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Index
New for 2011
See page 2 See page 3
Best sellers!
See page 29
See page 26
See page 13
See page 3
See page 28
Activity Book
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1, 2, 3, You and Me is a complete package of materials for Early Childhood Numeracy Education in the Caribbean. Workbook 1 o!ers a range of visual activities for play-based learning of the crucial numeracy concepts appropriate to children aged 3-4 years.
Early Childhood Numeracy for the Caribbean
Trial Copy
Early Childhood Numeracy for the Caribbean
See page 2
1, 2, 3, You and Me ............................. 2
a Abacus Evolve Foundation .............. 14
AIDS Readers ...................................... 11
Albertin, M .......................................... 18
Albornoz, Ruth .................................... 27
Antoine, Carol ................................. 22–3
Armstrong’s Writing for Today .............. 13
Atlas for the Commonwealth
of The Bahamas .................................. 26
Atlas, Longman Caribbean School ........ 27
b Bahamas, Primary Social Studies
and Tourism Education for The ....... 28
Bahamas, School Atlas for
the Commonwealth of The ................... 26
Balley, Andy ........................................ 25
Belize, Primary Mathematics for ............. 7
Bennett, Leonie ............................... 22–3
Best, W............................................... 29
Better English ..................................... 12
Blaize, Dr. Jeffrey .................................. 3
Bradshaw, Michael .............................. 25
Brathwaite, M ..................................... 18
c Caribbean, Comprehension
Skills for the ..................................... 13
Caribbean Infant Readers ...................... 8
Caribbean Junior English ................... 8, 9
Caribbean Junior Readers ................. 8, 9
Caribbean, New Junior
English Revised ................................... 13
Caribbean Primary English ..................... 3
Caribbean Primary Mathematics .... 3, 4–6
Caribbean Primary Science .................. 25
Caribbean, Primary Science for the ...... 18
Caribbean Primary Social Studies......... 18
Caribbean School Atlas ........................ 27
Caribbean School Atlas
Skills Workbook ................................... 27
Caribbean School Hymn Book .............. 28
Caribbean Social Studies -
Infant Levels ....................................... 18
Chispas .............................................. 16
Coates, Nick ......................................... 3
Comprehension, Once a Week ............. 12
Comprehension Skills for
the Caribbean ..................................... 13
d Derrick, Emma ............................. 22–3
Dictionary, The Junior School ............... 12
Douglas, Osmonde .............................. 25
Douglass, Raphael .............................. 18
e Eastern Caribbean Primary English .. 3
Eastern Caribbean Primary
Mathematics ......................................... 3
English, Better..................................... 12
English, Eastern Caribbean Primary ........ 3
English, New Junior English Revised:
Caribbean Edition ................................ 13
English, Primary Revision Guides ........... 3
English Readers .................................. 21
English, Selection Examination Tests .... 13
Essential Examination Practice,
Primary Science for the Caribbean ....... 18
Examination Practice, Primary
Science for the Caribbean ................... 18
Examination Tests, English ................... 13
f Forde, Yvonne .............................. 22–3
Four Corners ....................................... 30
François, Leonise ............................ 22–3
g Garcia, Trevor ................................... 18
Glean, C ............................................. 18
Graded Assessment Tests .................... 29
Gray, C ............................................... 29
h Happy Venture Readers
and Workbooks ................................ 30
Heinemann English Readers ................ 21
Heritage, Preserving Our ...................... 11
HIV/AIDS Readers ................................ 11
How to Teach Primary Science
for the Caribbean ................................ 18
Hymn Book, Caribbean School ............. 28
i Infant Levels, Caribbean
Social Studies .................................... 18
Infant Readers, New Caribbean .............. 8
j Jack, Sylvia .................................. 22–3
Jamaica, Primary Mathematics for ......... 7
Jamboree ........................................... 20
Johnson, Gill ................................... 22–3
Junior English, New Caribbean........... 8, 9
Junior Readers, New Caribbean ......... 8, 9
Junior School Dictionary, The ............... 12
k Keskidee ....................................... 22–3
l Language Arts, Keskidee ............. 22–3
Longman Caribbean School Atlas ......... 27
Longman Caribbean School Atlas
Skills Workbook ................................... 27
Luengo, Esperanza .............................. 27
m Mannlon, K ....................................... 29
Mathematics, Abacus
Evolve Foundation ............................... 14
Mathematics for Belize .......................... 7
Mathematics, Caribbean Primary ....... 4–6
Mathematics, Eastern
Caribbean Primary ................................ 3
Mathematics for Jamaica ...................... 7
Mathematics, Primary
Revision Guides .................................... 3
Mathematics for Trinidad and Tobago ..... 7
Miejas, Esmee E ................................. 30
Mora, Marjorie .................................... 27
Morrissey, Mike ....................... 26, 27, 28
n Narinesingh, Roy .............................. 13
New Caribbean Infant Readers ............... 8
New Caribbean Junior English ........... 8, 9
New Caribbean Junior Readers .......... 8, 9
New Ibis Readers ................................ 30
New Junior English Revised:
Caribbean Edition ................................ 13
New Star Science ................................ 14
Newton, D........................................... 29
o O’Brien, Marilyn ........................... 22–3
Once a Week Comprehension .............. 12
1, 2, 3, You and Me ............................... 2
p Pelican Big Books ............................ 30
Pelican Big Books Interactive ............... 30
Poitier, Sharon..................................... 26
Potter J .............................................. 29
Preparados, Listos, Ya! ........................ 27
Preserving Our Heritage ...................... 11
Primary Mathematics for Belize .............. 7
Primary Mathematics for Jamaica .......... 7
Primary Mathematics for Trinidad
and Tobago ........................................... 7
Primary Revision Guides, English ........... 3
Primary Revision Guides, Mathematics ... 3
Primary Science for the Caribbean ....... 18
Primary Social Studies ......................... 18
Primary Social Studies and Tourism
Education for The Bahamas ................. 28
r Rapid ................................................ 21
Read Awhile ........................................ 24
Rigby Navigator ................................... 15
Rigby star ........................................... 15
s School Atlas for the
Commonwealth of The Bahamas .... 26
Science, Caribbean Primary ................. 25
Science, New Star ............................... 14
Science, Primary Science for
the Caribbean ..................................... 18
Selection Examination English Tests ..... 13
Smith, D ............................................. 29
Social Studies, Infant Levels................. 18
Social Studies and Tourism
Education for The Bahamas ................. 28
Spanish, Chispas................................. 16
Spanish, Preparados, Listos, Ya! ........... 27
Spelling, Word Perfect ......................... 12
Stanford, Olly N ................................... 30
Storyworlds ......................................... 20
Stua, K ............................................... 29
Students’ Companion Practice
Book, The ........................................... 29
Students’ Companion, The ................... 29
t Tests, Graded Assessment .............. 29
The Junior School Dictionary ............... 12
The Students’ Companion.................... 29
The Students’ Companion
Practice Book...................................... 29
Thompson, Lorna .................................. 2
Tourism Education for The
Bahamas, Primary Social Studies and .. 28
Trinidad and Tobago, Primary
Mathematics for .................................... 7
w Walker, Esther .................................. 25
Ward, Ann....................................... 22–3
Whitbourne, Weida ................................ 2
Word Perfect Spelling .......................... 12
Worrall, Anne .................................. 22–3
Writing for Today ................................. 13
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PEARSON EARLY CHILDHOOD AND NUMERACY..................02
PEARSON REVISION GUIDES ........................................................03
GINN MATHEMATICS .......................................................................04
GINN LANGUAGE ARTS .................................................................08
ABACUS EVOLVE FOUNDATION AND NEW STAR SCIENCE .........14
RIGBY STAR AND RIGBY NAVIGATOR .........................................15
HEINEMANN SPANISH ....................................................................16
HEINEMANN SCIENCE .......................................................................18
HEINEMANN SOCIAL STUDIES .........................................................18
HEINEMANN ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ..........................................20
LONGMAN LANGUAGE ARTS ......................................................22
LONGMAN LITERACY .....................................................................24
LONGMAN SCIENCE .......................................................................25
LONGMAN ATLASES ........................................................................26
LONGMAN SPANISH .......................................................................27
LONGMAN SOCIAL STUDIES........................................................28
LONGMAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ...........................................28
LONGMAN ASSESSMENT AND COMMON ENTRANCE .......29
LONGMAN ADDITIONAL RESOURCES.......................................30
INDEX ....................................................................................................33
Contents Introducing PearsonFor decades, Pearson has addressed the needs of
educational institutions, teachers, and learners across
the English-speaking Caribbean. From print-based
publishing and the development of digital resources
for schools and universities, to academic testing,
we actively meet local Caribbean curriculum
requirements through dedicated resources such as
Ginn’s Trinidad and Tobago Primary Mathematics as
well as serve those following UK and US curriculums.
Pearson’s “always learning” mentality ensures a
constantly evolving portfolio of resources for teachers
and learners from early childhood through to CSEC®
and CAPE, Higher Education, and adult education.
Resources you know and love
Pearson, Longman, Heinemann, Ginn and Rigby
covering all the main curriculum areas. Many of our
resources also include comprehensive teacher support
and digital assets.
If you would like to discuss any of the resources found
in this catalogue please contact your local representative
listed on the back cover.
curriculums in the following individual regions and islands:
Belize
Look out for:
Primary Mathematics for Belize .....................Page 7
Jamaica
Look out for:
Primary Mathematics for Jamaica ..................Page 7
Trinidad and Tobago
Look out for:
Primary Mathematics for Trinidad and Tobago ......Page 7
The Bahamas
Look out for:
Preserving Our Heritage ................................Page 11
School Atlas for The Commonwealthof The Bahamas .............................................Page 26
Primary Social Studies and Tourism of The Bahamas .............................................Page 28
Barbados
Look out for:
Armstrong’s Writing for Today .......................Page 13
This product has an accompanying CD
This product or series has resources for teachers,
either integrated into the back of the books or
as a stand-alone resource
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Visual activities for the play-based learning of crucial numeracy concepts appropriate to the age group 3-5 yearsHighlights of this NEW complete package of materials for early childhood numeracy education
in the Caribbean:
environment, stimulating learners and helping to support them in the transition into primary
education.
Suggested activities and ways of using the materials in the Teacher Guide provide guidance for
the delivery of this less formal teaching approach.
All resources have been developed in conjunction with local experts and Caribbean early
childhood specialists.
to relate to what they are learning.
PLUS Exciting and practical resources - including: Teacher Guide, CD-ROM of numeracy songs,
and tangrams, all packaged in a reuseable draw-string bag.
1, 2, 3, You and Me
Sample pages from 1, 2, 3, You and Me Activity Book 1
ordering details1, 2, 3, You and Me Pack
9781408279861
1, 2, 3, You and Me Top-up Pack
9781408279854
1, 2, 3, You and Me Activity Book 1
9781408277751
1, 2, 3, You and Me Activity Book 2
9781408277768
authorsLorna Thompson, Weida Whitbourne Expert consultant: Cathryn O’Sullivan
new!
Pearson Early Childhood - Numeracy
3
Eastern Caribbean Primary Revision Guides (with CD-ROMs) for Mathematics and EnglishWritten and developed with local specialists
One-of-a-kind complete revision packages for the Eastern Caribbean end-of-primary examinations in mathematics and scienceThese fun, easy-to-work-through Revision Guide and CD-ROM packages will help students
gain the knowledge and skills needed for exam success. They make revision effective and
less daunting by:
presenting crucial content in student-friendly, manageable portions with in-text questions
and activities, hints and tips
providing practice papers to familiarise students with the exam format, minimising stress
on the day
injecting fun into the revision process and offering support to parents, teachers and
students through essential and accessible revision material
enhancing learning through interactive activities and additional practice opportunities
found on the CD-ROM.
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ordering detailsECP Revision Guide: Mathematics
9781408266991
ECP Revision Guide: English
9781408263266
authorsECP Revision Guide: Mathematics -
ECP Revision Guide: English - Nick Coates Local advisor: Colin Cumberbatch, Barbados Ministry of Education
new!
Pearson Revision Guides
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The most popular primary maths course in the region!This much-loved course has been recently updated and refreshed, whilst keeping the features that
make it the most popular course in the Caribbean:
well-researched, modern methodology which links the skills taught in school to mathematics
in everyday life
carefully structured content designed to enhance understanding of key concepts, teach new
skills and reinforce what has already been taught
practical examples and hands-on activities to inspire students
challenging ‘Talk about’ points to encourage critical thinking and develop problem-solving skills
assessment sections to help monitor progress
teacher support materials to assist with planning, teaching and assessment.
Pupil Books
These new editions include improvements based on feedback from teachers.
The progression from Kindergarten through to Level 3 has been improved.
The later levels, 5 and 6, include more challenging material to stretch higher-achieving pupils.
More problem-solving questions have been added to challenge pupils.
Teacher’s Guides
The Teacher’s Guides support each level of Caribbean Primary Mathematics and include:
teaching and learning materials, including additional activities for students and group work ideas,
along with instructions for teachers on how to facilitate the group work
photocopiable resource sheets to use in the classroom
lesson-by-lesson teaching ideas
a curriculum coverage grid and other helpful planning tools.
Workbooks
These brand new Workbooks for levels 3 to 6 of Caribbean Primary Mathematics are closely linked
to the Pupil Books and provide:
an easy-to-use source of extra practice questions
reinforcement of key skills and concepts.
Revision Guide
The Pearson Eastern Caribbean Primary Revision Guide (with CD-ROM) for Mathematics is the ideal
preparation for the Eastern Caribbean end-of-primary examinations, to revisit topics covered in the
Caribbean Primary Mathematics series. (See page 3 for more information.)
Caribbean PrimaryMathematics
Ginn Mathematics
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ordering detailsKindergarten Pack (A and B Pupil Book and Kindergarten CD-ROM)
978 0 602269 70 8
Level 1 Pack (Pupil Book 1A and 1B and Level 1 CD-ROM)
978 0 602269 71 5
Level 2 Pack (Pupil Book 2A and 2B and Level 2 CD-ROM)
978 0 602269 72 2
Pupil Book Book & CD-ROM Level 3
978 0 602269 79 1
Pupil Book Book & CD-ROM Level 4
978 0 602269 80 7
Pupil Book Book & CD-ROM Level 5
978 0 602269 81 4
Pupil Book Book Level 6
978 0 602269 82 1
Teacher’s Guides: Teacher’s Guide Kindergarten
978 0 602269 83 8
Teacher’s Guide 1
978 0 602269 86 9
Teacher’s Guide 2
978 0 602269 87 6
Teacher’s Guide 3
978 0 602269 88 3
Teacher’s Guide 4
978 0 602269 90 6
Teacher’s Guide 5
978 0 602269 91 3
Teacher’s Guide 6
978 0 602269 92 0
Workbooks: Workbook Level 3
978 0 602313 79 1
Workbook Level 4
978 0 602313 80 7
Workbook Level 5
978 0 602313 81 4
Workbook Level 6
978 0 602313 82 1
Revision Guide
978 1 408266 99 1
authorsThe authors of this revised edition
been drawn from a range of Caribbean countries to ensure the materials offer
*OECS includes the following territories: Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, British Virgin Islands, Dominica,
Grenada, Montserrat, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent & the Grenadines.
The grid below demonstrates how the Caribbean Primary Mathematics course covers
the curricula across the Caribbean.
Caribbean Primary Marthematics title
Bahamas Barbados Jamaica OECS* St Lucia Trinidad and Tobago
Foundation Kindergarten Reception Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Infant 1
Level 1 Year 1 Infant A Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 1 Infant 2
Level 2 Year 2 Infant B Grade 2 Grade 2 Grade 2 Standard 1
Level 3 Year 3 Class 1 Grade 3 Grade 3 Grade 3 Standard 2
Level 4 Year 4 Class 2 Grade 4 Grade 4 Grade 4 Standard 3
Level 5 Year 5 Class 3 Grade 5 Grade 5 Grade 5 Standard 4
Level 6 Year 6 Class 4 Grade 6 Grade 6 Grade 6 Standard 5
Revision Guide Provides study skills, revision exercises and examination preparation and sample questions
Workbook Pupil Book Teacher’s Guide Revision Guide
Kindergarten
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Ginn Mathematics
CDs
Each level comes with its own CD-ROM.
Instant on-screen feedback is provided to the pupil so they can identify where mistakes
have been made.
The activities change each time, giving more opportunities for pupils to practise the same
skill in a varied way.
Easy-to-use – just put it in the computer and go!
