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Level 1.................................................................................... 10
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Green Apple 20
Starter..................................................................................... 20
Step 1..................................................................................... 24
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Reading Classics 62
Index 64
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of Denmark
Bassanio wants to impress Portia but he doesn’t have enough money to do
so. He turns for help to Antonio, who is forced to borrow from Shylock, a
Jewish moneylender. When Antonio’s business starts going badly, repayment
becomes impossible and Shylock is allowed to demand a pound of the
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to tell; subordination after: because, when; zero, definite and indefinite articles; possessive ’s and s’; countable and uncountable nouns; some, any; much, many, a lot; (a) little, (a) few; all, every; etc.
All the structures used in the previous step, plus the following: regular and common irregular verbs; passive forms; will; may; mustn’t; have (got) to; zero and 1st conditionals; defining relative clauses
with who, where; comparative and superlative of adjectives; formation of adverbs.
All the structures used in the previous steps, plus the following: Present Perfect Simple; indefinite past with yet, already, still; recent past with just; duration form; question tags; should; might; defining
relative clauses with: which, that, zero pronoun; time clauses introduced by when, while, until, before, after, as; soon as; clauses of purpose.
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-ing); can; could; will; would … like; shall; should; may; must; mustn’t; have (got) to; need; co-ordination: but, and, or, and then; subordination after verbs such as: to know, to think, to say, to tell; zero
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every; order of adjectives; comparative and superlative of adjectives; formation and comparative/superlative of adverbs.
All the structures used in the previous step, plus the following: regular and common irregular verbs; passive forms; will; may; mustn’t; have (got) to; zero and 1st conditionals; defining relative clauses
with who, where; comparative and superlative of adjectives; formation of adverbs.
All the structures used in the previous steps, plus the following: Present Perfect Simple; indefinite past with yet, already, still; recent past with just; duration form; question tags; should; might; defining
relative clauses with: which, that, zero pronoun; time clauses introduced by when, while, until, before, after, as; soon as; clauses of purpose.
All the structures used in the previous steps, plus the following: Present Perfect Simple: the first, second… time that...; Present Perfect Continuous (duration form); reported speech introduced by
precise reporting verbs; get used to + -ing; had better; types of clause: 3rd Conditional: if + Past Perfect, would(n’t) have / conditionals with may; might; non-defining relative clauses with: which,
whose; clauses of concession: even though; in spite of; despite.
All the structures used in the previous steps, plus the following: Present Perfect Simple (duration form) / Past Perfect Simple: narrative; causative: have / get + object + past participle; reported questions and
orders with ask and tell; ought to (present and future reference); used to: past habits and states; types of clause: 2nd Conditional: if + past, would(n’t); zero, 1st and 2nd conditionals with unless; non-defining
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precise reporting verbs; get used to + -ing; had better; types of clause: 3rd Conditional: if + Past Perfect, would(n’t) have / conditionals with may; might; non-defining relative clauses with: which,
whose; clauses of concession: even though; in spite of; despite.
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Dorothy The Enormous Turnip The Gingerbread Man The Star and the Colours A Trip to the Safari Park
Paola Traverso Retold by Ruth Hobart Jennifer Gascoigne Paola Traverso Gigliola Pagano
Every night, Dorothy delivers A farmer plants a turnip seed and One day Grandma makes a A very curious star wants to know A class of young South African
dreams – to adults, children and overnight it grows into an enormous gingerbread man for tea but, when what the sun is like. When the schoolchildren go on a trip to a
even pets. Usually everyone gets turnip! But, even though he and his he is cooked, he jumps off the table moon calls the stars to go to bed, safari park. They have been looking
the dream they want, but one dark family pull and pull, they can’t pull and runs away. He doesn’t want to she hides under a cloud and waits. forward to it and they can hardly
night Dorothy can’t see, and she the turnip out of the ground. Read be eaten! Grandma, Grandpa and Little by little the sun comes out contain their enthusiasm, so their
delivers the wrong dreams… But in how, in this retelling of a delightful Billy and all the animals he passes and a world of colourful things teacher has to be very patient!
this delightful, original tale tale, a little mouse makes a big try to catch him, but he runs too appears. The star loves what she They have a lot of laughs and a lot
everything ends happily as a chorus difference, and everyone enjoys an fast for them. Unfortunately, he sees and every time she discovers of fun, but they also manage to
of cats comes to the rescue! enormous turnip meal. doesn’t know how to swim! a new colour she sings a magic learn something!
song because she wants to become
coloured. Nothing seems to
change, but in the end the star gets
a great surprise.
