronunciation guides are available to give parents and teachers confidence when reading the book with children.
£5.90
Ecole Alouette Ask Not Why: Can one child fulfil the dreams of a lost generation?
Kilbackie on the Isle of Skye weaves its way in the lives of Donny, Angus and Katherine with devastating results. The island exists deep within their souls, they have been hewn out of its volcanic rock and moulded by its wind and rain. Returning from WW1 Angus seeks answers to the countless questions that fill his mind. He finds intellectual satisfaction in Sir Hugh Hollister's library at Shottenden Park where he works as a stockman. His family's subsistence living on Skye and unquestioning belief in God no longer appeals to him and he decides never to return. Donny, on the other hand, returns to Skye crippled and angry. He struggles to control his demons and becomes a fundamentalist minister bringing him in direct conflict with his daughter, Katherine and his friend Angus. Katherine and Angus' enlightened thinking causes a tragedy from which no-one recovers. Can one small child fulfil the dreams of a lost generation?
£7.78