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Screen shots from Caribbean Primary Mathematics Kindergarten CD-ROM
Ginn Mathematics
ordering detailsInfant Year 1, Term 1 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 39 9
Infant Year 1, Term 2 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 40 5
Infant Year 1, Term 3 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 41 2
Infant Year 2, Term 1 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 42 9
Infant Year 2, Term 2 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 43 6
Infant Year 2, Term 3 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 44 3
Standard 1, Term 1 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 45 0
Standard 1, Term 2 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 56 7
Standard 1, Term 3 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 47 4
Standard 2, Term 1 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 48 1
Standard 2, Term 2 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 49 8
Standard 2, Term 3 Pupil Book
978 0 602315 50 4
Infant Year 1 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 602315 52 8
Infant Year 2 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 602315 53 5
Standard 1 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 602315 54 2
Standard 2 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 602315 55 9
ordering detailsInfant Book 1
978 0 435990 06 0
Infant Book 2
978 0 435990 07 7
Pupil Book 1
978 0 435990 00 8
Pupil Book 2
978 0 435990 01 5
Pupil Book 3
978 0 435990 02 2
Pupil Book 4
978 0 435990 03 9
ordering detailsWorkbook 1
978 0 435080 23 5
Workbook 2
978 0 435080 22 8
Workbook 3
978 0 435990 05 3
Pupil Book 4
978 0 435080 24 2
Pupil Book 5
978 0 435080 28 0
Pupil Book 6
978 0 435080 29 7
Teacher’s Guide 1
978 0 435080 30 3
Teacher’s Guide 2
978 0 435080 31 0
Teacher’s Guide 3
978 0 435080 34 1
Teacher’s Guide 4
978 0 435080 35 8
Teacher’s Guide 5
978 0 435080 32 7
Teacher’s Guide 6
978 0 435080 33 4
PrimaryMathematicsfor Belize
Developed by a team of educators from Belize to meet the speci!c needs of the Belizean curriculumThere is a Pupil Book for each of the three
terms in the year, from Infant Year 1 through
to Standard 2. Each book is supported by a
Teacher’s Guide.
The series includes:
problem-solving opportunities
practical hands-on activities in which
children actively explore mathematics
literacy support
suggestions for additional interactive
group activities
assessment opportunities.
Trinidad andTobago PrimaryMathematics
Developed by a team of educators in Trinidad and Tobago to meet the needs of the integrated curriculumThe series covers standards 1 to 5 with an
engaging colourful Pupil Book for each level
drawing on familiar examples from daily
Caribbean life.
Problem-solving opportunities challenge
children to think about the concepts they
have learned.
Helps pupils actively explore mathematics
through practical, hands-on activities.
Encourages children to make links and
connections between maths and the real
world with points for discussion.
Helps develop reading, writing, speaking
and listening skills through specially
developed activities.
Assessment pages and teacher support.
PrimaryMathematicsfor Jamaica
Developed by a team of dedicated educators from Jamaica to meet the speci!c needs of the integrated Jamaican curriculumEach Grade includes a colourful
Workbook (Grades 1 to 3) or Pupil’s Book
(Grade 4 to 6) using familiar examples from
daily Jamaican life. Each book is supported
by a Teacher’s Guide.
The series includes:
problem-solving opportunities
practical hands-on activities in which
children actively explore mathematics
literacy support
interactive group activities
assessment opportunities.
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Ginn Mathematics
8
ordering detailsPre-reader 978 0 602269 60 9
Reader 1 978 0 602269 61 6
Reader 2 978 0 602269 62 3
Reader 3a 978 0 602269 63 0
Reader 3b 978 0 602269 64 7
Workbook 1 978 0 602268 40 4
Workbook 2 978 0 602268 41 1
Workbook 3 978 0 602268 42 8
ordering detailsReader 1 (Ages 6–7) 978 0 602226 73 2
Reader 2 (Ages 7–8) 978 0 602226 74 9
Reader 3 (Ages 8–9) 978 0 602226 75 6
Reader 4 (Ages 9–10) 978 0 602226 76 3
Reader 5 (Ages 10–12) 978 0 602226 77 0
Workbook 1 978 0 602252 27 4
Workbook 2 978 0 602252 28 1
Workbook 3 978 0 602252 29 8
Workbook 4 978 0 602226 78 7
Workbook 5 978 0 602226 79 4
Teacher’s Guide 1 978 0 602269 65 4
Teacher’s Guide 2 978 0 602269 66 1
Teacher’s Guide 3 978 0 602269 67 8
Teacher’s Guide 4 978 0 602269 68 5
Teacher’s Guide 5 978 0 602269 69 2
New CaribbeanInfant Readers A systematic introduction to reading
The Pre-reader provides activities to
develop visual and cognitive skills.
Readers 1, 2, 3a and 3b include extensive,
improved notes for teachers.
The Workbooks link to the Readers and
offer training in phonics, comprehension
and other important reading skills.
New CaribbeanJunior EnglishAn integrated approach to language artsThis popular course features cross-curricular
reinforcing learning across a range of
subjects.
A wide range of activities help students
develop their reading and writing skills.
Clearly laid out pages make the books
more accessible and easy-to-use whilst
engaging, full-colour illustrations by
Caribbean artists capture the reader’s
imagination.
A great variety of stimulating texts
encourage independent learning.
ordering detailsIntroductory Book (Ages 6–7) 978 0 602252 44 1
Book 1 (Ages 7–8) 978 0 602252 40 3
Book 2 (Ages 8–9) 978 0 602252 41 0
Book 3 (Ages 9–10) 978 0 602252 42 7
Book 4 (Ages 10–12) 978 0 602252 43 4
New CaribbeanJunior Readers Building on infant foundations to develop reading skillsBooks 1 to 4 continue to develop the reading
and language skills needed by 7 to 11 year
olds. Book 5 consolidates and reinforces
school. All books include:
extracts on environmental, technological
and historical topics supporting an
integrated approach to learning, develop
comprehension and critical thinking skills
in students
a variety of extracts from the Caribbean
understanding
teacher’s notes that provide guidance to
get the most out of lessons.
Teacher’s Guides
Invaluable time-saving lesson plans and
resources, developed by experts in primary
language arts and reading are provided in the
corresponding Teacher’s Guides, including:
additional activities suggesting fun ways
of introducing topics to engage learners
guidance on delivery to fully engage the
class, including ideas for class and group
activities to inspire and support learning
opportunities for cross-curricular work to
make reading relevant.
Workbooks
Full-colour write-in Workbooks provide
comprehension activities to accompany
every Reader including:
self assessment and reading record
pages as well as a full matching grid
outlining how each Workbook integrates
with the Reader for that level
information for teachers and parents
about developing reading skills, as well
as additional activity resources
a balanced range of activities
incorporating the four main areas
of language comprehension: literal,
inferential, deductive and evaluative as
well as opportunities for creative writing
and visual literacy development.
Ginn Language Arts
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Ages New Caribbean Junior English
New Caribbean Junior Readers
New Caribbean Junior Readers
Workbooks
New Caribbean Junior Readers Teacher Guides
6–7
7–8
8–9
9–10
10–12
Ginn Language Arts
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A colourful and exciting language arts seriesThe series uses the culture and heritage of The Bahamas to deliver key skills in language and
literacy. Suitable for use throughout the Caribbean, the series:
covers the language arts requirements for primary-level
contains poems, stories, factual accounts and other text extracts to interest and motivate children
uses a systematic approach to develop skills in reading, writing, grammar and critical thinking
includes a variety of activities to reinforce knowledge and test understanding.
Preserving Our Heritageordering detailsPreserving Our Heritage
Level 1, Part 1
978 0 435984 72 4
Level 1, Part 2
978 0 435984 73 1
Level 2, Part 1
978 0 435984 75 5
Level 2, Part 2
978 0 435984 76 2
Level 3, Part 1
978 0 435984 80 9
Level 3, Part 2
978 0 435984 81 6
HIV/AIDS Readers
A series of health and life-skills levelled Readers focusing on HIV and AIDSThis series consists of 24 story and information books for all school levels:
providing basic knowledge, life-skills and values at the heart of HIV/AIDS education
which can be used on their own or to supplement another HIV/AIDS programme
ideal for health, social studies and life skills classes, libraries and youth
programmes outside school.
The HIV/AIDS Readers cover the 10 themes central to HIV/AIDS education.
Life skills
Gender, power and human rights
Stigma and discrimination
Normalisation and disclosure
Care and support
Orphans and vulnerable children
Death, loss and grief
Feelings
Information about HIV/AIDS
Prevention
A FREE Teacher’s Guide is available to download from
www.pearsoncaribbean com/freeteacherguides.
ordering detailsContact your local sales representative
www.
www.pearsoncaribbean.com/hiv
Ginn Language Arts
12
The most comprehensive dictionary designed for the primary classroom
Over 25,000 entries.
Clear accessible design for independent use.
Simple pronunciation guides and spelling tips.
Alternative suggestions for common words.
Word families, usage, origins, homophones.
Similar and opposite meanings which extend knowledge about language.
New and up-to-date words including inter-language entries.
The Junior School Dictionary
Aimed at developing students’ reading ability, this series offers clearly explained exercises that test
every aspect of a student’s literacy development. Now updated, this series offers a clear route of
progression for the student.
Once a Week Comprehension
ordering detailsContact your local sales representative
Providing a complete primary-level course, this series of books is focused on a self-teaching
method, smoothing the way to self-expression in writing. Fully illustrated and updated, this
successful series aims for readers to ‘learn while doing’.
Better English
ordering detailsContact your local sales representative
A 9-book series perfect for students wanting to improve their word powerFocusing on expanding the understanding of words as well as improving and perfecting spelling,
this series and accompanying word reference book (Book 8) reinforces the key rules and
procedures behind spelling and the use of words.
Word Perfect Spelling
ordering detailsContact your local sales representative
ordering detailsThe Junior School Dictionary 978 0 602309 44 2
Ginn Language Arts
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It provides careful practice in all English topics covered by 8–12 year olds. Book 4 provides
systematic practice for the end-of-primary English examination.
Comprehension Skills forthe Caribbean
ordering detailsBook 1 978 0 435989 80 4
Book 2 978 0 435989 81 1
Book 3 978 0 435989 82 8
The of!cial handwriting series adopted by the Ministry of Education in BarbadosThis well-loved series of three copybooks teaches students to form letters correctly and to write
in joined-up handwriting. The books are easy to follow and encourage good writing habits.
Armstrong’s Writing for Today
ordering detailsSelection Examination English Tests
978 0 602208 60 8
Planned after careful study of examination papers, this book contains 30 complete tests divided
into sections covering comprehension, composition, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, sentence
Selection Examination English Tests
ordering detailsBook 1 978 0 602225 17 9
Book 2 978 0 602225 18 6
Book 3 978 0 602225 62 9
Book 4 978 0 602226 26 8
authorsRoy Narinesingh
ordering detailsNew Junior English Revised: Caribbean Edition
978 0 602228 44 6
Thorough preparation for end-of-primary English examinationsThis invaluable book contains need-to-know lists of literary terms such as synonyms, proverbs, and idioms
which every student should know before leaving junior school. The comprehension passages in the book
are of interest to both boys and girls, and have been selected from the works of recognised Caribbean and
international children’s authors.
New Junior English Revised:Caribbean Edition
Bestseller!
Ginn Language Arts
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Abacus Evolve Foundation
A maths programme written speci!cally for early childhoodAbacus Evolve Foundation is a play-based resource covering problem-solving, reasoning and
numeracy and communication, language and literacy.
Practical balance of teacher-led and child initiated activities.
Lots of fresh ideas for indoors and outdoors!
Teacher and planning resources available.
h online planning and interactive whiteboard resources.
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New Star Science
Turn all pupils into science stars!
Help children to think and talk about science in familiar contexts with the colourful, large format
discussion book.
Advice and ideas for teachers are provided in the Teacher’s Resource Book.
The programme can be carried on throughout the primary level.
Abacus Evolve Foundation and New Star Science
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Rigby Star
The reading resources that outshine the rest!This tried and tested reading programme provides phonics, independent, guided and shared Readers
from foundation-level that can be carried through into lower primary, covering the ages of 4 to 7 years.
Proven to help raise reading standards.
Clear progression throughout the scheme with coloured bands.
Fully-annotated teacher’s version to accompany every title.
on Readers.
Rigby Navigator
Encouraging enjoyment in reading Engaging, richly illustrated poetry and plays capture readers’ imaginations.
of narrative structure and character development.
Rigby Navigator Max provides high interest short stories, plays and graphic novels to support
lower ability children.
Teaching Guides help to save preparation time and help deliver effective and creative lessons.
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The Caribbean Primary Spanish course
for the Caribbean, and matched to the Caribbean primary Spanish syllabus.
Introduces children to Spanish using songs, activities and reinforcement exercises.
Develops speaking and listening skills through the use of simple audio texts with visuals.
Grammar boxes and new word boxes consolidate learning.
Four lively and colourful Pupils’ Books plus Workbooks for Levels 3 and 4 that develop reading
and writing skills in Spanish.
Easy-to-use by specialist and non-specialist teachers, each Pupil’s Book is supported by a Teacher’s
Guide with an accompanying CD providing step-by-step advice on ways to fully exploit each task and
offering suggestions for further practice tasks.
Only a basic knowledge of Spanish is assumed on the part of the teachers, enabling them to use the
as well as answer keys to all the tasks.)
Chispas
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Level 2
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Level 3
Pupil’s Book 978 0 435984 84 7
Workbook 978 0 435984 86 1
Teacher’s Guide with CD 978 0 435984 90 8
Level 4
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Workbook 978 0 435984 87 8
Teacher’s Guide with CD 978 0 435984 91 5
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Sample pages from Chispas Level 1 Pupil’s Book
Student Book
Heinemann Spanish
Caribbean Social Studies – Infant LevelsThe perfect introduction to social studies for children who have just begun to interpret the written wordTopics in the infant curriculum are enlivened through a variety of activities, photographs, drawings
and clear maps. The course is written in very accessible English, the presentation is fun and
easy-to-follow, and the content is relevant to children everywhere in the Caribbean, ages 5 to 7.
Caribbean Primary Social StudiesRevised and updated to re"ect social, economic and environmental issuesThis popular course includes oral activities to encourage students to express their ideas and
work together, while stimulating illustrations relate to students’ experiences. Books 1 and 2
are in full colour.
Heinemann Social Studies
ordering detailsBook 1 Our Family, Home and School 978 0 435043 24 7
Book 2 Our Neighbourhood 978 0 435043 25 4
authorsM. Albertin, M. Brathwaite and C. Glean
ordering detailsBook 1 – Our Local Community
978 0 435923 90 7
Book 2 – Our Country Community
978 0 435923 91 4 £6.85
Book 3 – Our Caribbean Community
978 0 435923 92 1 £7.20
Book 4 – Our World Community
978 0 435923 93 8 £7.55
authorsM. Albertin and M. Brathwaite
How to Teach PrimaryScience for the Caribbean2nd Edition
Designed for use alongside the Caribbean Primary Science series (see page 25)This handbook contains an explanation of the process approach to teaching, guidance on
assessment and evaluation (including alternative approaches to assessment), and more.
ordering detailsHow to Teach Primary Science for the Caribbean, 2nd Edition
978 0 435980 07 8
authorsRaphael Douglass and Trevor Garcia
Science becomes part of everyday life as students use everyday equipment and materials from school and home
subject easy-to-teach and easy for students to understand. After using this series, students will
be thoroughly prepared for end-of-primary examinations.
Primary Science for the Caribbean
ordering detailsBook 1 978 0 435043 41 4
Book 2 978 0 435043 42 1
Book 3 978 0 435043 43 8
Book 4 978 0 435043 44 5
Book 5 978 0 435043 45 2
Book 6 978 0 435043 38 4
Book 7 978 0 435043 39 1
authorsRaphael Douglass and Trevor Garcia
ordering detailsPrimary Science for the Caribbean: Essential Examination Practice 978 0 435980 88 7
authorsRaphael Douglass
This collection of revision questions is designed to prepare students for the end-of-primary
science examination.
Primary Science for the Caribbean:Essential Examination Practice
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Give young children the best start in learning standard English
standard English.
Level A (for 3 to 4 year olds) and Level B (for 4 to 5 year olds) each comprise:
Little Books - for individual learning x6
Big Books - for shared reading x6
Puppet - engage learners through role play x1
Audio CD with stories, rhymes and chants read aloud x1
Jamboree
The structured way to deliver early reading successWith carefully levelled texts, Storyworlds supports young readers from the ages of 4 to 7 with a
reading scheme that can be started at early childhood and followed through into lower primary.
Comprehensive Teacher Guides make lesson planning quicker and easier.
