The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of ARABIA

Attention all teachers!

A teacher's day is always overcrowded, with endless demands of 'one more job to do'. How great it would be if one of those jobs could be taken care of by a someone else; a teacher who has to deal, herself, with the need for material specially designed for topics on Arabia. Some workbooks are dreary and irrelevant. Hopefully these ones will only please. Designed to help children engage with the text on each page, the workbooks provide thoughtful questions, some fun elements and suggested topics for individual research.

Teachers' Resources

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Buy the individual resources for $25 or buy all 4 of them for $85.

The Past

Traditional Life

Flora & Fauna

Modern Arabia

All 4 resources

All downloads are ZIP (PC) files and contain Microsoft Word Documents

Buy The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of ARABIA

You can also buy the book from Amazon to accompany the teachers' resource packs.

About the Author

Mary Beardwood's first encounter with the Arab world was in 1978, when she began teaching at the English Speaking School in Oman. She then spent 5 years teaching at the newly opened Sultan's School in Muscat. Since then Mary has lived in Qatar and the UAE, teaching in Arab, British and International schools for over 23 years. Drawing on her long experience in teaching and her love of children, The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Arabia is the result of her resolve to provide a book especially for them.

Contact Mary

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Or write to her the traditional way at her postal Address in the UK:

1b Ingleby,
Telegraph Lane East,
Norwich,
NR1 4AL
UK

Copyright Information

© 2008 Mary Beadwoord.

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