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Cities L2 PDF
Cities L2 PDF
Richard Northcott
Read and discover all about cities around the wo
What buildings can you find in cities?
What can tourists do in cities?
Read and discover more about the world! This series 01
non-fiction readers provides interesting and educat iond l
content, with activities and project work.
Series Editor: Hazel Geatches
Introduction 3
1 What Is a City? 4
2 BuiLdings 6
3 Water 8
4 Tourists 10
5 Homes 12
6 Work 14
7 Transportation 16
8 Fun 18
Activities 20
Projects 36
Pictu re Dictiona ry 38
About Read and Discover 40
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nlustraHons by: Kelly Kennedy pp.4. 17; Alan Rowe pp.20. 22.
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The Publishers would also like to thank the followingfor their
Idnd pennission to reproduce photographs and other copyright
Do you live in a city?
matenal: Alamy pp.5 (city/Andy Selinger). 9 (Christina
Ferrin). 10 (Travelstock44.de). 11(boat/PCL). 14 (cosmetics
counte r/Alex Segre). 15 (David Noton Photography). 16 (Neil
What can you see in a city?
Setchfield). 17 U Marshall - Tribaleye hnages); Corbis pp.3 (city/
La MakfRedlinkJEncydopedia). 8 (Photolibrary). 13 (Art on File).
14 (office/Arriga Photo). 19 UOharutes Mann); Getty Images
What can you do in a city?
pp.3 (countryside{Thierry Grun/photographer's Choice).
4 (EschCollectionJPhotographer's Choice). 11 (rickshaws/
Bloomberg); Oxford University Press pp.5 (map reading).
6 (viewing gallery). 18; Photolibrary pp.6 (Buenos Ai res/
Greg Pricerricket). 7 Uose Fuste Raga Age footstock). 12 (Dirk
Enters/Imagebroker.et).
Now read and discover
more a bout cities!
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too. ManlJ cities are on big rivers.
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Oxford Read and Discover graded readers are at six levels, for students from
age 6 and older. They cover many topics within three subject areas, and support
English across the curriculum, or Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLlL).
Available for each reader:
Audio CD Pack (book & audio CD)
Activity Book
Teaching notes & CLiL guidance: www.oup.com/ elt/teacher/ readanddiscover
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Eyes
Fruit
At the Beach
Camouflage
Art
SchooLs
300 Trees In the Sky
headwords WheeLs Young AnimaLs
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ELectricity Earth Cities
PLastic Farms Jobs
450 Sunny and Rainy In the Mountains
headwords Your Body WiLd Cats
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How We Make Products Amazing Minibeasts FestivaLs Around
Sound and Music AnimaLs in the Air the WorLd
Super Structures Life in Rainforests Free Time Around
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Your Five Senses WonderfuL Water the WorLd
headwords
AnimaLs in Art
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ALL About PLants
How to Stay HeaLthy
ALL About Desert Life
ALL About Ocean Life Wonders of the Past
750 Machines Then and Now AnimaLs at Night
headwords Why We Recycle IncredibLe Earth
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MateriaLs to Products ALL About IsLands Homes Around
Medicine Then and Now AnimaL Life Cycles the WorLd
Transportation Then ExpLoring Our WorLd Our WorLd in Art
900
headwords and Now Great Migrations
WiLd Weather
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Cells and Microbes ALL About Space Food Around
CLothes Then and Now Caring for Our PLanet the WorLd
1,500 IncredibLe Energy Earth Then and Now HeLping Around
Your Amazing Body WonderfuL Ecosystems the WorLd
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