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National Geographic Footprint Reading Library (Video)

Posted by Marawi on July 22, 2012

Footprint Reading Library Video From National Geographic

Welcome to the sights and sounds of the world with the National Geographic Footprint Reading Library, a unique new series of readers for learners of English produced by Heinle ELT in partnership with National Geographic.

This series offers fascinating stories and facts from the four corners of our world, and develops the language and skills needed to understand non-fiction writing.

Happy Elephants

Elephants are social animals. In nature,

they live happily in family groups. However,

people sometimes use elephants for work

or put them in zoos. What can people

do to make these elephants healthy and

happy? How can they stay that way?

Reader + Multi-ROM

ISBN 9781424021536

Reader

ISBN 9781424010431

The Adventure Capital

of the World

Queenstown, New Zealand considers itself

“The Adventure Capital of the World”.

Why? People go there to jump from high

places, drive extremely fast boats, and

walk into the mountains and fly back. Why

is Queensland such a popular place for

adventure? What would you do there?

Reader + Multi-ROM

ISBN 9781424021765

Reader

ISBN 9781424010752

Snow Magic!

Snow is very important for Dan Raedeke.

The success of his business depends on.

But this year, it‘s too warm for natural snow,

and Dan needs help. He needs a little snow

magic! What is Dan‘s business? How will he

get snow?

Reader + Multi-ROM

ISBN 9781424021666

Reader

ISBN 9781424010561

Capoeira the fighting dance

Capoeira: The Fighting Dance

Capoeira is a Brazilian art that involves

dancing and fighting. Capoeira was

invented in the 1800s and it has become

a popular activity today. Capoeira is now

being used to help street children in Brazil

to stay away from trouble. How does it

help these children? What do they learn

from Capoeira?

Reader + Multi-ROM

ISBN 9781424021826

Reader

ISBN 9781424010981

Dangerous Dining

The puffer fish is a famous type of fish in

Japan. If it’s prepared properly, it’s a safe

and delicious meal. If it’s not, it can kill

those who eat it. How do chefs prepare the

fish correctly? What are scientists doing

to protect people who eat puffer fish?

Reader + Multi-ROM

ISBN 9781424021833

Reader

ISBN 9781424010837

Life on the Orinoco

The Orinoco River is one of the longest rivers

in the world. Many lives depend on this river.

Many people, animals and plants live in or

near the water. However, things are changing

on the Orinoco. Why? What will happen to

life on the Orinoco?

Reader + Multi-ROM

ISBN 9781424021574

Reader

ISBN 9781424010479

National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
642.	Happy Elephants	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
643.	Shark Alley	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
644.	Dinosaur Builder	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
645.	Making a Deal	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
646.	Capoeira the Fighting Dance	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
647.	The Gauchos of Argentina	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
648.	Chuckwagon Racing	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
649.	The King of the Spiders	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
650.	Polar Bears in Trouble	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
651.	The Giant’s Causeway	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
652.	Confucianism in China	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
653.	Dinosaur Search	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
654.	A Disappearing World	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
655.	Chess – Rolling Roces	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
656.	Tornado Chase	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
657.	Gliding across the gobi	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
658.	Dangerous Dining	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
659.	Making a Thai Boxing Champion	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
660.	Life on the Orinoco	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
661.	The Olympians	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
662.	Night Hunt	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
663.	Butter School	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
664.	The Life of a Geisha	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
665.	Flying Pumpkins!	-National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
666.	The Knife Markets of Sanaa	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
667.	Blue Cows?	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
668.	The Young Riders of Mongolia	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
669.	Snow Magic!	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
670.	Koalas	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
671.	Monkey Party	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
672.	The Lost Temples of the Maya	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
673.	Opal twon	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
674.	The Last of the Cheju Divers Koalas	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
675.	Columbus and the New World	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
676.	One Boy’s Journey	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
677.	One Village Makes a Difference	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
678.	Saving the Amazon Together	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
679.	Wind Power	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
680.	Wild Animal Trackers	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
681.	A Real Winner	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
682.	The Memory Man	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
683.	The Amazing Human Body	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
684.	The Hidden Treasures of Egypt	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
685.	Dreamtime Painters	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library
686.	The Adventure Capital of the World	- National Geographic Footprint Reading Library

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