Storyworlds
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Fast forward to reading successA collection of must-have stories for struggling or reluctant readers.
Independent research has shown that using Rapid, struggling readers can achieve more
than twice the normal rate of progress.
Rapid
Appealing cross-curricular readers to help raise reading standards
to the whole class.
Heinemann English Readers
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new! Keskidee 2nd Edition
Integrated language arts for the CaribbeanThis integrated language arts course:
enables children to learn language in context
prepares children for end-of-primary assessment exams
develops hand control skills right from the beginning of Year 1 and letter formation
and then handwriting skills
offers practice in phonics and activities for oral practice and assessment
encourages creative writing and an awareness of literature
adopts a spiral approach to learning
includes teacher support:
– Free Teacher’s Guides at every level, each containing a full contents matrix, unit-by-unit
lesson plans and ideas for extra activities
– Notes on each Workbook page that identify the lesson’s main learning objective
authorsAnne Worrall, Ann Ward, Leonie Bennett, Gill Johnson with Carol Antoine, Emma Derrick, Yvonne Forde, Leonise François, Sylvia Jack, Marilyn O’Brien
Sample pages from Keskidee Pupils’ Book 3
Student Book
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978 0582 836426
Reader 1
978 0582 836310
Workbook 1A
978 0582 836327
Workbook 1B
978 0582 836433
Teacher’s Guide 1
978 0582 836419
Pupils’ Book 2
78 0582 836402
Workbook 2
978 0582 836389
Teacher’s Guide 2
978 0582 836372
Reader 2
978 0582 836396
Pupils’ Book 3
978 0582 836365
Workbook 3
978 0582 836341
Teacher’s Guide 3
978 0582 836334
Reader 3
978 0582 836358
Pupils’ Book 4
978 0582 836471
Workbook 4
978 0582 836457
Teacher’s Guide 4
978 0582 836440
Reader 4
978 0582 836464
Pupil’s Book 5
978 0582 854420
Reader 5
978 0582 854451
Workbook 5
978 0582 854482
Teacher’s Guide 5
978 0582 854512
Pupils’ Book 6
978 0582 854437
Reader 6
978 0582 854468
Workbook 6
978 0582 854499
Teacher’s Guide 6
978 0582 854529
Pupils’ Book 7
978 0582 854444
Reader 7
978 0582 854475
Workbook 7
978 0582 854505
Teacher’s Guide 7
978 0582 854536
Pupil Book Reader Workbook Teacher Guide
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Level 7
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Specially written for young children in all countries of the Caribbean, by a range of Caribbean authorsThe series editor Neville Grant has ensured that the books are carefully graded into 6 levels,
so that children can start to read at Level 1 and know that they are progressing in reading
ability as they work up to higher levels.
Read Awhile
ordering details
LEVEL 1
FICTION
Robbie Does His Best
Cherryl Bradshaw (Trinidad)
978 0582 288232
Sun, Moon and Water
Neville Grant
978 0582 316270
The Cricket Bat
Cherryl Bradshaw (Trinidad)
978 0582 316263
NON-FICTION
Easy as ABC
Neville Grant
978 0582 289659
LEVEL 6
FICTION
The Search
Neville Grant
978 0582 277885
Caesar and the Three Robbers
Jean D’Costa (Jamaica)
978 0582 288140
Duppy Tales
Jean D’Costa (Jamaica)
978 0582 297937
NON-FICTION
Our Planet Our Home
Andy Bailey, Osmonde Douglas
(Barbados)
978 0582 297906
LEVEL 2
FICTION
Why the Owl Flies at Night
Esther O’Neale (Grenada)
978 0582 288164
The Kite Competition
Allison Douglas (Barbados)
978 0582 288157
How the Donkey Got His Bray
Esther O’Neale (Grenada)
978 0582 297869
How Sally Got Her Moo Back
Dawne Alexis-Allette (Grenada)
978 0582 316287
NON-FICTION
Sea Turtles
Neville Grant
978 0582 277861
LEVEL 3
FICTION
Reckley’s Night Journey
Edgar Arnette (Bahamas)
978 0582 288218
Andy’s Sailing Boat
Dorothy Jolly (Dominica/Trinidad)
978 0582 289666
Earl Lovelace (Trinidad)
978 0582 316294
Dionne in Trouble
Allison Douglas (Barbados)
978 0582 316324
Wilkie and Bakoo
Faustin Charles (Guyana)
978 0582 316317
NON-FICTION
Caribbean Festivals
Cherryl Bradshaw (Trinidad)
978 0582 288133
Safety at Home
Sheila Williams (St Maarten)
978 0582 297876
LEVEL 4
FICTION
The Magic Conch Shell
Allison Douglas (Barbados)
978 0582 288225
A Boundary for Vimal
Sybil Seaforth (Trinidad)
978 0582 277878
A Challenge for Sophia
Dorothy Jolly (Dominica/Trinidad)
978 582 297883
NON-FICTION
Caribs and Arawaks
Paula Sorhaindo (Dominica)
978 0582 288195
Rainforests
Binka le Breton
978 0582 297890
LEVEL 5
FICTION
Paulana and Tanak
Paula Sorhaindo (Dominica)
978 0582 288201
The Crab Man
Dorothy Jolly (Dominica/Trinidad)
978 0582 288188
The Strange Woodcutter
Patricia Phillip (St Lucia)
978 0582 316331
NON-FICTION
Scientists at Work
Andy Bailey, Michael Bradshaw
(Trinidad)
978 0582 288171
We Need Good Food
Cherryl Bradshaw (Trinidad)
978 0582 316355
Longman Literacy
A colourful, practical primary science course written to meet the requirements of syllabi across the Caribbean The authors all have considerable experience of primary-level teaching and understand the problems
of teaching science with limited resources. This course:
requires no specialist equipment to complete activities
develops knowledge and understanding through a variety of activities based on situations familiar
to children e.g. shopping, home, garden.
provides assessment activities to monitor students’ progress.
Book 6 and the accompanying Teacher’s Guide cover two years for countries with a seven-year
syllabus. They also give full preparation to students taking the end-of-primary examination in science.
Caribbean Primary Science
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ordering detailsBook 1
978 0582 227286
Teacher’s Guide 1
978 0582 227293
Book 2
978 0582 227309
Teacher’s Guide 2
978 0582 227279
Book 3
978 0582 237339
Teacher’s Guide 3
978 0582 237346
Book 4
978 0582 239708
Teacher’s Guide 4
978 0582 239678
Book 5
978 0582 239715
Teacher’s Guide 5
978 0582 239685
Book 6
978 0582 239722
Teacher’s Guide 6
978 0582 239692
authorsAndy Bailey, Osmonde Douglas, Esther Walker, Michael Bradshaw
Longman Science
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Revised and updated in association with the Ministry of Education
Includes more full-colour images, current data from the Department of Statistics and up-to-date
maps including new physical maps for all continents.
Supports the teaching and learning of current social issues being addressed in the Bahamian
educational system.
Provides resource material for the Primary Social Studies and Tourism for The Bahamas series.
School Atlas for TheCommonwealth ofThe BahamasRevised Edition
new!
ordering detailsSchool Atlas for the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, Revised Edition
978 1408 258279
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authorsEditorial advisor: Mike Morrissey Ministry of Education Advisor: Sharon
(social studies)
Sample pages from School Atlas for The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, Revised Edition
Student Book
Longman Atlases
Longman Spanish
27
Supporting social studies and geography courses at upper primary and lower secondary levels throughout the CaribbeanIncludes:
detailed coverage of the Caribbean region with in-depth geographical and environmental
information on Trinidad and Jamaica
recent geographical trends and events in the region
strong emphasis on skills practice with graphs, tables and data for interpretation and study.
Longman Caribbean School Atlas4th Edition
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ordering detailsWorkbook 1 and Audio CD 978 1405 827799
Workbook 2 and Audio CD 978 1405 827805
Workbook 3 and Audio CD 978 1405 827812
Workbook 4 and Audio CD 978 1405 827829
Workbook 5 and Audio CD 978 1405 827836
Teacher’s Guide 1–5 978 1405 827782
authors ¡Preparados, Listos, Ya!
A 5-level Spanish course for the Caribbean, for all students aged 7 to 11
teaching techniques.
Audio CD with songs performed by children, to help them learn the correct pronunciations.
Pronunciation based on Latin-American Spanish.
Each level has the following components:
full colour Workbook
audio CD of songs and pronunciation exercises
ordering detailsLongman Caribbean School Atlas
978 1405 865050
authorsMike Morrissey
ordering detailsLongman Caribbean School Atlas Skills Workbook 978 1405 865067
authorsMike Morrissey
An essential tool for developing atlas skillsAccompanying the Longman Caribbean School Atlas, this workbook provides:
comprehensive coverage of each individual country or territory under various themes (e.g. environment)
skills practice such as the analysis and interpretation of maps, graphs and tables
relevant words and terms helps understanding.
A four-page pull out answer section for teachers is also included.
Longman Caribbean SchoolAtlas Skills Workbook 4th Edition
Longman Atlases
Developed in association with the Ministry of EducationThis course, written by a team of experienced Bahamian teachers and teacher educators:
- comprises six Student’s Books, with two accompanying Teacher’s Guides providing comprehensive
syllabus coverage
- presents a lively, activity-based approach designed to ensure that students enjoy learning
- covers the following 6 themes (1 per book)
1. Myself, my family, my school
2. My community
3. My island home
4. The Bahamas, our country
5. Neighbouring lands
Also available for use with this course is the School Atlas for the Commonwealth
of the Bahamas (see page 26).
Primary Social Studiesand Tourism Educationfor The Bahamas
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This popular hymn book has been revised and refreshed in a new editionIt contains a wide range of traditional and newer hymns enjoyed by children as part of worship
in schools, as well as national anthems and songs of the Caribbean territories. This new edition
Caribbean School Hymn Book
ordering detailsBook 1 0 582 07516 5
Book 2 0 582 07515 7
Book 3 0 582 08428 8
Book 4 0 582 08685 x
Book 5 0 582 08686 8
Book 6 0 582 08687 6
Teacher’s Guide 1 (Books 1-3) 0 582 10028 3
Teacher’s Guide 2 (Books 4-6) 0 582 10029 1
authorsMike Morrissey (Series Editor)
ordering detailsCaribbean School Hymn Book
978 1 408230 45 9
authorsNoel Dexter
Bestseller!
Longman Social Studies
Longman Religious Education
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The Students’ CompanionCaribbean Edition
Part almanac, part dictionaryA handy encyclopaedia in one portable volume. No wonder it is a worldwide bestseller!
Just some of the special features include:
100 choice quotations for special occasions
Proverbs
ordering detailsThe Students’ Companion 978 0582 075184
Bestseller!
authorsWilfred D. Best
Because practice makes perfect!Providing an abundance of practice opportunities for students preparing for the end-of-primary
examinations. This is a must-have accompaniment to The Students’ Companion.
The Students’ CompanionPractice Book
ordering detailsThe Students’ Companion Practice Book
978 0582 051492
authorsK Mannion, J Potter, K Stua
Graded Assessment Tests
Written for students aged 7-11 to provide extra practice either in the classroom or at homeThe books are divided into papers covering a variety of different topics, including many new
exercises to ensure students gain a thorough grounding in the basic skills of English.
Graded Assessment Test are also available for mathematics. Please ask your local sales
representative for further information.
ordering detailsEnglish 1 978 0582 050235
English 2 978 0582 050242
English 3 978 0582 050259
English 4 978 0582 050266
authorsC Gray, D Newton, D Smith
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A !rm favourite with many teachersThis carefully graded course, with rigorous control of vocabulary, combines the merits of phonic,
whole word and sentence methods of teaching.
Happy Venture Readers and Workbooks
Highly visible text for shared reading.
Memorable texts with stunning illustrations.
Teacher’s notes in every book provide class and group ideas.
Small format books still available for some titles.
Pelican Big Books
A well-planned, structured infant reading scheme consisting of four Readers. Practice Books
provide graded exercises for further practice in the skills outlined in the corresponding Reader, and
also offer teacher notes at the beginning of each book.
New Ibis Readers
Pelican Big Books Interactive
Books and interactive tools designed to deliver improved literacy in the classroom, suitable for children aged 5 to 11
Bring Pelican Big Books to life with these interactive versions including speech bubbles,
audio and editable text.
Writing ideas, teacher’s notes and tips support shared and independent writing.
4 to 6 titles on each CD-ROM.
Four Corners
Subjects include science, history, geography and mathematics.
Homework activities provided in the Teacher’s Files.
Free poster for lower grades.
authorsOlly N Stanford, Esmee E Miejas
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Activity Book
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1, 2, 3, You and Me is a complete package of materials for Early Childhood Numeracy Education in the Caribbean. Workbook 1 o!ers a range of visual activities for play-based learning of the crucial numeracy concepts appropriate to children aged 3-4 years.