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The Ugly Duckling Henny Penny Little Red Riding Hood The Mad Teacher The Magic Pot
Retold by Ruth Hobart Retold by Emily Flynn Retold by Ruth Hobart Cristina Ivaldi Emily Flynn
This little duckling is different from Henny Penny is going to the village A modern-looking girl on the way to Teachers are often rather strange Maggie is very poor and has little to
the other ducklings. Everyone when a big acorn falls on her head her grandmother meets an old- people, particularly English eat, but fortunately she meets an old
laughs at him, animals and humans from an oak tree. She thinks that fashioned wolf in the woods. But teachers! They repeat the same woman that gives her a magic pot.
alike, and only his mum loves him. the sky is falling and she runs to tell there’s a happy ending. The girl, her words and ask children to say and All Maggie needs to do is to say
But when spring comes, he sees his the king. Along the road she meets grandmother and a wood-cutter all do absurd things. This teacher, special words and the pot cooks a
reflection in the water, and… what a Cocky Locky, Ducky Lucky and have tea together, while the wolf however, is not just a bit strange, delicious soup. When Maggie and
change has taken place! other animal friends. They all join runs away, scared but still alive! he is really mad... raving mad! her mum are hungry, they can have
her, while the fox is waiting for By the end of the story children will soup, a lot of soup! One day, while
them in the wood. He’s hungry and realise that a mad teacher can be Maggie is out, something goes
he wants to eat the animals. But, at better than a sane and boring one! wrong. The magic pot cooks and
the last moment, something cooks and it doesn’t stop. The soup
unexpected happens…This version goes all over the kitchen, the house,
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Miss Grace Green and Mowgli learns The Owl’s Song Rapunzel
the Clown Brothers to swim Paola Traverso Retold by Ruth Hobart
Paola Traverso Ruth Hobart Every early morning the little birds A witch takes Rapunzel away from
The four little clown fish just love When Mowgli meets the tiger Shere in the wood fly everywhere to wake her parents when she is a small
swimming and playing, although Khan and isn’t able to cross the their animal friends up. One day a child. When Rapunzel grows into a
they are afraid of three particularly river to escape, he realises that he big brown owl comes. He wants to beautiful young woman the witch
big, bad fish! But help is at hand in must learn to swim. With a little join the little birds but they do not locks her in a tower in the forest!
the shape of Miss Grace Green. help from his friends Baloo, want him, because they say he is However, the story ends happily
This delightful story also shows us Bagheera, Hathi and the others, too big and ugly and he can’t sing. with Rapunzel reunited with her
how life is so much better when we Mowgli discovers that swimming The poor owl hides inside an old parents and then marrying a prince!
live together. isn’t so difficult after all! black tree. But the night comes
again and… fairies arrive. It’s time
for the owl to sing his song. He
sings beautifully! The fairies start
dancing and the night becomes
magic!
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Bugaboo Cinderella Maggie and Max Visit The Musicians of Bremen The Jungle Book
the Wicked Witch Retold by Ruth Hobart the Haunted Castle Retold by Paola Traverso Gaia Ierace
Cristina Ivaldi Poor Cinderella! She has to do all Gabriella Coates A donkey decides to leave his This delightfully illustrated story,
This is a story about a wicked witch the housework, and her sisters It’s a lovely summer day. Max and master and go to Bremen, the town loosely based on Kipling’s The
who is so silly that she is actually won’t take her to the ball! But Maggie decide to go and visit the of music. Along the way other Jungle Book, will introduce children
harmless! However, she becomes thanks to a fairy godmother – and castle on the hill near the town. animals join in: a dog, a cat and a to Mowgli as a baby and watch him
extremely dangerous when a blow her pets! – she does go to the ball. Everybody says it’s a haunted cock. They all want to go to Bremen grow up in the jungle with the wolf
to her head turns her into a good There, the Prince falls in love with castle but Maggie doesn’t believe and become musicians. It’s night, family. His teachers, Baloo the bear
witch… There is nothing worse than her, but will he find her again? it. Max thinks that castles are the road is long and they are and Bagheera the panther, will
a very silly person who wants to do perfect homes for ghosts and he is hungry... teach Mowgli a number of
good, particularly if she has magic not sure that he wants to go. important things about surviving in
powers! When they are in the castle lots of the jungle.
