Pearson English 8

Student Book / Activity Book Value Pack - Australian Curriculum

By: Michael Pryor

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Multi-Item Pack | 28 May 2011 | Edition Number 1

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The Pearson english Year 8 Value Pack contains:

1 copy of the Pearson english Year 8 activity book
1 copy of the Pearson english Year 8 student book

Key features of the student book:

Whether it is indigenous literature, tried and true classics, podcasts, or manga and anime, our student book series offers a diverse range of text types and assessment tasks to cater for the diverse needs of the modern day student. In fact, across the series students will be exposed to more than 300 individual texts, plus links and online resources. In addition, the full colour contemporary design makes them engaging and accessible for all students. The student books are written specifically to meet the requirements of the new Australian Curriculum.

Key features of the activity book:

Grammar Explained: Concise and easy to understand explanation of grammar and language terms.
Language in use: Accessible and relevant student exercises of grammar and language in use
Vocabulary builder: Variety of exercises that engage students and broadens their word power and knowledge
Spelling practice: Word lists for students to find the meanings of words which will improve their spelling and writing. These lists could be used for spelling tests in class
Building on language: Extra grammatical explanations. Encourages deeper understanding of grammar and language
Tests - Two in each Activity Book
Extension activity: These activities relate to the grammar or language focus of a specific unit. They can both extend and support a student's learning
Grammar activity: These activities are enjoyable but still educational exercises that develop students' grammar and language skills.

About the Author

Michael Pryor is an Australian writer of speculative fiction.

Pryor was born in Swan Hill, Victoria and currently lives in Melbourne with his wife and two daughters. His first work to be published was the short story Talent in 1990, which was published in Aurealis #1. He received his first nomination for his work in 1993 when the short story It's All in the Way You Look At It was nominated for the Ditmar Award for best short fiction, however it lost to Greg Egan's "Closer". In 1996 Pryor released his first novel, The Mask of Caliban, which was a finalist for the 1997 Aurealis Award for best young-adult novel. In 2003 he started writing novels in The Quentaris Chronicles, a shared universe with several other authors. Pryor has been nominated for an Aurealis Award on five other occasions with the most recent being in 2007 with his novel Heart of Gold.

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