Early Childhood Numeracy for the Caribbean
Trial Copy
Early Childhood Numeracy for the Caribbean
See page 2
1, 2, 3, You and Me ............................. 2
a Abacus Evolve Foundation .............. 14
AIDS Readers ...................................... 11
Albertin, M .......................................... 18
Albornoz, Ruth .................................... 27
Antoine, Carol ................................. 22–3
Armstrong’s Writing for Today .............. 13
Atlas for the Commonwealth
of The Bahamas .................................. 26
Atlas, Longman Caribbean School ........ 27
b Bahamas, Primary Social Studies
and Tourism Education for The ....... 28
Bahamas, School Atlas for
the Commonwealth of The ................... 26
Balley, Andy ........................................ 25
Belize, Primary Mathematics for ............. 7
Bennett, Leonie ............................... 22–3
Best, W............................................... 29
Better English ..................................... 12
Blaize, Dr. Jeffrey .................................. 3
Bradshaw, Michael .............................. 25
Brathwaite, M ..................................... 18
c Caribbean, Comprehension
Skills for the ..................................... 13
Caribbean Infant Readers ...................... 8
Caribbean Junior English ................... 8, 9
Caribbean Junior Readers ................. 8, 9
Caribbean, New Junior
English Revised ................................... 13
Caribbean Primary English ..................... 3
Caribbean Primary Mathematics .... 3, 4–6
Caribbean Primary Science .................. 25
Caribbean, Primary Science for the ...... 18
Caribbean Primary Social Studies......... 18
Caribbean School Atlas ........................ 27
Caribbean School Atlas
Skills Workbook ................................... 27
Caribbean School Hymn Book .............. 28
Caribbean Social Studies -
Infant Levels ....................................... 18
Chispas .............................................. 16
Coates, Nick ......................................... 3
Comprehension, Once a Week ............. 12
Comprehension Skills for
the Caribbean ..................................... 13
d Derrick, Emma ............................. 22–3
Dictionary, The Junior School ............... 12
Douglas, Osmonde .............................. 25
Douglass, Raphael .............................. 18
e Eastern Caribbean Primary English .. 3
Eastern Caribbean Primary
Mathematics ......................................... 3
English, Better..................................... 12
English, Eastern Caribbean Primary ........ 3
English, New Junior English Revised:
Caribbean Edition ................................ 13
English, Primary Revision Guides ........... 3
English Readers .................................. 21
English, Selection Examination Tests .... 13
Essential Examination Practice,
Primary Science for the Caribbean ....... 18
Examination Practice, Primary
Science for the Caribbean ................... 18
Examination Tests, English ................... 13
f Forde, Yvonne .............................. 22–3
Four Corners ....................................... 30
François, Leonise ............................ 22–3
g Garcia, Trevor ................................... 18
Glean, C ............................................. 18
Graded Assessment Tests .................... 29
Gray, C ............................................... 29
h Happy Venture Readers
and Workbooks ................................ 30
Heinemann English Readers ................ 21
Heritage, Preserving Our ...................... 11
HIV/AIDS Readers ................................ 11
How to Teach Primary Science
for the Caribbean ................................ 18
Hymn Book, Caribbean School ............. 28
i Infant Levels, Caribbean
Social Studies .................................... 18
Infant Readers, New Caribbean .............. 8
j Jack, Sylvia .................................. 22–3
Jamaica, Primary Mathematics for ......... 7
Jamboree ........................................... 20
Johnson, Gill ................................... 22–3
Junior English, New Caribbean........... 8, 9
Junior Readers, New Caribbean ......... 8, 9
Junior School Dictionary, The ............... 12
k Keskidee ....................................... 22–3
l Language Arts, Keskidee ............. 22–3
Longman Caribbean School Atlas ......... 27
Longman Caribbean School Atlas
Skills Workbook ................................... 27
Luengo, Esperanza .............................. 27
m Mannlon, K ....................................... 29
Mathematics, Abacus
Evolve Foundation ............................... 14
Mathematics for Belize .......................... 7
Mathematics, Caribbean Primary ....... 4–6
Mathematics, Eastern
Caribbean Primary ................................ 3
Mathematics for Jamaica ...................... 7
Mathematics, Primary
Revision Guides .................................... 3
Mathematics for Trinidad and Tobago ..... 7
Miejas, Esmee E ................................. 30
Mora, Marjorie .................................... 27
Morrissey, Mike ....................... 26, 27, 28
n Narinesingh, Roy .............................. 13
New Caribbean Infant Readers ............... 8
New Caribbean Junior English ........... 8, 9
New Caribbean Junior Readers .......... 8, 9
New Ibis Readers ................................ 30
New Junior English Revised:
Caribbean Edition ................................ 13
New Star Science ................................ 14
Newton, D........................................... 29
o O’Brien, Marilyn ........................... 22–3
Once a Week Comprehension .............. 12
1, 2, 3, You and Me ............................... 2
p Pelican Big Books ............................ 30
Pelican Big Books Interactive ............... 30
Poitier, Sharon..................................... 26
Potter J .............................................. 29
Preparados, Listos, Ya! ........................ 27
Preserving Our Heritage ...................... 11
Primary Mathematics for Belize .............. 7
Primary Mathematics for Jamaica .......... 7
Primary Mathematics for Trinidad
and Tobago ........................................... 7
Primary Revision Guides, English ........... 3
Primary Revision Guides, Mathematics ... 3
Primary Science for the Caribbean ....... 18
Primary Social Studies ......................... 18
Primary Social Studies and Tourism
Education for The Bahamas ................. 28
r Rapid ................................................ 21
Read Awhile ........................................ 24
Rigby Navigator ................................... 15
Rigby star ........................................... 15
s School Atlas for the
Commonwealth of The Bahamas .... 26
Science, Caribbean Primary ................. 25
Science, New Star ............................... 14
Science, Primary Science for
the Caribbean ..................................... 18
Selection Examination English Tests ..... 13
Smith, D ............................................. 29
Social Studies, Infant Levels................. 18
Social Studies and Tourism
Education for The Bahamas ................. 28
Spanish, Chispas................................. 16
Spanish, Preparados, Listos, Ya! ........... 27
Spelling, Word Perfect ......................... 12
Stanford, Olly N ................................... 30
Storyworlds ......................................... 20
Stua, K ............................................... 29
Students’ Companion Practice
Book, The ........................................... 29
Students’ Companion, The ................... 29
t Tests, Graded Assessment .............. 29
The Junior School Dictionary ............... 12
The Students’ Companion.................... 29
The Students’ Companion
Practice Book...................................... 29
Thompson, Lorna .................................. 2
Tourism Education for The
Bahamas, Primary Social Studies and .. 28
Trinidad and Tobago, Primary
Mathematics for .................................... 7
w Walker, Esther .................................. 25
Ward, Ann....................................... 22–3
Whitbourne, Weida ................................ 2
Word Perfect Spelling .......................... 12
Worrall, Anne .................................. 22–3
Writing for Today ................................. 13
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Index
65
Khan, Rayman .................................... 52
King Lear ............................................ 38
l Lambert, Norman ............................. 49
Lamming, George .................................. 4
Language Activator................................ 9
Language for Living ............................... 7
Leopard, The ....................................... 39
Leslie, S ............................................. 53
Lessing, Doris ..................................... 39
Let’s Work With English ....................... 41
Lewis dos Santos, Natasha .................. 49
¡Listos! for the Caribbean .................... 59
Log on to IT ........................................ 17
Log on to IT for CSEC .......................... 16
London, Norrel .................................... 20
Lonely Londoners, The........................... 4
Longman Active Study Dictionary ..... 9, 35
Longman Basic English Dictionary .......... 9
Longman Biology for CSEC .................. 14
Longman Caribbean Geography ........... 21
Longman Caribbean History ................. 19
Longman Chemistry for CSEC .............. 14
Longman Dictionary of
Contemporary English ..................... 8, 35
Longman Electronic Document Preparation
and Management for CSEC.................. 28
Longman Geography ........................... 20
Longman Human & Social Biology
for CSEC ............................................. 14
Longman Information Technology
for CXC............................................... 17
Longman Integrated Science
for CSEC ............................................. 14
Longman Language Activator ................. 9
Longman Office Administration
for CSEC ............................................. 27
Longman Physics for CSEC.................. 14
Longman Sciences for CSEC ......... 14–15
Longman Visual Arts for
Secondary Schools .......................... 24–5
Love, George ................................ 32, 34
Lovelace, Earl ..................................... 39
Lutchman, C ....................................... 45
m Macaulay, M ....................................... 7
Macbeth ............................................. 38
McCallum, Dian................................... 19
McDonald, Ian ..................................... 39
McKenzie, Alecia ................................. 38
McNab, Rose ...................................... 60
Maharaj, B .......................................... 30
Making of the Bahamas, The ............... 19
Making the Grade ............................... 41
Man for All Seasons, A ........................ 38
Maples, D ........................................... 19
Maps .................................................. 21
Marine, Mohammed ............................ 49
Mason, Louise .................................... 49
Masters of the Dew ............................. 38
Mathematics for the Caribbean ............ 45
Mathematics for Caribbean Schools ..... 11
Mathematics for CXC .......................... 45
Maths for the Caribbean, Success in .... 11
Maths Connect ............................. 46, 47
Maths Connect for CSEC ..................... 44
Mayne, Doris .................................... 6, 7
Merchant of Venice, The .................. 5, 39
Metalwork, The Theory and
Practice of .................................... 32, 34
Métro ................................................. 60
Midsummer Night’s Dream, A .......... 4, 38
Miguel Street ...................................... 38
Miller, Arthur ....................................... 38
Mint Tea and Other Stories .................. 38
Moodie, S ........................................... 30
Moore, Schontal .................................... 6
Mordecai, Pamela ............................. 5, 6
Morrissey, Mike ....................... 21, 22, 23
Moultrie, Pamela ................................. 41
Much Ado About Nothing ..................... 39
n Naipaul, V S ...................................... 38
New Reading Tropical Maps, The.......... 21
........................ 38, 39
Nwapa, Flora ...................................... 38
o October All Over ............................... 39
Office Administration for CSEC ....... 27, 54
Office Administration for CXC ............... 28
Old Story Time ...................................... 4
Oliver, Ray .......................................... 14
Ottley, Jeanette ................................... 21
Over Our Way ....................................... 4
p Payne, Lynette .................................. 27
People Who Came, The ....................... 19
Philip, Marlene Nourbese ..................... 38
Physics for CSEC ................................ 14
Physics for CXC .................................. 49
Pick of the Crop .................................. 39
Plastering ........................................... 62
Plays for Today ...................................... 4
Plumbing Dictionary ............................ 62
Poetry for CXC .................................... 40
Poetry, Selected .................................. 39
Poetry, West Indian ................................ 5
Poitier, Sharon..................................... 22
Pollard, Velma ....................................... 4
Pope, G .............................................. 45
Potter, Steve ....................................... 14
Potts, I A ............................................. 44
Practical Chemistry for CXC ................. 49
Practical Skills in Caribbean
Geography .......................................... 21
Practice Exercises for CSEC
English Language ................................ 41
Pride and Prejudice ............................. 39
Priestley, J B ....................................... 38
Principles of Accounts for
the Caribbean ..................................... 28
Principles of Accounts for CXC ............. 55
Principles of Business for CSEC ........... 26
Principles of Geography for CXC .......... 20
Prose for CXC ..................................... 40
r Ragoobirsingh, Dalip ....................... 14
Rainford, Marcia.................................. 48
Ramchand, Kenneth .............................. 5
Ramdeen, Romila ................................ 19
Ramsay, Paulette .......................... 29, 38
Ramsey, Y ........................................... 45
Rees, James ....................................... 11
Reid, Judy .................................... 27, 28
Reid, Mary .......................................... 52
Reid, V S............................................. 39
Reid, Vic ........................................... 4, 5
Remy, Cheryl ...................................... 49
Rhone, Trevor ........................................ 4
Rhys, Jean ............................................ 5
River Between, The ............................. 39
Robertson, Ian ....................................... 7
Roberts-Squires, Maria ........................ 39
Robinson, Sheila ................................. 28
Robottom, John ................................... 18
Rohlehr, B A ........................................ 53
Romeo and Juliet ................................ 39
Rondon, D R de................................... 30
Rose, Gerry ......................................... 11
Roumain, Jacques ............................... 38
Ryan, Lawrie ....................................... 48
s St Juste-Jean, Leonie ...................... 41
Sammy, Carol ..................................... 38
Samuel, Tricia A .................................. 49
Sandy, M ............................................ 53
Sang, David ............................ 48, 50, 51
School Atlas for The
Commonwealth of The Bahamas .......... 22
Schoolmaster, The ............................... 39
Science for Caribbean Schools............. 50
Science for CSEC ................................ 48
Science for Jamaica ............................ 51
Science for Trinidad and Tobago ........... 51
Sciences for CSEC ........................ 14–15
Seepersad, K ...................................... 53
Selected Poetry ................................... 39
Selvon, Sam...................................... 4, 5
Senior, Mike ........................................ 20
Senior, Olive .......................................... 5
Shahiba, Ali......................................... 21
Shakespeare, William ............ 4, 5, 38, 39
Sheehan, Moira ................................... 51
Sieupersad, Allan ............................ 24–5
Simmons-McDonald, Hazel .................. 41
Siriam, Sally .......................................... 7
Sixty Five .............................................. 4
Smile Orange ........................................ 4
So Long a Letter ................................. 39
Social Studies for the Caribbean:
CXC Core Units and Options ................ 53
Social Studies for Lower Secondary ..... 53
Songs of Silence ................................. 39
Soyer, Amaral ........................................ 6
Soyer, Samuel ....................................... 6
Sprat Morrison ...................................... 5
Stanlake, G F ...................................... 26
Stewart, Joyce .................................... 41
Stone Haven ....................................... 39
Streetcar Named Desire, A................... 38
Success in Maths for the Caribbean ..... 11
Summer Lightning ................................. 5
Sun’s Eye, The ...................................... 5
Sunsong Books ..................................... 5
Swan, D K ............................................ 7
t Taylor, Michele ........................... 16, 17
Technical Drawing ......................... 32, 34
Tempest, The ...................................... 39
Theory and Practice of
Metalwork, The ............................. 32, 34
Things Fall Apart ................................. 39
Thompson-Hosein, F ........................... 55
Time and the River .............................. 39
Tomlinson, Terry .................................. 11
Trinidad & Tobago History,
An Introduction to the .......................... 57
Trinidad and Tobago
Integrated Science .............................. 51
Trinidad and Tobago Maths Connect ..... 46
Tropical Maps ..................................... 21
Turner, D A .......................................... 44
Twelfth Night ....................................... 39
Typewriting for the Caribbean .............. 28
Typing for the Caribbean ..................... 28
u Universal Typing for the Caribbean ... 28
v Vesprey, Augustine .......................... 31
Visual Arts for Secondary Schools .... 24–5
¡Viva! .................................................. 30
w Walcott, Derek .................................. 39
Walmsley, Anne ..................................... 5
Walmsley’s Commercial Typewriting
for the Caribbean ................................ 28
Watson-Grant, Elaine ..................... 29, 30
Ways of Sunlight ................................... 5
Weep Not, Child .................................. 39
West Indian Poetry ................................ 5
Whitcomb, Alan ............................. 26, 55
Whiteley, Peter .................................... 14
Wide Sargasso Sea ............................... 5
Williams, Sheila ..................................... 4
Williams, Tennessee ...................... 38, 39
Wilson, Mark ....................................... 21
Wine of Astonishment, The .................. 39
Wood, Frank ....................................... 28
World of Poetry for CXC, A ................... 40
World of Prose for CXC, A .................... 40
Wyndham, John .................................... 4
y Year in San Fernando, The ............... 39
Young Warriors, The .............................. 5
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ACTIVEBOOK/ACTIVETEACH .........................................................02
LONGMAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ................................................04
LONGMAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ...............................................06
LONGMAN DICTIONARIES .............................................................08
LONGMAN MATHEMATICS ............................................................11
LONGMAN SCIENCE ........................................................................12
LONGMAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ................................16
LONGMAN HISTORY ..........................................................................18
LONGMAN GEOGRAPHY ..............................................................20
LONGMAN ATLASES ........................................................................22
LONGMAN VISUAL ARTS ...............................................................24
LONGMAN BUSINESS STUDIES AND ECONOMICS ..................26
LONGMAN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTS ........27
LONGMAN MODERN LANGUAGES - SPANISH ......................29
LONGMAN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE .........................................31
LONGMAN DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY AND HOME ECONOMICS ......32
LONGMAN ADDITIONAL RESOURCES.......................................34
EXAMCAFE.........................................................................................36
HEINEMANN ENGLISH LITERATURE ............................................38
HEINEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ...........................................40
HEINEMANN DICTIONARIES ........................................................ 43
HEINEMANN MATHEMATICS .......................................................44
HEINEMANN SCIENCE .....................................................................48
HEINEMANN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ...........................52
HEINEMANN SOCIAL STUDIES .....................................................53
HEINEMANN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTS .......54
HEINEMANN HISTORY ...................................................................57
HEINEMANN HOME ECONOMICS .............................................58
HEINEMANN MODERN LANGUAGES - SPANISH ..................58
HEINEMANN MODERN LANGUAGES - FRENCH ...................60
HEINEMANN ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ...................................62
INDEX ....................................................................................................64
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Preparing students for their CSEC examinationA four-level English language course for CSEC-level students offering a Students’ Book and
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incorporates interactive, digital components for enhanced learning.
A FREE ActiveBook CD-ROM can be found in the back of every Student Book whilst teacher
support is available in the form of ActiveTeach CD-ROMs – see pages 2-3 for further details.
Active Science
authorsRoger Bala, Ann Fullicks
ordering detailsActive Science Student Book 1
978 1405 885287
Active Science Student Book 2
978 1405 885294
Active Science Student Book 3
978 1405 885300
Active Science Caribbean ActiveTeach 1
978 1405 885317
Active Science Caribbean ActiveTeach 2
978 1405 885324
Active Science Caribbean ActiveTeach 3
978 1405 885331
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Longman Science
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authorsIntegrated Science : Steve Potter, Ray Oliver (Advisor: Donna Bynoe-Arthur Physics: Barry Jackson, Peter whiteley Chemistry: Jim Clark, Ray Oliver
Human and Social Biology: Dalip Ragoobirsingh, Ann Fullick Comprehensive coverage of the CSEC science curriculum,
with complementary ActiveBook and ActiveTeach software, bringing the teaching and learning of science to life Each Students’ Book provides:
clear explanatory notes at the beginning of each topic that focus learning
exercises encouraging development in understanding or further class work
a FREE ActiveBook CD-ROM with fun interactive material to help consolidate learning.
Teacher support is available in the form of ActiveTeach CD-ROMs – see pages 2 and 3
for further details.
Longman Sciences for CSEC ®
ordering detailsLongman Integrated Science for CSEC Students’ Book
978 1408 231296
Longman Integrated Science for CSEC Active Teach
978 1408 231302
Longman Physics for CSEC Students’ Book
978 1405 885249
Longman Physics for CSEC ActiveTeach
978 1405 885256
Longman Chemistry for CSEC Students’ Book
978 1405 885218
Longman Chemistry for CSEC ActiveTeach
978 1405 885201
Longman Biology for CSEC Students’ Book
978 1405 885195
Longman Biology for CSEC ActiveTeach
978 1405 885188 Longman Human and Social Biology for CSEC Students’ Book
978 1408 208557
Longman Human and Social Biology for CSEC ActiveTeach
978 1408 208540
Longman Science
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Sample pages from Longman Human and Social Biology for CSEC
Student Book
Sample pages from Longman Integrated Science for CSEC
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Longman Information Technology
contents
1 Types of computers and their parts
2 Input devices
3 Primary and secondary storage
4 Output devices
5 Data storage and representation
6 Software
7 Data communications, networks and the Internet
8 Programming
9 System security and computer crimes
10 Introduction to web page design
11 Presentations using PowerPoint
12 Word processing
13 Spreadsheets
14 Databases
15 Integrating data
16 Careers in computing
17 Applications and implications of IT Glossary Index
Log on to IT for CSEC ®2nd Edition
A comprehensive and interactive scheme covering the new CSEC IT curriculum, with complementary ActiveBook and ActiveTeach software, for enhanced practical learningThis Students’ Book and ActiveTeach combination:
helps teachers of the new curriculum with a chapter structure that mirrors the topics in the
syllabus and a clear indication of chapters for use with SBAs
provides an accessible approach to theory and practice with straightforward introductions and
a fun, hands-on approach including a range of questions – multiple choice, recall, structured,
true/false and puzzles
incorporates interactive, digital components for enhanced learning.