strange things happen! First it’s
only Max who sees funny faces and
people moving in the pictures on
the walls but then Maggie starts
feeling a bit worried, too.
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The Little Mermaid Monster in the Box Peter and the Wolf
Retold by Judith Percival Cristina Ivaldi Retold by Ruth Hobart
The little mermaid lives in a Bullies at school pick on Bobo, who Peter’s grandfather warns him
magical, beautiful world at the is a bit small for his age. Not to about going into the forest: it’s still
bottom of the sea, but she wants to worry, for Bobo is a resourceful winter, so the wolves are hungry!
see what the world above is like. young lad with a few surprises of But of course, Peter doesn’t listen...
When she goes up she falls in love his own, and he soon teaches the This version of the much-loved
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Aesop’s Fables Dracula and his Family Frankenstein at School Freddy Finds the Thief The Magic
Retold by Ruth Hobart Gaia Ierace Gaia Ierace Victoria Heward Computer Mouse
In three stories three characters This is the ‘ordinary’ life of Count A team of scientists headed by none When the Queen’s golden harp Nella Burnett-Stuart and Liz Taylor
teach us lessons: the tortoise Dracula, his wife Felicia, their three other than Doctor Frankenstein disappears nobody knows where to Martin, who is very good at English,
‘slowly but surely’ wins the race; children, Adam, Eve and Brian, and creates a tender-hearted monster, look or what to do. The King offers goes to see his penfriend in
the mouse becomes a ‘great little their butler, Roman Blenski. who a group of nosy children find in 500 gold pieces to the person who London. He doesn’t fly there, or
friend’ to the mighty lion; the the school lab. can find it. Clever Freddy is the only take a coach or catch a train… he
country mouse prefers the quiet life one who has the answer and can arrives there magically by
back home to the luxury – and find the thief. computer.
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Halloween Holiday Aladdin Ali Baba and
Ruth Hobart Retold by Ruth Hobart the Forty Thieves
It’s Halloween and the Beast family A magician tricks Aladdin, but when Retold by Catherine E. White
receive a very special invitation Aladdin rubs an old lamp a genie Ali Baba’s life changes on the day
from Dracula. Follow them on their comes out, and life is never the he sees forty thieves hiding their
adventures as they fly across same again, for him or his mum! treasure in a secret cave and hears
Europe to Dracula’s castle in Despite the magician’s plots, the thieves’ leader say the words
Transylvania. Find out what Aladdin manages to keep the magic ‘Open Sesame’ to get into the cave.
happens when they get lost in the lamp… and the beautiful princess! But before Ali and his family can
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The Canterville Ghost Nasreddin – Ten Stories Snow White and Two Monsters Zed the Magician
Oscar Wilde Retold by Jennifer Gascoigne the Seven Dwarfs Cristina Ivaldi Nella Burnett-Stuart
Retold by Catherine E. White and Liz Taylor
Adapted by Gaia Ierace Nasreddin does and says some How can a health-freak bogey boy
strange things. Why does he look Snow White’s life is in danger when and a junk-freak human boy put up A lively mystery story involving a
When the American Otis family
for his key in the garden when he her father marries again and his with living in their demanding magician called Zed, some daring
move to their new house in
lost it in the house? Why does he new wife, Queen Bella, becomes families? By the way, which one of schoolchildren and a crime to be
England, interesting things begin to
weigh his cat? Why does he invite a terribly jealous of Snow White’s them is the monster? solved. Readers follow the
happen – especially when they
beggar onto his roof? But perhaps beauty. But Queen Bella’s plans adventure, read the clues and find
meet Mr Ghost!
