Author: Luo Er
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Which animals are the largest, jump the farthest, and swim the fastest? The answer will definitely surprise you. Let's go in search of some of the world's most extraordinary record-holding animals! Broad themes, rich knowledge; illustrated with vivid humor; bilingual (Chinese-English); concise language; aligned with curriculum standards, clear leveling.
Target Audience: Suitable for junior high school students in grades 8 and 9 as supplementary reading materials, and for middle school teachers as teaching aids.
This series is the junior high version of "Reading Space: Bilingual Thematic Reading," with a total of 18 titles, divided into 3 levels, with 6 titles per level. The original series won the "Distinguished Achievement Award" for Nonfiction Books in the U.S. in 2003.
This fun and engaging science-themed English graded reader combines knowledge, interest, and inspiration, guiding students to gradually improve their English reading and thinking skills through enjoyable reading, reflection, and practice. Its features include thematic encyclopedic knowledge on animals, plants, sports, adventures, inventions, etc., blending knowledge and fun. It allows students to master English while exploring knowledge, broadening their horizons, and increasing their enthusiasm for learning.
The series features short, concise articles with a light and humorous writing style. The goal of this publication is to help readers experience how to use classroom-learned English appropriately to describe the colorful world, while also assisting readers in overcoming difficulties when encountering unfamiliar or specialized vocabulary for the first time during extensive reading.
The animal world is diverse and full of wonders. Survival strategies vary greatly. This book showcases the fascinating sights of various animals in water, on land, and in the air from different perspectives. From the massive blue whale to the squid with eyes as big as basketballs, from the tall giraffe to the tiny high-jump champion—flea, from the hummingbird with wings like a fan to the swift vulture. There are countless unknown mysteries in the animal world waiting for us to uncover!
Reading Space · Bilingual Themed Reading The Greatest Animals
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