Children's ESL Curriculum - Children's Storybooks

Teachers Guide – Includes answers and background information for discussion. Includes Glossary.
Student Workbook – encourages creative writing of short paragraphs by presenting the students with a scenario, brainstorming and providing related words. Word order and the use of adjectives are stressed. Vocabulary is reinforced through crossword puzzles and word Bingo games.
Storybook – Can be used with a group or with individual ESL EFL students. Divided into chapters that are equivalent to one lesson.

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