Nasreddin is cleverer than we first fail, and Snow White finds safety at out how the friends uncover the
think! Read this collection of ten the cottage of the seven dwarfs mystery.
amusing stories and decide! before becoming reunited with her
father.
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Green Apple
E. Nesbit of Bodega Bay Gina D. B. Clemen and The Selfish Giant Rudyard Kipling
Adapted by Cheryl Thompson Gina D. B. Clemen Mystery & horror Oscar Wilde Adapted by Kelly Reinhart
Adventure Adapted by Elizabeth Ann Moore Activities by Eleanor Donaldson
Mystery & horror It’s fun to get ready for Halloween
Five children go on holiday and and it’s even more fun to have a Fairy tale & fantasy Adventure
When Kate and Mike Sullivan invite
discover a sand fairy near their spooky Halloween party!
their friend Carlos to sail to the The Happy Prince is the story of the Mowgli, a baby boy, is raised by a
home! The sand fairy is an unusual Farallon Islands on their father’s But what happens to a group of family of loving wolves in India.
touching friendship between the
creature that grants wishes, and new boat, The Pelican, they expect young teenagers when their Bagheera, the panther, and Baloo,
golden statue of the Happy Prince
this is just the beginning of an to see the fascinating birds and Halloween party becomes a living the bear, teach him the laws of the
and a little swallow.
incredible adventure for them. animals which live there. But this nightmare? Find out what horror is jungle.
The enchanted garden of The
The children go from one exciting exciting boat trip on the Pacific all about in this spine-tingling story! The adventure begins!
Selfish Giant is the perfect place for
adventure to another until things Ocean turns into a night of horror Dossiers: children to play, until the Giant Dossiers:
become complicated… when ghastly ghosts from the past The Origins of Halloween, Salem decides to keep it all for himself! Let’s Meet Some of the Animals in
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Green Apple
Frances Hodgson Burnett Victoria Heward William Shakespeare Kenneth Grahame Wizard of Oz
Adapted by Elizabeth Ann Moore Mystery & horror Adapted by Victoria Heward Adapted by Rebecca Raynes L. Frank Baum
Human interest Twins Max and Laura spend an Human interest Adventure Adapted by Gina D. B. Clemen
Life with her uncle is uneventful for exciting summer in a small village Prospero, Duke of Milan, lives on a This classic story, set in the English Fairy tale & fantasy
bad-tempered Mary Lennox until near Stonehenge. A mysterious lonely island with his daughter countryside, features the lovable
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one day she finds a secret garden. symbol, their uncle’s old book of Miranda, Caliban (a monster) and characters Rat, Mole, Toad and
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Green Apple
Robert Louis Stevenson Robert Louis Stevenson American Festivities Oscar Wilde at Yellowstone
Adapted by George Gibson Adapted by Patrizia Caruzzo Gina D. B. Clemen Adapted by Gina D.B. Clemen Gina D. B. Clemen
Activities by Stuart Cochrane
Mystery & horror Festivals Mystery and Horror Adventure
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Keawe, a young Hawaiian sailor, is Why do we celebrate Halloween? A rich American family decides to Karen, Sally and Alex are three
Set in 15th-century England, this is offered the opportunity to buy a What do people do to celebrate the buy a haunted house in England. teenagers who take a camping trip at
the exciting story of Richard bottle containing an imp which will New Year? Why is the egg a symbol They certainly don’t believe in ghosts Yellowstone National Park. Two of the
Shelton and the band of the Black grant all his wishes. However, the of Easter? Who invented the until they meet Sir Simon – the 300- park’s wolves are missing and the
Arrow. bottle must, from then on, be resold Christmas card? year old ghost with a frightening three teens decide to look for them.
Sir Daniel is like a father to Richard, for a price lower than what he paid This unique book explores the reputation, who takes his job very Their trip becomes an exciting, yet
but one day Richard discovers a for it, or he will be condemned to origins of our festivities, their seriously. All kinds of bizarre things dangerous adventure when they meet
terrible truth from the past. Now he live out the rest of his days in historical significance, and how we happen at Canterville Chase, until a hungry grizzly bear, an angry
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