A FREE ActiveBook CD-ROM can be found in the back of every Student’s Book whilst teacher
support is available in the form of ActiveTeach CD-ROMs – see pages 2 and 3 for further details.
ordering detailsLog on to IT for CSEC Student’s Book, 2nd Edition
978 1 408228 76 0
Log on to IT for CSEC ActiveTeach, 2nd Edition
978 1 408228 77 7
authorsRoland Birbal, Michele Taylor
Screen shot from Log on to IT for CSEC Students Book, ActiveBook CD-ROM
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An easy-to-teach lower secondary course incorporating all the material required to teach IT as a stand-alone subject over the three years of lower secondaryThis course has been closely aligned with the Jamaican and OECS IT syllabi and the IT strands
engages students with a fun and lively design
incorporates activities throughout to support a practical approach to learning
provides an ideal foundation for students going on to study the subject at CSEC-level
incorporates interactive, digital components for enhanced learning.
A FREE ActiveBook CD-ROM can be found in the back of every Student’s Book whilst teacher
support is available in the form of ActiveTeach CD-ROMs – see pages 2 and 3 for further details.
Interact with Information Technology
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ordering detailsInteract with IT Student’s Book 1 978 1405 870078
Interact with IT Student’s Book 2 978 1405 870085
Interact with IT Student’s Book 3 978 1405 870092
Interact with IT ActiveTeach 1 978 1405 870047
Interact with IT ActiveTeach 2 978 1405 870054
Interact with IT ActiveTeach 3 978 1405 870061
authorsRoland Birbal, Michele Taylor
Covering the CSEC Information Technology technical pro!ciency syllabus
Provides a step-by-step approach to working with spreadsheets, databases and word processing.
Includes a wide range of practicals, activities and exercises for self study.
Offers help with planning and carrying out the SBA component.
Longman InformationTechnology for CXC ®
ordering detailsLongman Information Technology for CXC
978 0582 827905
authorsR Birbal, J Blair
Written and designed speci!cally for lower secondary students across the CaribbeanThis textbook and FREE ActiveBook CD-ROM develop IT skills through an active, accessible approach to
theory and practice, providing an ideal foundation for going on to study IT at CSEC, and for building real
life computer skills.
Log on to IT
authorsRoland Birbal, Michele Taylor
ordering detailsLog on to IT 978 1 408228 76 0
bestseller!
Longman History
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Based on the popular series formerly known as Caribbean Story, now revised and updated to include comprehensive coverage of the new CSEC syllabusThe series offers an accessible and engaging approach to studying the history of the Caribbean
including full-colour, clear designs, shorter chapters, focus questions, in-text facts, key-terms and
book that contains extra activities to help consolidate learning.
Caribbean History: Foundations, Book 1 covers themes in depth from earliest peoples in the
Caribbean to the time just after the end of enslavement.
Caribbean History: Independence, Book 2 covers themes in depth from the late 19th century
to 1985. “Since 1985” updates have been included to help with understanding how what is
happening at present links with history studies.
Caribbean History 4th Edition- Foundations, Book 1- Independence, Book 2
ordering detailsCaribbean History: Foundations, Book 1 (4th Edition) 978 1408 205938
Caribbean History: Independence, Book 2 (4th Edition) 978 1408 205945
authorsWilliam Claypole, John Robottom
Sample pages and screen shot from Caribbean History: Independence Book 2 and accompanying CD-ROM
Student Book
contentsBook 1 Unit 1: The indigenous Americans and the Europeans
Unit 2: 200 years of colonial rivalry
Unit 3: Sugar and enslavement
Unit 4: Resistance and revolt
Unit 5: Towards emancipation
Unit 6: Adjusting to emancipation
Book 2 Unit 1: Diversifying the economy
Unit 2: Society and economy in the twentieth century
Unit 3: The USA and the Caribbean
Unit 4: Political development in the twentieth century
Longman History
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A lower secondary Caribbean history course providing students with a !rm grounding in Caribbean historyThis course aims to prepare students for their future studies at CSEC-level, as well as to develop wider
skills in social studies through an active approach to the study of social history. This two-book approach:
spans Caribbean history from ancient civilisations to late 20th Century independence
provides practice in different skill areas such as recall, interpretation and evaluation, map work
reinforces learning through comprehensive revision questions.
Longman Caribbean History- Empires and Conquests- Freedom and Change
ordering detailsEmpires and Conquests 978 0582 407916
Freedom and Change 978 0582 407923
authorsJohn Gilmore, Beryl M Allen, Dian McCallum, Romila Ramdeen
ordering detailsThe Making of The Bahamas 978 0582 848832
The leading history text for the Bahamas Offers a detailed study of Bahamian history over the last 30 years.
Accessible to students with its clear design and layout.
Reinforces learning through a range of activities and exercises.
The Making of the Bahamas 2nd Edition
authorsDon Maples
History for lower secondaryAn established and highly popular three-book history course for lower forms in Caribbean
schools. Each book includes a wide range of questions and activities to test knowledge and
to stimulate further enquiry and thought.
The People Who Came
ordering detailsBook 1 978 0582 766488
Book 2 978 0582 766587
Book 3 978 0582 766570
authorsEditor: Kamau Braithwaite
History of Jamaica covers the whole history of the island from the arrival of the Arawaks
a thousand years ago, until the present day.
History of Jamaica authorsClinton V Black
ordering detailsHistory of Jamaica 978 0582 038981
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Longman Geography
Principles of Geography for CXC ®
Comprehensively covers all the major requirements of the CSEC syllabus
reinforcement exercises for every chapter to increase understanding and develop key skills
statistical data on the Caribbean region and the rest of the world
engaging text supported by photographs, maps and diagrams.
ordering detailsPrinciples of Geography for CXC
978 0582 039896
authorsNorrel A. London, Mike Senior
Longman Geography for CSEC ®
Comprehensively covers the latest revisions to the CSEC geography syllabus This book includes:
a strong focus on environmental issues
‘concept boxes’ that present key ideas in an accessible way
exam practice opportunities through a variety of exercises and questions at the end of each unit
a FREE interactive CD-ROM providing animation and further activities.
ordering detailsLongman Geography for CSEC
978 1405 816632
authorsJeanette Ottley, Marolyn Gentles
Student Book
Sample pages from Longman Geography for CSEC
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Longman Geography
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A lower secondary course, paving the way for CSEC studies
students’ geographical skills and knowledge at lower secondary level.
This course provides:
skills practice such as interpreting and evaluating data, map work, making comparisons,
coverage of the social, economic, physical and environmental geography of the Caribbean
contrast by investigating other areas of the world such as South Africa and India.
Longman Caribbean Geography
- Caribbean Challenges
ordering detailsThe Caribbean & Beyond 978 0582 407893
Caribbean Challenges 978 0582 407909
authorsMark Wilson, Jeanette Ottley, Shahiba Ali, Charlene Costelloe, Barbara Jenkins
Lower secondary and CSEC- level geography in one courseThis two-book approach teaches the development of skills and encourages a thorough
understanding of all geographical data, including maps and photographs. Book 1 covers the
CSEC examination which is covered in Book 2.
Practical Skills in Caribbean Geography
ordering detailsBook 1 978 0582 766365
Book 2 978 0582 765894
authorsMike Morrissey, Graham Hart
Providing map reading skills to aid CSEC exam preparationThis book contains many of the basic map reading and interpretive skills that are needed to aid
students preparing for the CSEC-level examination in geography. It leads students systematically
through the various steps involved in interpreting maps, photographs and statistical diagrams.
The New Reading Tropical Maps
ordering detailsThe New Reading Tropical Maps 978 9814 114752
authorsMike Morrissey, Graham Hart
Longman Atlases
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An ideal companion for lower secondary geographers; revised and updated in association with the Ministry of Education
Includes more full-colour images, current data from the Department of Statistics and up-to-date
maps including new physical maps for all continents.
Supports the teaching and learning of current social issues being addressed in the Bahamian
education system.
School Atlas for TheCommonwealth of The Bahamas Revised Edition
ordering detailsSchool Atlas for The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, Revised Edition
978 1408 258279
authorsMike Morrisey, Ministry of Education Advisor: Sharon Poitier, Senior
new!
Sample pages from School Atlas for The Commonwealth of The Bahamas
Student Book
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Atlas for CaribbeanExaminations 3rd Edition
This bestselling atlas, with FREE CD-ROM, provides essential support for CSEC social studies courses as well as The Bahamas GCSE geography programme Offering valuable reference material for CSEC-level students, teacher trainees and other higher level
students, this atlas is also a fascinating reference book for use in the home. It provides:
content structured to match the CSEC geography syllabus, including in-depth material on special
themes to be studied
emphasis on conservation issues and the effects of human activity on the climate and environment
for school-based assessment and map skills practice with three large-scale topographical maps
animated simulations of natural occurrences linked to key CSEC study areas on a FREE CD-ROM.
ordering detailsAtlas for Caribbean Examinations
978 1405 849449
authorsAdvisor: Mike Morrisey
Bestseller!
Sample pages from Atlas for Caribbean Examinations
Student Book
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Longman Visual Arts
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Longman Visual Arts forSecondary Schools
Comprehensive coverage of visual arts syllabi across the Caribbean, for all school yearsHighlights of the book:
Step-by-step practical instructions enable students to apply theoretical and practical visual arts
photographs to motivate students.
An engaging FREE CD-ROM reinforces crucial concepts and promotes independent learning
with interactive activities and questions, guidance on art room materials and best practices and
project work for class or home study.ordering detailsLongman Visual Arts for Secondary Schools
978 1408 208533
authorsAllan Sieupersad
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contentsPart I All About the Visual Arts1 The World of Visual Arts
2 World Art
3 Caribbean Art
Part II Areas of Creativity in the Visual Arts4 Drawing
5 Painting
6 Printmaking
7 Graphic Design
8 Textile Design
9 Three-Dimensional Art
10 Leathercraft
11 Pottery and Ceramics
12 Fibre Arts
13 Decorative Arts and Craft
14 Introduction to Design Arts
Part III Bringing Visual Arts Learning Together15 Visual Arts Integration
16 the Visual Arts
17 Portfolio for the Visual Arts
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Sample pages from Longman Visual Arts for Secondary Schools
Student Book
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Longman Business Studies and Economics
Full CSEC syllabus coverage in one textbookThis up-to-date book presents:
a clear and concise treatment of CSEC topics including balance of payments, national
income, markets and marketing
extensive activities at the end of each chapter to reinforce learning
a FREE interactive CD-ROM of multiple-choice questions to aid revision.
Essential Principles ofBusiness for CSEC ®3rd Edition
ordering detailsEssential Principles of Business for CSEC®
978 1405 842211
authorsAlan Whitcomb with Macpherson Barnes
Written speci!cally for the Caribbean CSEC economics syllabusThis textbook and FREE CD-ROM help students to gain knowledge as they develop their skills of
interpretation and application. Including:
clear chapter objectives and summaries giving structure to learning whilst CSEC-style questions
at the end of every chapter help students prepare for the examination
opportunities for students to assess their understanding of key points with the ‘Understanding
Concepts’ feature as well as relevant case studies that apply the subject to real-life
a comprehensive SBA Guide helping students and teachers tackle this important aspect of the syllabus.
Longman Economics for CXC ®
ordering detailsEconomics for CXC
978 0582 854369
authorsDr. R. Hosein, G. F. Stanlake
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Longman Of!ce Administration and Accounts
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Sample pages from Longman
Office Administration for CSEC
Please note, cover image and
sample pages are subject to
change upon publication of the
revised CXC syllabus.
Student Book
Longman Of!ce Administration for CSEC ®2nd Edition
This revised and updated edition will comprehensively match the 2011 CXC syllabusThis 2nd edition will help students to gain the knowledge and practical skills required for success
both in CSEC
Highlights of the book:
Key terms will be highlighted throughout and a comprehensive glossary at the back of the book will
help to increase students’ use and understanding of related vocabulary.
Each section of the book will offer a clear outline of syllabus statements, explaining the new skills and
knowledge students will acquire.
In-text questions and case studies will test students’ understanding and end-of-chapter exercises will
provide opportunities to review learning with more in-depth and exam-focused practice.
A revised and expanded SBA Guide will offer a wealth of material for teachers and students, PLUS a
FREE CD-ROM will provide further support for the text and additional exam preparation material.
Don’t miss the accompanying student Workbook!
Please check with your local sales representative for availability of these forthcoming titles.
ordering detailsCSEC
978 14082 46375
for CSEC Workbook
978 14082 46382
authorsS. Finisterre, L. Payne, J. Reid
coming soon!
CXC (2004) is still available to order.
ordering detailsCXC
978 0582 854406
Longman Of!ce Administration and Accounts
ordering detailsUniversal Typing for the Caribbean, 3rd Edition
978 0582 307681
Universal Typing for the Caribbean 3rd Edition
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Walmsley’s CommercialTypewriting for the Caribbean 10th Edition
ordering detailsWalmsley’s Commercial Typewriting for the Caribbean, 10th Edition
978 0582 311688
Longman Electronic DocumentPreparation and Management for CSEC ®
Written by experienced Caribbean educators to include comprehensive coverage of the CSEC EDPM syllabusThis up-to-date book:
promotes active learning through practical activities
helps students to apply their knowledge to real-life scenarios through case studies
provides further practice and consolidation with extra exercises on a FREE CD-ROM.
ordering detailsLongman Electronic Document Preparation and Management for CSEC
978 1405 876872
authorsLenore Bowrin, Donnette Kellier-Palmer
An up-to-date text for the CSEC principles of accounts syllabus Helps students work out answers to questions on their own with a range of CSEC-style questions
and worked examples.
Fully prepares students for the exam by providing practice questions and activities on a
FREE interactive CD-ROM.
SBA section aids students and teachers in tackling this important part of the syllabus.
Principles of Accountsfor the Caribbean5th Edition
ordering detailsPrinciples of Accounts for the Caribbean
978 1405 842235
authorsFrank Wood, Sheila Robinson with Judy Reid
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Longman Modern Languages - Spanish
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A four-level Spanish course written speci!cally for Caribbean secondary schoolsThis course, with FREE Teacher’s Guide and Audio CD for every level:
covers the lower secondary Spanish curriculum requirements
combines attention to grammar with exercises and activities based on communication skills
(listening, speaking, reading and writing)
includes self assessment exercises at the end of every chapter allowing students to test
their own progress
provides further practice through an Activity Book for use at home and in class.
¡Chévere!authorsAnne-Maria Bankay, Ingrid Kemchand, Paulette Ramsay, Elaine Watson-Grant, Joseph Andall
ordering detailsStudents’ Book 1
978 1405 895842
Students’ Book 2
978 1405 895835
Students’ Book 3
978 0582 853171
Students’ Book 4
978 0582 853188
Activity Book 1
978 0582 853195
Activity Book 2
978 0582 853201
Activity Book3
978 0582 853218
Activity Book 4
978 0582 853225
Teacher’s Guide 1
978 0582 853232
Teacher’s Guide 2
978 0582 853249
Teacher’s Guide 3
978 0582 853256
Teacher’s Guide 4
978 0582 853263
course structure
Student Book Activity Book Teacher Guide
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
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A complete Spanish course for Caribbean secondary schoolsBooks 1-3 provide a strong foundation in Spanish at Caribbean lower secondary level in preparation for
the CSEC examination. Book 4 goes on to provide an accessible, thematic approach to learning Spanish,
matching the demands of the CSEC syllabus. Each level comprises:
comprehension exercises, Spanish in real-life, guided writing, oral practice and assessment tests
vocabulary lists and guidance on pronunciation
a Grammar Builder providing added practice in essential grammar skills
(The CXC book (Book 4) also contains a full practice exam and a listening exam on Audio CD.)
