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New in America Workbooks
New in America integrates learning English with life skills in a new culture. There are three levels with an A and a B book for each level. The books feature stories of people from different countries as they settle in America. In levels 1 and 2 vocabulary is taught through comprehension and physical response using pictures, followed by dialogues where students interact with the teacher and their classmates. Grammar is taught using practical examples followed by writing and speaking exercises. Each book includes a teacher’s guide and links in the form of QR-codes of video recordings for additional student practice.
Level 1
Build vocabulary on a wide variety of daily topics like family, household objects, food, daily activities and places in the city. Students will use the vocabulary to make basic sentence structures. Books A and B are both beginner level. The books may be alternated each semester.
Level 2
Continue building vocabulary and learn to live in your community. Read and listen to stories of immigrants settling in America. Practice asking and answering questions, describing pictures and retelling stories. Books A and B may be alternated each semester.
Level 3
Book A is about working in America. Book B is about finances, insurance, social interactions and healthcare. Learn life skills, read, listen, discuss and retell stories.
The Greatest Story — A Journey Through the Bible
Written in easy English, these books seek to explain the story of the Bible from beginning to end. They can be used as a Bible study suitable for teaching English as a Second Language.
The Bible is one story from beginning to end. God progressively reveals himself through the narrative. He is the Sovereign One who writes history.
The people fall into sin and are helpless to make their own way back to God. In his great love and mercy, God makes a way. This is the story of redemption. The redemptive story is progressively revealed in the Bible, starting with the promise of a Savior. As the story unfolds, we learn more about this Savior. We come to understand that the penalty of sin could only be paid for through death. The substitutionary death of the lamb points forward to the Perfect Lamb of God. So then, when the Savior is revealed in the narrative, his character and his purpose is understood in light of the complete story.
Luke’s Account — Exploring the Life of Jesus
Luke wrote an accurate and fascinating account of the life of Jesus based on the report of eyewitnesses. The narrative is recorded in the historical setting of the Roman empire.
Experience Jesus for yourself as you read these exciting stories. Put yourself in the stories and see how they relate to your own life.
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