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Penguin Graded Readers
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Graded Readers are an excellent tool to improve vocabulary,
sentence structure and of course reading skills. Flexible in
nature, they can be used in the classroom as a break from the
coursebook, at home or even during the holidays so students
keep in touch with English. However, the most important characteristic
is that they are accessible to all ages from 12+ and to all
levels of English because the language has been simplified to
match the abilities of your students. In total there are 7 levels
from "Easystarts" up to "Advanced" and each title comes with
a free 4 page activity worksheet which you can download. Many
titles come with audio and you can choose from a broad range
of classics, film tie-ins, science and business.
Click here
for a summary of the Penguin Readers: Grading Of Language
Guidelines.
Click here
for Teacher Support Programme.
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Logan's Run
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Logan has to die. That is the law in the world of the future. Young people enjoy themselves. But at the age of 21 their lives must end. Logan has always policed this law ... |
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Sweeney Todd
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18th Century London, Sweeney Todd runs a successful barber's shop, but his neighbours worry about his strange behaviour. Is he hiding something? Tobias, his young ... |
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The Horse Whisperer
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One winter's morning in New York State, there is an accident on an icy mountain road. Thirteen-year-old Grace and her much-loved horse, Pilgrim, are very badly hurt. ... |
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Silas Marner
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Silas Marner loves only one thing - his money. Each night he takes it out from his hiding place and counts it. Then two things happen to change his life - his gold coins ... |
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Six Ghost Stories
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What is the secret of Room 7? Why do the Frobishers feel so uncomfortable with their young visitor? Why is Roger afraid to drive his new car? Is the old woman at number ... |
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The Young King and Other Stories
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Strange and wonderful things happen in the seven short stories. Oscar Wilde takes us into a world of kings and queens, mermaids and witches, giants and dwarfs, and ... |
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Charles Dickens
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Charles Dickens is one of Britain's greatest writers. His novels have been popular around the world for more than 150 years. Through his writing he fought for better conditions ... |
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Mysteries of the Unexplained
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Read about the strangest things in the universe - other worlds, strange objects and peculiar happenings. How much do you believe? Encounter the evidence and make up your own mind! |
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The Pearl
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Kino finds a large pearl, which he thinks will save his family from poverty. But the pearl is what they think they want instead of what they need. The misfortune it brings changes ... |
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The Romans
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Over hundreds of years, the Romans built an empire. As they occupied the countries around them, they took with them their skills as builders and their language, laws and ... |
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