¡Viva! 2nd Edition
ordering detailsStudents’ Book 1 with Audio CD
978 0582 332829
Students’ Book 2 with Audio CD
978 0582 332836
Students’ Book 3 with Audio CD
978 0582 332843
Students’ Book 4 with Audio CD
978 0582 794610
Practice Book 1
978 0582 332850
Practice Book 2
978 0582 367791
Practice Book 3
978 0582 367807
Practice Book 4
978 0582 794597
Teacher’s Guide Book 1
978 1405 806466
Teacher’s Guide Book 2
978 1405 806473
Teacher’s Guide Book 3
978 1405 837811
authorsS Moodie, D R de Rondon, E Watson-Grant, B Maharaj
course structure
Student Book Practice Book Teacher Guide
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Longman Agricultural Science
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ordering detailsAgricultural Science for the Caribbean with CD 1, 2nd Edition
9871408246344
Agricultural Science for the Caribbean with CD 2, 2nd Edition
9781408246351
Agricultural Science for the Caribbean with CD 3, 2nd Edition
9781408246368
authorsAmrith Barran, Edmund Berahzer, Joy Clarke, Ricardo Gueverra, Augustine Vesprey
A junior secondary course for Caribbean schoolsThis three-part series provides updated content relevant to current agricultural science syllabi in
the Caribbean. In addition, it emphasises the use of technology in agriculture with the inclusion of
information on new technology and exercises to encourage the use of educational technology.
Agricultural Sciencefor the Caribbean2nd Edition
new!
Student Book
Sample pages from Agricultural Sciences for the Caribbean 1, 2nd Edition
contents
Chapter 1: An introduction to agriculture (Augustine Vesprey, Grenada)
Chapter 2: An introduction to agricultural resources (Amrith Barran, Trinidad and Tobago)
Chapter 3: Human resources in agriculture (Edmund Berahzer, Trinidad and Tobago)
Chapter 4: The design process in agriculture (Amrith Barran, Trinidad and Tobago)
Chapter 5: Technology in agriculture (Joy Clarke, Jamaica)
Chapter 6: Natural resources in agriculture: land and soil (Joy Clarke, Jamaica)
Chapter 7: The plant: structure and function (Augustine Vesprey, Grenada)
Chapter 8: Plant processes (Augustine Vesprey, Grenada)
Chapter 9: Field crop cultivation (Augustine Vesprey, Grenada)
Chapter 10: Tools and equipment (Augustine Vesprey, Grenada)
Chapter 11: Rearing of farm animals: poultry (Joy Clarke, Jamaica)
Chapter 12: Natural resources in agriculture: time (Edmund Berahzer, Trinidad and Tobago)
Chapter 13: Abiotic factors in the environment (Amrith Barran, Trinidad and Tobago)
Chapter 14: Biotic factors in the environment (Amrith Barran, Trinidad and Tobago)
Longman Design and Technology and Home Economics
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Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of secondary school technical syllabiThis series is also suitable for craft level courses such as engineering and building related subjects
and for industrial training courses where an understanding of technical drawing is required.
Technical Drawing
ordering detailsTechnical Drawing 1: Plane and Solid Geometry
978 0582 651395
Technical Drawing 2: Mechanical Drawing
978 0582 588578
Technical Drawing 3: Building Drawing
978 0582 651401
Graded Exercises in Technical Drawing
978 0582 650954
authorsA Bankole, S Bland
This textbook covers all aspects of metalwork from basic facts about iron and steel and nonferrous
metals to handwriting of metals and engineering metalwork.
The Theory and Practice of Metalwork 3rd Edition
ordering detailsThe Theory and Practice of Metalwork,
3rd Edition 978 0582 331372
authorsGeorge Love
Cooking Explained 4th Edition
An essential source of information for those studying home economicsPart 1 contains chapters on nutrition and health as well as information on all the different food types,
whilst Part 2 consists entirely of recipes and has been designed to accommodate healthy meal
planning and investigative work. It is suitable for CSEC and BGCSE examinations.
ordering detailsCooking Explained, 4th Edition
978 0582 305731
authorsJill Davies
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Heinemann English Literature
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A Grain of Wheat Ngugi wa Thiong’o 978 0 435913 56 4
A Man for All Seasons Robert Bolt 978 0 435233 20 4
A Midsummer Night’s Dream William Shakespeare 978 0 435026 46 2
A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee Williams 978 0 435233 10 5
An Inspector Calls J. B. Priestley 978 0 435232 82 5
Arrow of God Chinua Achebe 978 0 435905 30 9
Aunt Jen Paulette Ramsay 978 0 435910 12 9
Bad Girls in School Gwyneth Harold 978 0 435215 17 0
Beka Lamb Zee Edgell 978 0 435988 47 0 without study notes
Beka Lamb with CXC Study Notes Zee Edgell 978 0 435988 46 3 with CXC study notes
Children of the Sea David Franklyn 978 0 435215 19 4
Crick Crack Monkey Merle Hodge 978 0 435989 51 4
Cricket in the Road and other Stories Michael Anthony 978 0 435980 32 0
Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller 978 0 435233 07 5
Dilemmas of Deokie Carol Sammy 978 1 408231 28 9
Doctor’s Orders Alecia McKenzie 978 0 435988 27 2
Efuru Flora Nwapa 978 0 435900 26 7
Frangipani House Beryl Gilroy 978 0 435899 36 3
Green Days by the River Michael Anthony 978 0 435989 55 2
Harriet’s Daughter Marlene Nourbese Philip 978 0 435989 24 8
Harvest of Thorns Shimmer Chinodya 978 0 435905 82 8
High Tide of Intrigue Michael Anthony 978 0 435989 56 9
It Begins with Tears Opal Palmer Adisa 978 0 435989 46 0
King Lear William Shakespeare 978 0 435193 09 6 advanced
Macbeth William Shakespeare 978 0 435026 44 8
Masters of the Dew Jacques Roumain 978 0 435987 45 9
Miguel Street V.S. Naipaul 978 0 435989 54 5
Mint Tea and Other Stories Christine Craig 978 0 435989 32 3
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Much Ado About Nothing William Shakespeare 978 0 435026 47 9
October All Over Maria Roberts-Squires 978 0 435988 26 5
Pick of the Crop Nailah Folami Imoja 978 0 435989 66 8
Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen 978 0 435126 07 0
Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare 978 0 435026 49 3
Selected Poetry Derek Walcott 978 0 435911 97 3
So Long a Letter Mariama Bâ 978 0 435913 52 6
Songs of Silence Curdella Forbes 978 0 435989 57 6 without study notes
Songs of Silence with CXC Study Notes Curdella Forbes 978 0 435089 09 2 with CXC study notes
Stone Haven Evan Jones 978 0 435989 49 1
The Gaulin and the Dove Lewis Henry 978 0 435899 38 7
The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams 978 0 435233 19 8
The Grass is Singing Doris Lessing 978 0 435901 31 8
The Heinemann Book of Caribbean Poetry Ian McDonald/Stuart Brown 978 0 435988 17 3
The Joys of Motherhood Buchi Emecheta 978 0 435913 54 0
The Leopard V.S. Reid 978 0 435899 37 0
The Merchant of Venice William Shakespeare 978 0 435026 45 5
The River Between
The Schoolmaster Earl Lovelace 978 0 435989 50 7
The Tempest William Shakespeare 978 0 435193 07 2 advanced
The Wine of Astonishment Earl Lovelace 978 0 435988 80 7 without study notes
The Wine of Astonishment with CXC Notes Earl Lovelace 978 0 435033 40 8 with CXC study notes
The Year in San Fernando Michael Anthony 978 0 435989 43 9
Things Fall Apart Chinua Achebe 978 0 435913 50 2
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Heinemann English Language
Revised to meet the requirements of the CSEC syllabi A and B in English This anthology of poems addresses a wide range of themes and subjects and includes a balance
of well-known poems from the past as well as more recent works. It includes:
poems from the Caribbean and the rest of the world to broaden learning
notes on each poem and questions to provoke discussion, as well as a useful checklist to help
students with poetry analysis
practical guidance for students on how to tackle examination questions, including examples
of model answers for reference.
A World of Poetry for CXC ®
ordering detailsA World of Poetry for CXC
978 0 435988 01 2
authorsMark McWatt, Hazel Simmons-McDonald
Revised to meet the requirements of the CSEC syllabi A and B in EnglishStories have been chosen from the Caribbean and the rest of the world for their appeal in terms
of content and approach.
Each story helps to develop students’ skills of appreciation and analysis of the short story form.
The anthology includes notes on each story with background information on the authors, as
well as a useful glossary of terms.
Practical guidance for students on how to tackle examination questions is presented with
examples of model answers for reference.
A World of Prose for CXC ®
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978 0 435987 98 5
authorsDavid Williams, Hazel Simmons-McDonald
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A lively task-based approach to teaching English in Caribbean secondary schoolsEach of the books in this four-stage course comprises units with motivating, theme-based
tasks divided into the following sections:
listening and speaking
learning to communicate
studying literature
studying grammar
reading and responding
improving writing.
Let’s Work With English
ordering detailsLet’s Work With English Book 1
978 0 435987 26 8
Let’s Work With English Book 2
978 0 435987 27 5
Let’s Work With English Book 3
978 0 435987 28 2
CXC Let’s Work With English
978 0 435987 29 9
authorsSeries Editor: Rod Ellis Authors: Hazel Simmons-McDonald, Lorna Down, Leonie St Juste-Jean, Joyce Stewart
Use alone for extra practice or as a revision guide for Let’s Work With EnglishImproved and updated, this popular text:
is a complete revision programme for CSEC English A candidates
includes examination practice for Papers 1 and 2 as well as two full-length test papers for
thorough exam preparation
provides practical guidance on summarising, and tackling the creative writing section of the
exam to enhance exam performance.
Practice Exercises forCSEC ® English Language
ordering detailsPractice Exercises for CSEC English Language
978 0 435983 16 1
authorsJacqueline Cousins
The ideal companion for students taking the Bahamas GCSE English language examinationWritten in conjunction with the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports and Culture, Making the Grade
provides expert guidance on how to master the skills necessary for success in the examination. It contains:
an opening chapter summarising current grammar and sentence construction, correct spelling, word
choice and punctuation
chapters providing guidance on Continuous Writing (Paper 1), Listening Skills (Paper 2) and
Comprehension and Directed Writing (Papers 3 and 4)
numerous activities for students to test their skills, ‘exam-type’ exercises, with student answers
and comments from examiners as well as practice examination papers and answers.
Making the Grade
ordering detailsMaking the Grade
978 0 435988 02 9
authorsCompiled by Pamela Moultrie
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A comprehensive and accessible resourceThis dictionary has been updated to offer:
a clearer layout
a new grammar section.
Heinemann English Dictionary 5th Edition
ordering detailsHeinemann English Dictionary, 5th Edition
978 0 435104 24 5
using English across the curriculum.
Heinemann InternationalStudents’ Dictionary
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9780435047528
authorsD.A. Turner, I. A. Potts
Caribbean MathsConnect for CSEC ®
Providing complete coverage of the CSEC syllabus, reordered into a varied scheme of work
This student book:
highlights the connections between different mathematical concepts, focusing on developing
students’ problem-solving skills through numerous and varied exercises
offers advice and practice, including worked examples and graded revision questions, to
equip students to tackle common exam questions
is complemented by an ExamCafé CD-ROM, a valuable interactive tool helping students to
make the most of the time they spend revising.
See pages 36 and 37 for further information about ExamCafé.
Sample pages from Caribbean Maths Connect for CSEC
Student Book
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Heinemann Mathematics
Accessible maths for students of all abilitiesThis three-book course for 11-14 year olds, uses a ‘spiral’ approach so that topics are covered
CSEC.
The books provide:
relevant, well-presented examples that place each topic in a motivating context
numerous exercises, ‘review tests’ and ‘interim tests’ to monitor progress
extra ‘investigations’ for project work to encourage mathematical thinking.
(Answers to tests and exercises, as well as a simple glossary of essential mathematical terms,
are found in each book.)
Fundamental Mathematics for the Caribbean
ordering detailsFundamental Mathematics for the Caribbean Book 1
978 0 435983 20 8
Fundamental Mathematics for the Caribbean Book 2
978 0 435983 21 5
Fundamental Mathematics for the Caribbean Book 3
978 0 435983 22 2
authorsA.W. Binks, Y. Ramsey, I. Edwards-Kennedy, Rev S. Jackson, R. Hollands, C. Lutchman
Written speci!cally for Caribbean secondary schools CSEC
of students as their CSEC examination approaches. The friendly approach of the text makes the study
of mathematics both stimulating and enjoyable, whilst ample opportunities are provided for students
to consolidate what they have learnt. The book provides:
completed and annotated worked exam questions in each chapter as well as numerous
practice exercises, review tests, interim tests and examination-type questions to monitor
and assess students’ progress
chapter summaries to emphasise key concepts and a revision planner with diagnostic questions
investigations for project work, activities, and problem-solving questions, including answers to all
exercises and tests to aid self-examination.
Heinemann Mathematics for CXC ®
ordering detailsHeinemann Mathematics for CXC
978 0 435983 17 8
authorsA.W. Binks, Y. Ramsay, I. Edwards-Kennedy, G. Pope, R. Hollands
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Raising standards through a modern approachWritten by a team of experienced Caribbean educators, this motivating lower secondary maths
course matches syllabus requirements across the Caribbean.
Real-life case studies show how maths is used in everyday life whilst clear worked examples help
students to tackle questions.
An overview, objectives and explanations reinforce the key ideas and aims of each unit and
assessment and review opportunities allow teachers and students to check progress.
Students are encouraged to develop critical thinking skills and independent learning.
To help make the most of the course, each textbook has an accompanying Teaching Resource
term plans which offer a proposed structure for working through the books with students
‘Getting started’ worksheets to introduce key topics and ‘Thinking further’ worksheets that
provide extended topic coverage
thousands of practice exercises to supplement every chapter in the textbook
a searchable glossary of key words
opportunities to create personalised exercises to meet the varying achievement levels of students.
Caribbean Maths Connect
authorsRosalyn Kelly, Benita Byer-Bowen, Delia D. Samuel
Developed speci!cally for Trinidad and TobagoRaise standards in mathematical achievement with this motivating course that:
demonstrates the relevance of mathematics in everyday life with real life ‘maths at work’ case studies
to contextualise learning
helps students tackle questions on their own with clear worked examples whilst at the same time
clearly outlines objectives and aims for each unit, consolidating learning through progressive exercises
includes assessment and review exercises to check students’ progress and understanding
challenges high achievers with ‘investigations’ designed to take things further.
(Can be used with the Caribbean Maths Connect Teaching Resource CD-ROM, see above.)
Trinidad and TobagoMaths Connect
ordering detailsTrinidad and Tobago Maths Connect Book 1
978 0 435891 53 4
Trinidad and Tobago Maths Connect Book 2
978 0 435891 54 1
Trinidad and Tobago Maths Connect Book 3
978 0 435895 97 6
authorsIrmin Edwards-Kennedy, Yvonne Fitz-Andrews-Ramsey, Gwendolyn Pope
ordering detailsCaribbean Maths Connect Book 1
978 0 435989 97 2
Caribbean Maths Connect Book 2
978 0 435989 98 9
Caribbean Maths Connect Book 3
978 0 435989 99 6
Maths Connect 1 Teaching Resource CD-ROM
978 0 435081 60 7
Maths Connect 2 Teaching Resource CD-ROM
978 0 435081 61 4
Maths Connect 3 Teaching Resource CD-ROM
978 0 435081 62 1
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Student Book
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A mathematics course developed speci!cally for the lower secondary Jamaica curriculum – now with WorkbooksThis motivating course:
demonstrates the relevance of mathematics in everyday life with real life ‘maths at work’ case studies
to contextualise learning
helps students tackle questions on their own with clear worked examples whilst at the same time
clearly outlines objectives and aims for each unit, consolidating learning through progressive exercises
includes assessment and review exercises to check students’ progress and understanding
challenges high achievers with ‘investigations’ designed to take things further.
A Workbook for each level will be available from January 2011
(Can be used with the Caribbean Maths Connect Teaching Resource CD-ROM, see page 46.)
Jamaica Maths Connect
ordering detailsJamaica Maths Connect Book 1
978 0 435891 51 0
Jamaica Maths Connect Book 2
978 0 435891 52 7
Jamaica Maths Connect Book 3
978 0 435891 50 3
Jamaica Maths Connect Workbook 1
978 0435044 20 6
Jamaica Maths Connect Workbook 2
978 0435044 21 3
Jamaica Maths Connect Workbook 3
978 0435044 22 0
authorsRosalyn Kelly, Benita Byer-Bowen, Delia D. Samuel
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A revised text providing complete coverage of the new science syllabusHighlights of the book:
Straightforward introductions to topics enable students to understand syllabus objectives.
A variety of exam style questions and examiner hints in the margin help students to actively prepare
for the exam.
CSEC
syllabus, including versions of many experiments that can be carried out with basic kitchen equipment.
The FREE ExamCafé CD-ROM comes with each textbook and includes three sections to aid exam
preparation:
– Relax and prepare: planning tools, revision timetables, common mistakes
– Get the result: model answers for questions in the textbook, examiners’ hints.
