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Russian for Kids Soroka 2 Student's Book is the second part of Russian for Kids Soroka course. The course was created for children from 7 to 9 years old, but it can also be used to teach older people. Each level has a Student's Book; Activity Book; Teacher's Book in English and Russian languages; and free audio files.The main advantage of the Soroka course is that it is an advanced one and contains modern exercises, pictures and methods. In this Soroka 2 Student's Book we continue to study numbers from 11 to 100, topics such as appearance, houses, days of the week, going to the zoo, school suject.The direct method of teaching, which is based on the oral approach, makes learning more fun and comfortable as there is no need to study grammar rules specifically and then see how they work in practice. In the course, we work in a totally different way: We don't learn the names of the cases or things such as that; instead, we take ready-made phrases and learn how to apply them in speech. We immediately see the use of words and phrases and analyze them with examples later, if necessary.

Russian for Kids Soroka 3 Teacher's Book complements a Student's Book and an Activity Book. In this book you can find all of the explanations for concepts and answers to assignments, extra activities for class and home, as well as tests to the course (at the very end of the book).You can also find it interesting how to work with a comic book, what questions to ask, and what subjects to talk about."Soroka: Russian for Kids" was created for children ages 7 through 9 who are learning Russian for the first time. This course is suitable for speakers of all languages. Each of the three levels have a Student's Book, Activity Book and Teacher's Book that complement each other.The direct method of teaching, which is based on the oral approach, makes learning more fun and comfortable as there is no need to study grammar rules specifically and then see how they work in practice. In the course, we work in a totally different way: We don't learn the names of the cases or things such as that; instead, we take ready-made phrases and learn how to apply them in speech. We immediately see the use of words and phrases and analyze them with examples later, if necessary.For students and teachers, the course provides free audio recordings where mini-dialogs spoken by Russian native speakers can be heard. Also, there are methodical recommendations on how to work with the audio files.The course is appropriate for parents who want to teach their kids the Russian language independently, as well as for organizations that conduct group classes in weekend schools, study groups, and so on.

Two boys using their detective skills to help a lost dog find his way back home. This dramatic story, told in comic book format, is perfect for anyone just beginning their foreign-language journey."Urfin Come Home", which is also a part of the Student's Book for the "Russian for Kids Soroka 3" course, is aimed at children who are studying the Russian language at the beginner's level. The Soroka series makes learning to listen, speak, read, and write in Russian easy by teaching through fun activities."Urfin Come Home" presents easy-to-understand concepts of Russian grammar, words, and expressions that are used at the low intermediate level. Students can enjoy reading and following the story even if their language level is very low (simple).The story incorporates interesting facts about children and adults living in Russia: how they go shopping, hoe they place ads when their pets are missing; where they buy their pets; dog shows; how Russians drink tea; and so on.At the same time. It is engaging tale that can capture the attention of children - even if their level of language is much lower than intermediate.The interesting story and colorful book are beautiful, both as a tool for learning the language and as a gift to a child.

Learn Russian with Soroka 3 Russian for Kids Activity Book. In this level students will start writing in Russian. First, they will write a list, then a paragraph and an instruction. Some information about Russian culture is also included in this course. Students will learn about Russian Fairy tales and will be able to perform them for parents and peer students. Students will also see some pictures of the Russian artists and talk about them in Russian.The other subjects are - how to speak in Russian about weather, about cooking, playing musical instruments etc."Soroka: Russian for Kids" was created for children ages 7 through 9 who are learning Russian for the first time. This course is suitable for speakers of all languages. Each of the three levels have a Student's Book, Activity Book and Teacher's Book that complement each other.The direct method of teaching, which is based on the oral approach, makes learning more fun and comfortable as there is no need to study grammar rules specifically and then see how they work in practice. In the course, we work in a totally different way: We don't learn the names of the cases or things such as that; instead, we take ready-made phrases and learn how to apply them in speech. We immediately see the use of words and phrases and analyze them with examples later, if necessary.For students and teachers, the course provides free audio recordings where mini-dialogs spoken by Russian native speakers can be heard. Also, there are methodical recommendations on how to work with the audio files.The course is appropriate for parents who want to teach their kids the Russian language independently, as well as for organizations that conduct group classes in weekend schools, study groups, and so on.

Soroka 3 is the third level of a Russian language course, "Soroka: Russian for Kids." New in Soroka 3 is a comic strip about boys who help a dog to come home.The Student's Book explains possession ("Ivan has a bike," "Maria has a computer"); keeps going with numbers; shows how to count money and tell how much everything costs; covers how to speak about the human body and doctor's appointments and about food and cooking, and explains how to say "playing football" and "playing the guitar." It also introduces a selection of popular Russian fairy tales. "Soroka: Russian for Kids" was created for children ages 7 through 9 who are learning Russian for the first time. This course is suitable for speakers of all languages. Each of the three levels have a Student's Book, Activity Book and Teacher's Book that complement each other.The direct method of teaching, which is based on the oral approach, makes learning more fun and comfortable as there is no need to study grammar rules specifically and then see how they work in practice. In the course, we work in a totally different way: We don't learn the names of the cases or things such as that; instead, we take ready-made phrases and learn how to apply them in speech. We immediately see the use of words and phrases and analyze them with examples later, if necessary.For students and teachers, the course provides free audio recordings where mini-dialogs spoken by Russian native speakers can be heard. Also, there are methodical recommendations on how to work with the audio files.The course is appropriate for parents who want to teach their kids the Russian language independently, as well as for organizations that conduct group classes in weekend schools, study groups, and so on.