Heinemann IntegratedScience for CSEC ®
ordering detailsHeinemann Integrated Science for CSEC®
9781408231272
authorsByron Dawson, Marcia Rainford, Lawrie Ryan, David Sang
Sample pages from Heinemann Integrated Science for CSEC
Student Book
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A lively, accessible textbook written by experienced teachers of physicsThis book provides:
complete syllabus coverage all in one place eliminating the need for supplementary resources
plenty of questions (multiple choice, structured and free-response), exercises, problems
questions to challenge high achievers
sample school-based assessment activities and worked examples
end-of-chapter checklists of skills and knowledge covered as well as revision questions to
test understanding.
Heinemann Physics for CXC ®
ordering detailsHeinemann Physics for CXC
978 0 435975 33 3
authorsNorman Lambert, Natasha Lewis dos Santos, Tricia A. Samuel
This popular text meets the requirements of the latest CSEC syllabusPresented in full-colour, with a user-friendly page design this is the perfect text to make chemistry
accessible to all students. Highlights of the book:
Comprehensive coverage of core and optional material for the CSEC examination.
A variety of exam-style questions help prepare students for the exam.
Supports slower learners with ‘Understand it better’ boxes explaining complex issues in a
straightforward way.
Clear, worked examples encourage students to tackle questions on their own.
Helps teachers use the experiments in the book to cover all the skills required for the assessment.
Chemistry for CSEC ®
ordering detailsChemistry for CSEC 978 0 435983 14 7
authorsCheryl Remy, Louise Mason, Norman Lambert, Marine Mohammed
A unique practice book for CSEC chemistryIt provides a wealth of revision exercises, and a guide to all the detailed experimental work
covered in the CSEC chemistry syllabus.
Practical Chemistry for CXC ®
ordering detailsPractical Chemistry for CXC 978 0 435983 08 6
authorsNorman Lambert, Marine Mohammed
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This three-book course provides a !rm foundation in science education to all lower secondary school students, and particularly those going on to study science at CSEC-levelHigh quality drawings and carefully chosen photographs are included in all books. Safety warnings
of each book help students to check understanding and develop the skills required for assessment.
The series provides:
and examples taken from across the Caribbean region
an integrated approach using themes for each unit and further division into individual topics and
an attractive design that makes the text easy to follow
‘Finding out’ boxes that encourage students to carry out independent research as well as
investigations in each unit that promote further independent learning opportunities.
Integrated Science for Caribbean Schools
authorsF. Dalgety, C. Draper, D. Sang
ordering detailsIntegrated Science for Caribbean Schools Book 1
978 0 435575 88 5
Integrated Science for Caribbean Schools Book 2
978 0 435575 89 2
Integrated Science for Caribbean Schools Book 3
978 0 435575 90 8
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Student Book
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ordering detailsIntegrated Science for Jamaica Book 1
978 0 435980 89 4
Integrated Science for Jamaica Book 2
978 0 435980 89 4
Integrated Science for Jamaica Book 3
978 0 435980 89 4
Integrated Science for Jamaica Workbook 1
978 0 435046 17 0
Integrated Science for Jamaica Workbook 2
978 0 435046 16 3
Integrated Science for Jamaica Workbook 3
978 0 435046 19 4
authorsSherril Gardner, David Sang, Carol Draper, Florine Dalgety, Byron Dawson
Full coverage of the lower secondary school science curriculum in Jamaica – now with Workbooks
to technology and the environment whilst at the same time:
encourages critical thinking and problem-solving through lively activities and offers assessment
tests at the end of each book to check students’ progress and understanding
engages students’ interest in science with ‘Finding out’ and ‘Did you know’ boxes and a glossary
of key terms
presents clear objectives at the start of each topic, with a summary section and questions at
the end to help consolidate learning.
A Workbook for each level will be available from March 2011.
Integrated Science for Jamaica
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Developed speci!cally for secondary schools in Trinidad and Tobago - now with WorkbooksDeveloped by the Secondary Education Modernisation Programme (SEMP), this course includes:
up-to-date information and examples from Trinidad and across the Caribbean region, with links to
technology and the environment
lively activities helping to develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving as well as tests at the
end of each book to check understanding and develop the skills required for assessment
clear objectives at the start of each topic, consolidated with a clear summary and questions at the end
‘Finding out’ and ‘Did you know’ features to engage students’ interest in science.
A Workbook for each level will be available from March 2011.
Integrated Science forTrinidad and Tobago
authorsFlorine Dalgety, Carol Draper, David Sang, Moira Sheehan
ordering detailsIntegrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Book 1 978 0 435575 63 2
Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Book 2 978 0 435575 64 9
Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Book 3 978 0 435575 65 6
Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Workbook 1 978 0435046 14 9
Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Workbook 2 978 0435046 13 2
Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago Workbook 3 978 0435046 18 7
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An accessible scheme providing complete coverage of the new IT syllabus This comprehensive book helps teachers manage their time between the classroom and the computer
lab through sections on classroom-based learning, lab-based activities and advice on completing the SBA.
Highlights of the book:
Straightforward introductions to theoretical concepts to ensure students’ understanding from the outset.
A range of question types and examiners hints in the margin help students to actively prepare
for their exams.
The FREE ExamCafé CD-ROM includes three sections to aid exam preparation:
– Relax and prepare: planning tools, revision timetables, common mistakes
– Get the result: model answers for questions in the textbook, examiners’ hints, help with SBAs
Heinemann InformationTechnology for CSEC ®
ordering detailsHeinemann Information Technology for CSEC
978 1 408229 32 3
authorsMary Reid, Deepak Dinesan, Rayman Khan
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The ideal social studies course for mixed ability classes of 11–14 year olds, Caribbean-wideThe hallmark of this text is its exciting pan-Caribbean perspective. The major topics in Caribbean
social studies are given lively, detailed coverage in clear English whilst plenty of photographs,
drawings and activities bring the material to life.
Topics covered:
Our land and people.
Changing environment.
The wider world.
Heinemann Social Studiesfor Lower Secondary
ordering detailsBook 1: The Caribbean: Our Land and People
978 0 435981 93 8
Book 2: The Caribbean: Our Changing Environment
978 0 435981 94 5
Book 3: The Caribbean: The Wider World
978 0 435981 95 2
authorsM. Brathwaite, C. Glean, V. Goodridge, S. Grayson, S. Leslie, M. Sandy
A popular social studies textThis recently updated book now includes:
options in communications, tourism and consumer affairs
up-to-date statistics, diagrams and photographs to support learning and new material that
covers Caribbean and world developments
practical guidance on how to approach the school-based assessment, and alternatives to
the school-based assessment.
Social Studies for the Caribbean:CXC ® Core Units and Options
ordering detailsSocial Studies for the Caribbean: CXC Core Units and Options
978 0 435984 07 6
authorsI. B. Beddoe, L. Bernard, B. A. Rohlehr, K. Seepersad
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for CSEC, 2nd Edition
978 1408261 91 0
authorsDr. Alan Whitcomb
Heinemann Of!ceAdministration for CSEC ®2nd Edition
The much-loved, student-friendly and authoritative guide to of!ce administration will be fully updated to match the 2011 CSEC curriculum
This accessible textbook will comprehensively cover the new syllabus and will include an
extensive guide to SBAs, providing teachers with everything they need to prepare students
for the CSEC examination.
An abundance of questions will be included in the Students’ Book providing a wealth of
opportunities to test knowledge and practice skills acquired throughout the course.
Key words, exam practice and structured questions will provide further opportunities for
structured learning and recapping essential topics.
A FREE complementary ExamCafé CD-ROM will be provided in the back of the book. This
valuable interactive tool helps students to make the most of the time they spend revising.
The CD-ROM also includes MS Excel editable versions of spreadsheets that appear in the book.
See pages 36 and 37 for further information about ExamCafé.
Please check with your local sales representative for availability of this forthcoming title.
coming soon!
Sample pages from Heinemann Office Administration for CSEC. Please note, cover image and sample pages are subject to change upon publication of the revised CXC syllabus.
Student Book
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Full coverage of the CSEC principles of accounts and book-keeping syllabi, in one bookThe clear presentation of this text allows pupils to study independently. Each chapter concludes
with worked examples of typical exam-style questions.
Principles of Accounts for CXC ®
ordering detailsPrinciples of Accounts for CXC
978 0 435983 09 3
authorsF. Thompson-Hosein
Complete CSEC accounts syllabus coverageThis highly illustrated book adopts a straightforward and easy approach to the teaching and
learning of book-keeping and accounts, presented as a lively, humorous and interesting text.
Three types of activity can be found at the end of each chapter:
Activities that test the understanding of key accounting terms.
Activities in which students apply the knowledge they have gained to practical situations.
There is also a chapter providing practical guidance on examination preparation to help
students succeed.
Heinemann Accounts for CSEC ®
ordering detailsHeinemann Accounts for CSEC
978 0 435975 32 6
authorsDr. Alan Whitcomb, Gillian Clarke
CSEC (2006) is still available to order.
ordering details
for CSEC, 1st Edition
978 0435812 18 8
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Heinemann History
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Caribbean history especially for CSEC !This four-book series addresses key developments through Caribbean history. At the end of each
chapter, in each book, are exercises and questions that follow the format of the CSEC examination.
Heinemann CXC ® History
ordering detailsCanes & Chains: A Study of Sugar & Slavery (Theme A3)
978 0 435982 23 2
The Haitian Revolution & its Effects (Theme B5)
978 0 435983 01 7
The United States in the Caribbean (Theme C8)
978 0 435982 30 0
Social Life in the Caribbean 1838–1938 (Theme D14)
978 0 435983 05 5
authorsElizabeth M. Halcrow
The !rst history of Trinidad and Tobago written at this levelThis text gives students a foundation in the history of Trinidad and Tobago and will prepare them
for their study of the wider Caribbean and other parts of the world.
An Introduction to the Historyof Trinidad and Tobago
ordering detailsAn Introduction to the History of Trinidad and Tobago
978 0 435984 74 8
authorsBridget Brereton
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Heinemann Home Economics
ordering details¡Arriba! Student Book 1
978 0 435390 11 2
¡Arriba! Student Book 2
978 0 435390 31 0
¡Arriba! Student Book 3
978 0 435390 50 1
¡Arriba! Student Book 4
978 0 435390 70 9
The straightforward approach of this Spanish course works superbly in the classroom to ensure successful progression for all abilitiesThis course is colourful, motivating and exceptionally easy-to-use.
The Student Books contain a fully integrated scheme of revision and self-assessment.
Workbooks, Cassettes, Flashcards, Resources and Assessment Files and Teacher’s Guides
are also available. Contact your local sales representative for more information.
¡Arriba!
ordering detailsBook 1
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Book 2
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Book 3
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This three-book course provides a !rm foundation in home economics for all lower secondary school studentsThis fully revised series has been updated to include recent curriculum developments throughout
the Caribbean region. The course meets the needs of students following resource and technology
courses in home and family management. In addition, it offers numerous opportunities for design
skills development in the areas of food preparation, clothing and textiles. Each book includes:
colourful illustrations and clear information to engage learners
activities to develop students’ skills in critical thinking and problem solving
a summary section at the end of each chapter to consolidate learning.
Caribbean Home Economics in Action
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Heinemann Modern Languages – Spanish
¡Listos! is
a manageable, practical and lively course, perfect for the classroom.
¡Listos!:
fosters an appreciation for, and love of, the Spanish language and the culture of the
Spanish-speaking world
adopts a student-centred approach to develop effective listening, speaking, reading and
writing skills through a variety of exciting and fully differentiated activities
clearly signposts learning outcomes
provides appropriate materials to support a variety of evaluation strategies and assessment
techniques to assess pupils’ progress.
Some teachers use our previous ¡Listos! series, which covers Levels 1 and 2 of lower secondary
Spanish in one textbook. We think our new series, which teaches Latin American Spanish and is
developed for the Caribbean, is a real improvement, but if you require top-up copies this chart
explains which books you require:
A "exible course to support the teaching of Spanish in the Caribbean
¡Listos! for the Caribbean ordering details¡Listos! for the Caribbean 1a Student Book
978 0 435982 24 9
¡Listos! 1b Student Book
978 0 435982 27 0
¡Listos! 1a and 1b Teacher’s Guide
978 0 435982 28 7
¡Listos! 2 Student Book
978 0 435131 48 7
¡Listos! 2 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 435131 49 4
Alternatively, you may choose to cover level 1 of ¡Listos! in one book:
¡Listos! 1 Student Book
978 0 435429 04 1
¡Listos! 1 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 435428 92 1
¡Listos! 2 Rojo Student Book
978 0 435429 60 7
¡Listos! 2 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 435429 62 1
For 14–16:
¡Listos! 3 Rojo Student Book
978 0 435430 30 6
¡Listos! 3 Teacher’s Guide
978 0 435430 32 0
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Year 2
Year 3
¡Listos! for the Caribbean
Book 1a 978 0 435982 24 9
¡Listos! for the Caribbean
Book 1b 978 0 435982 27 0
¡Listos! Book 1 Roja
978 0 435429 04 1
¡Listos! Book 2 Roja
978 0 435429 60 7
¡Listos! for the Caribbean
Book 2 978 0 435131 48 7
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Heinemann Modern Languages – French
A lively, communicative approach The books develop students’ use and understanding of French by providing straightforward
explanations of the way the language works, alongside motivating, stepped activities.
Métro books 1 to 3 cater for 11 – 14 year old students.
Métro 4 takes students through to CSEC level.
Teacher’s Guides, Workbooks, Cassettes, Resource and Assessment Files, and Video Resource
Packs are also available. Contact your local sales representative for more information.
Métro
ordering detailsMétro 1 Pupil Book
978 0 435370 60 2
Métro 2 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435383 40 4
Métro 3 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435379 92 6
Métro 4 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435380 27 4
authorsRoss McNab
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ordering detailsExpo 1 Pupil Book
978 0 435384 73 9
Expo 2 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435385 12 5
Expo 3 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435385 93 4
Expo 4 Higher Pupil Book
978 0 435717 87 2
A practical French course for structured teaching and motivating lessons for 11–16 year oldsExpo has differentiated activities, accompanied by differentiated Workbooks, helping to
cater for all ability levels with integrated grammar helping pupils to learn the structure of the
language. The Pupil Books contain plenty of activities – useful for home and classroom study.
Expo books 1 to 3 cater for 11-14 year old students
Expo 4 takes students through to CSEC-level.
Teacher’s Guides provide concise teaching notes and grids for all your planning. Contact your
local sales representative for more information.
Expo
ordering detailsAvantage 1 Pupil Book
978 0 435374 01 3
Avantage 2 Pupil Book
978 0 435374 13 6
Avantage 3 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435375 24 9
Avantage 4 Rouge Pupil Book
978 0 435374 47 1
Avantage
A well-loved French course for all secondary school yearsIn addition to the Pupil Books, the following resources are also available:
Workbooks
Cassettes
Teacher’s Guides.
Contact your local sales representative for more information.
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Raising achievement through reading in English
90 graded titles levelled into Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced bands.
Comprehensive language support.
Advice for parents and teachers.
A programme organiser is available for each level including photocopy masters.
Heinemann English Readers ordering detailsContact your local sales representative
Index
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a Accounts for the Caribbean ............ 28
Accounts for CSEC .............................. 55
Accounts for CXC ................................ 55
Achebe, Chinua ............................. 38, 39
Active Science .................................... 12
Active Study Dictionary .................... 9, 35
ActiveBooks ...................................... 2–3
ActiveTeach ...................................... 2–3
Adisa, Opal Palmer .............................. 38
Agricultural Science for the Caribbean ... 31
Aimey, Orville ........................................ 6
Aimey, Vicki .......................................... 6
Allen, Beryl M ..................................... 19
Andall, Joseph .................................... 29
Anthony, Michael ........................... 38, 39
¡Arriba! ............................................... 58
Arrow of God ...................................... 38
Atlas for Caribbean Examinations ......... 23
Atlas for The Commonwealth of
The Bahamas ..................................... 22
Aunt Jen ............................................. 38
Austen, Jane ....................................... 39
Avantage ............................................ 61
b Bâ, Mariama ..................................... 39
Bad Girls in School .............................. 38
Bahamas titles .............................. 19, 22
Bala, Roger ......................................... 12
Bankay, Anne-Maria ............................ 29
Bankole, A .................................... 32, 34
Barnes, Macpherson ........................... 26
Barran, Amrith .................................... 31
Basic English Dictionary ........................ 9
Beauty Therapy Dictionary ................... 62
Beauty Therapy Fact File ..................... 62
Beddoe, I B ......................................... 53
Beka Lamb ......................................... 38
Berahzer, Edmund ............................... 31
Bernard, L .......................................... 53
Binks, A W .......................................... 45
Biology for CSEC ................................. 14
Birbal, Roland ............................... 16, 17
Black, Clinton V ................................... 19
Blair, J ................................................ 17
Bland, S........................................ 32, 34
Bolt, Robert ......................................... 38
Bowrin, Lenore .................................... 28
Braithwaite, Kamau ............................. 19
Brathwaite, M ..................................... 53
Brereton, Bridget ................................. 57
Brickfield, Phil ..................................... 14
Brighter Grammar ................................. 7
Brighter Sun, A ..................................... 4
Brown, Stuart ...................................... 39
Business for CSEC .............................. 26
Bynoe-Arthur, Donna ........................... 14
c Caribbean Agricultural Science ...... 31
Caribbean Commercial Typewriting....... 28
Caribbean Examinations, Atlas for ........ 22
Caribbean Fundamental Mathematics .. 45
Caribbean Geography .......................... 21
Caribbean History .................... 18, 19, 57
Caribbean Home Economics in Action .. 58
Caribbean ¡Listos! ............................... 59
Caribbean Maths Connect ................... 46
Caribbean Maths Connect for CSEC ..... 44
Caribbean Poetry ................................ 39
Caribbean School Mathematics ............ 11
Caribbean Schools, Integrated
Science for ......................................... 50
Caribbean Social Studies ..................... 53
Caribbean Universal Typing .................. 28
Carpentry and Joinery ......................... 62
Chemistry for CSEC ....................... 14, 49
Chemistry for CXC ............................... 49
Chévere! ............................................. 29
Children of the Sea ............................. 38
Chinodya, Shimmer ............................. 38
Choices ................................................ 7
Chrysalids ............................................. 4
Clark, Jim ........................................... 14
Clarke, Carol ......................................... 6
Clarke, Gillian ...................................... 55
Clarke, Joy.......................................... 31
Claypole, William ................................. 18
Clouds in My Sky .................................. 4
Commercial Typewriting for the
Caribbean ........................................... 28
Connect ................................................ 6
Contemporary English Dictionary ...... 8, 35
Cooking Explained ......................... 32, 34
Costelloe, Charlene ............................. 21
Cousins, Jacqueline ............................ 41
Craig, Christine ................................... 38
Crick Crack Monkey ............................ 38
Cricket in the Road and other Stories ... 38
Customer Service ................................ 62
d Dalgety, Florine .......................... 50, 51
Davies, Jill .................................... 32, 34
Dawson, Byron .............................. 48, 51
D’Costa, Jean ................................... 4, 5
Death of a Salesman ........................... 38
de Rondon, D R................................... 30
Dictionaries ..................... 8–9, 35, 43, 62
Dilemmas of Deokie ............................ 38
Dinesan, Deepak ................................. 52
Doctor’s Orders ................................... 38
Down, Loma ....................................... 41
Draper, C ...................................... 50, 51
e Eckersley, C E ..................................... 7
Economics for CXC.............................. 26
Edgell, Zee.................................... 38, 39
Edwards-Kennedy, I ............................. 45
Efuru .................................................. 38
Electrical Installations Dictionary .......... 62
Electronic Document Preparation
and Management for CSEC.................. 28
Ellis, Rod ............................................ 41
Emecheta, Buchi ................................. 39
English Dictionary................................ 43
English, Let’s Work With ...................... 41
English Readers .................................. 63
Escape to Last Man Peak ...................... 4
Essential Principles of Business
for CSEC ............................................. 26
Exam Support ................................. 36–7
Expo ................................................... 61
f Finisterre, Sylma .............................. 27
Forbes, Curdella .................................. 39
Foster, Althea ...................................... 11
Foundations, Caribbean History ............ 18
France, Jeanette ................................... 7
Frangipani House ................................ 38
Franklyn, David ................................... 38
Fullick, Ann ................................... 12, 14
Fundamental Mathematics for
the Caribbean ..................................... 45
g Gardner, Sherril ................................ 51
Gaulin and the Dove, The ..................... 39
Geography for CXC.............................. 20
Geography, Longman........................... 20
Geography, Longman Caribbean .......... 21
Gilmore, John ..................................... 19
Gilroy, Beryl ........................................ 38
Glass Menagerie, The .......................... 39
Glean, C ............................................. 53
Goodridge, V ....................................... 53
Gordon, Grace Walker............................ 5
Grain of Wheat, A ................................ 38
Grammar book ...................................... 7
Grant, Neville .................................... 6, 7
Grass is Singing, The ........................... 39
Gray, Cecil ........................................ 5, 7
Grayson, S .......................................... 53
Green Days by the River ...................... 38
Gueverra, Ricardo ............................... 31
h Hairdressing Dictionary ................... 62
Halcrow, Elizabeth M ........................... 57
Harold, Gwyneth .................................. 38
Harriet’s Daughter ............................... 38
Hart, Graham ...................................... 21
Harvest of Thorns ................................ 38
Heinemann Accounts for CSEC ............ 55
Heinemann Book of Caribbean
Poetry, The ......................................... 39
Heinemann CXC History ....................... 57
Heinemann English Dictionary .............. 43
Heinemann English Readers ................ 63
Heinemann Information Technology
for CSEC ............................................. 52
Heinemann Integrated Science
for CSEC ............................................. 48
Heinemann International Students’
Dictionary ........................................... 43
Heinemann Mathematics for CXC ......... 45
Heinemann Office Administration
for CSEC ............................................. 54
Heinemann Physics for CXC................. 49
Heinemann Social Studies for
Lower Secondary ................................ 53
Henry, Lewis ....................................... 39
High Tide of Intrigue ............................ 38
Hill, Errol ............................................... 4
Hines, Barry .......................................... 4
History of the Caribbean ...................... 18
History, CXC ........................................ 57
History of Jamaica .............................. 19
History, Longman Caribbean ................ 19
History of Trinidad and Tobago,
An Introduction to the .......................... 57
Hodge, Merle ...................................... 38
Hollands, R ......................................... 45
Home Economics in Action .................. 58
Hosein, Dr. R ....................................... 26
........ 14
i Illustrated Beauty Therapy Dictionary .....62
Illustrated Hairdressing Dictionary ........ 62
Imoja, Nailah Folami ............................ 39
In The Castle of My Skin ........................ 4
Independence, Caribbean History ......... 18
Information Technology for CSEC ... 16, 52
Information Technology for CXC ........... 17
Information Technology, Interact with .... 17
Inspector Calls, An .............................. 38
Integrated Science for
Caribbean Schools .............................. 50
Integrated Science for CSEC .......... 14, 48
Integrated Science for Jamaica ............ 51
Integrated Science for Trinidad
and Tobago ......................................... 51
Interact with Information Technology .... 17
International Students’ Dictionary ......... 43
Introduction to the History of Trinidad
and Tobago, An ................................... 57
It Begins with Tears ............................. 38
IT for CSEC ................................... 16, 52
j Jackson, Barry ................................. 14
Jackson, Rev S ................................... 45
Jaggassar, Lawrence ............................. 6
Jamaica Maths Connect ...................... 47
Jamaican History ................................ 19
Jamaican Integrated Science ............... 51
Jenkins, Barbara ................................. 21
Joinery and Carpentry ......................... 62
Jones, Evan ........................................ 39
Joseph, Jeremy .................................... 6
Joys of Motherhood, The ..................... 39
Jumble Bird, The ................................... 4
Juste-Jean, Leonie St .......................... 41
k Kalloo, Kirk ......................................... 6
Kalloo, Shelley....................................... 6
Kellier-Palmer, Donnette ...................... 28
Kemchand, Ingrid ................................ 29
Kestral for a Knave, A ............................ 4
Khan, Ismith.......................................... 4
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Khan, Rayman .................................... 52
King Lear ............................................ 38
l Lambert, Norman ............................. 49
Lamming, George .................................. 4
Language Activator................................ 9
Language for Living ............................... 7
Leopard, The ....................................... 39
Leslie, S ............................................. 53
Lessing, Doris ..................................... 39
Let’s Work With English ....................... 41
Lewis dos Santos, Natasha .................. 49
¡Listos! for the Caribbean .................... 59
Log on to IT ........................................ 17
Log on to IT for CSEC .......................... 16
London, Norrel .................................... 20
Lonely Londoners, The........................... 4
Longman Active Study Dictionary ..... 9, 35
Longman Basic English Dictionary .......... 9
Longman Biology for CSEC .................. 14
Longman Caribbean Geography ........... 21
Longman Caribbean History ................. 19
Longman Chemistry for CSEC .............. 14
Longman Dictionary of
Contemporary English ..................... 8, 35
Longman Electronic Document Preparation
and Management for CSEC.................. 28
Longman Geography ........................... 20
Longman Human & Social Biology
for CSEC ............................................. 14
Longman Information Technology
for CXC............................................... 17
Longman Integrated Science
for CSEC ............................................. 14
Longman Language Activator ................. 9
Longman Office Administration
for CSEC ............................................. 27
Longman Physics for CSEC.................. 14
Longman Sciences for CSEC ......... 14–15
Longman Visual Arts for
Secondary Schools .......................... 24–5
Love, George ................................ 32, 34
Lovelace, Earl ..................................... 39
Lutchman, C ....................................... 45
m Macaulay, M ....................................... 7
Macbeth ............................................. 38
McCallum, Dian................................... 19
McDonald, Ian ..................................... 39
McKenzie, Alecia ................................. 38
McNab, Rose ...................................... 60
Maharaj, B .......................................... 30
Making of the Bahamas, The ............... 19
Making the Grade ............................... 41
Man for All Seasons, A ........................ 38
Maples, D ........................................... 19
Maps .................................................. 21
Marine, Mohammed ............................ 49
Mason, Louise .................................... 49
Masters of the Dew ............................. 38
Mathematics for the Caribbean ............ 45
Mathematics for Caribbean Schools ..... 11
Mathematics for CXC .......................... 45
Maths for the Caribbean, Success in .... 11
Maths Connect ............................. 46, 47
Maths Connect for CSEC ..................... 44
Mayne, Doris .................................... 6, 7
Merchant of Venice, The .................. 5, 39
Metalwork, The Theory and
Practice of .................................... 32, 34
Métro ................................................. 60
Midsummer Night’s Dream, A .......... 4, 38
Miguel Street ...................................... 38
Miller, Arthur ....................................... 38
Mint Tea and Other Stories .................. 38
Moodie, S ........................................... 30
Moore, Schontal .................................... 6
Mordecai, Pamela ............................. 5, 6
Morrissey, Mike ....................... 21, 22, 23
Moultrie, Pamela ................................. 41
Much Ado About Nothing ..................... 39
n Naipaul, V S ...................................... 38
New Reading Tropical Maps, The.......... 21
........................ 38, 39
Nwapa, Flora ...................................... 38
o October All Over ............................... 39
Office Administration for CSEC ....... 27, 54
Office Administration for CXC ............... 28
Old Story Time ...................................... 4
Oliver, Ray .......................................... 14
Ottley, Jeanette ................................... 21
Over Our Way ....................................... 4
p Payne, Lynette .................................. 27
People Who Came, The ....................... 19
Philip, Marlene Nourbese ..................... 38
Physics for CSEC ................................ 14
Physics for CXC .................................. 49
Pick of the Crop .................................. 39
Plastering ........................................... 62
Plays for Today ...................................... 4
Plumbing Dictionary ............................ 62
Poetry for CXC .................................... 40
Poetry, Selected .................................. 39
Poetry, West Indian ................................ 5
Poitier, Sharon..................................... 22
Pollard, Velma ....................................... 4
Pope, G .............................................. 45
Potter, Steve ....................................... 14
Potts, I A ............................................. 44
Practical Chemistry for CXC ................. 49
Practical Skills in Caribbean
Geography .......................................... 21
Practice Exercises for CSEC
English Language ................................ 41
Pride and Prejudice ............................. 39
Priestley, J B ....................................... 38
Principles of Accounts for
the Caribbean ..................................... 28
Principles of Accounts for CXC ............. 55
Principles of Business for CSEC ........... 26
Principles of Geography for CXC .......... 20
Prose for CXC ..................................... 40
r Ragoobirsingh, Dalip ....................... 14
Rainford, Marcia.................................. 48
Ramchand, Kenneth .............................. 5
Ramdeen, Romila ................................ 19
Ramsay, Paulette .......................... 29, 38
Ramsey, Y ........................................... 45
Rees, James ....................................... 11
Reid, Judy .................................... 27, 28
Reid, Mary .......................................... 52
Reid, V S............................................. 39
Reid, Vic ........................................... 4, 5
Remy, Cheryl ...................................... 49
Rhone, Trevor ........................................ 4
Rhys, Jean ............................................ 5
River Between, The ............................. 39
Robertson, Ian ....................................... 7
Roberts-Squires, Maria ........................ 39
Robinson, Sheila ................................. 28
Robottom, John ................................... 18
Rohlehr, B A ........................................ 53
Romeo and Juliet ................................ 39
Rondon, D R de................................... 30
Rose, Gerry ......................................... 11
Roumain, Jacques ............................... 38
Ryan, Lawrie ....................................... 48
s St Juste-Jean, Leonie ...................... 41
Sammy, Carol ..................................... 38
Samuel, Tricia A .................................. 49
Sandy, M ............................................ 53
Sang, David ............................ 48, 50, 51
School Atlas for The
Commonwealth of The Bahamas .......... 22
Schoolmaster, The ............................... 39
Science for Caribbean Schools............. 50
Science for CSEC ................................ 48
Science for Jamaica ............................ 51
Science for Trinidad and Tobago ........... 51
Sciences for CSEC ........................ 14–15
Seepersad, K ...................................... 53
Selected Poetry ................................... 39
Selvon, Sam...................................... 4, 5
Senior, Mike ........................................ 20
Senior, Olive .......................................... 5
Shahiba, Ali......................................... 21
Shakespeare, William ............ 4, 5, 38, 39
Sheehan, Moira ................................... 51
Sieupersad, Allan ............................ 24–5
Simmons-McDonald, Hazel .................. 41
Siriam, Sally .......................................... 7
Sixty Five .............................................. 4
Smile Orange ........................................ 4
So Long a Letter ................................. 39
Social Studies for the Caribbean:
CXC Core Units and Options ................ 53
Social Studies for Lower Secondary ..... 53
Songs of Silence ................................. 39
Soyer, Amaral ........................................ 6
Soyer, Samuel ....................................... 6
Sprat Morrison ...................................... 5
Stanlake, G F ...................................... 26
Stewart, Joyce .................................... 41
Stone Haven ....................................... 39
Streetcar Named Desire, A................... 38
Success in Maths for the Caribbean ..... 11
Summer Lightning ................................. 5
Sun’s Eye, The ...................................... 5
Sunsong Books ..................................... 5
Swan, D K ............................................ 7
t Taylor, Michele ........................... 16, 17
Technical Drawing ......................... 32, 34
Tempest, The ...................................... 39
Theory and Practice of
Metalwork, The ............................. 32, 34
Things Fall Apart ................................. 39
Thompson-Hosein, F ........................... 55
Time and the River .............................. 39
Tomlinson, Terry .................................. 11
Trinidad & Tobago History,
An Introduction to the .......................... 57
Trinidad and Tobago
Integrated Science .............................. 51
Trinidad and Tobago Maths Connect ..... 46
Tropical Maps ..................................... 21
Turner, D A .......................................... 44
Twelfth Night ....................................... 39
Typewriting for the Caribbean .............. 28
Typing for the Caribbean ..................... 28
u Universal Typing for the Caribbean ... 28
v Vesprey, Augustine .......................... 31
Visual Arts for Secondary Schools .... 24–5
¡Viva! .................................................. 30
w Walcott, Derek .................................. 39
Walmsley, Anne ..................................... 5
Walmsley’s Commercial Typewriting
for the Caribbean ................................ 28
Watson-Grant, Elaine ..................... 29, 30
Ways of Sunlight ................................... 5
Weep Not, Child .................................. 39
West Indian Poetry ................................ 5
Whitcomb, Alan ............................. 26, 55
Whiteley, Peter .................................... 14
Wide Sargasso Sea ............................... 5
Williams, Sheila ..................................... 4
Williams, Tennessee ...................... 38, 39
Wilson, Mark ....................................... 21
Wine of Astonishment, The .................. 39
Wood, Frank ....................................... 28
World of Poetry for CXC, A ................... 40
World of Prose for CXC, A .................... 40
Wyndham, John .................................... 4
y Year in San Fernando, The ............... 39
Young Warriors, The .............................. 5
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