- Table View
- List View
Elements of Literature First Course
by Naomi Shihab Nye Robert Anderson John Malcolm Brinnin John Leggett David Adams LeemingThis Literature books covers elements of conflicts, characters, discoveries, short story, poetry, drama, fantasy, science fiction, the myths of Greece & Rome, nonfiction, folktales, fables and novel.
Elements of Literature Third Course (Michigan Edition)
by Holt Winston Rinehart9th Grade Literature Textbook
Elements of Literature Third Course: The Holt Reader
by Holt Winston RinehartHigh School Language Arts Textbook
Elements of Literature for Christian Schools
by Donna L. Hess Ronald Arthur HortonThe examples analyzed in the introductions to each unit are deliberately chosen from Scripture.
Elements of Literature, 6th Course: Literature of Britain with World Classics
by Richard Vacca Robert E. Probst Robert Anderson John Malcolm Brinnin John LeggettDiscover more about the stories, poems, and essays in Elements of Literature by logging on to the Internet. At go.hrw.com we help you complete your homework assignments, learn more about your favorite writers, and find facts that support your ideas and inspire you with new ones.
Elements of Literature, Fifth Course: Literature of the United States with Literature of the Americas
by Holt Rinehart WinstonThis resource book Elements of Literature Fifth Course contains a treasure of study materials primarily a literature of the United States with literature of the Americas.
Elements of Literature, Fourth Course
by Virginia Hamilton Janet Burroway Robert Anderson John Malcolm Brinnin John Leggett David Adams LeemingLiterature textbook for teens.
Elements of Literature, Grade 6 Introductory Course
by Holt Rinehart WinstonSchool textbook on literature.
Elements of Literature, Second Course
by Robert Anderson John Malcolm Brinnin John Leggett David Adams Leeming Naomi ShihabThroughout this book, you'll find some short passages that have been read by a reader whose responses are noted in the margin. Different readers will have different responses, but everyone who reads has some reaction. You should be aware of your responses as you read; at times, you will want to write them down. They will be useful when you write about the story later on. If you own a book, you can write in it as much as you like. Since this isn't true of a textbook, you should write your responses on paper.
Elements of Literature: First Course
by Editors at Holt Rinehart WinstonLearn more about good writing and language skills through stories, poems and other writing by amazing authors.
Elements of Literature: Introductory Course
by Holt Rinehart WinstonThis Elements of Literature-Introductory Course has a collection of short stories, fairy tales, novels, plays, poems, magazine articles, Essays, autobiographies, biographies, true narratives, interviews, communication workshops etc.
Elements of Literature: Introductory Course
by Judith L. Irvin Robert Anderson John Malcolm Brinnin John Leggett Robert ProbstThe contents of this course include eight collections viz., Moments of Truth; Unforgettable Personalities; Machine Mania: People and Technology; All Creatures Great and Small; Justice for All; Building Bridges; Explaining Our World: Fact and Folklore; and Tell Me a Tale.
Elements of Literature: Second Course (Grade #8)
by Holt Rinehart WinstonElements of Literature contains a lot of stories, poems, and essays to help students improve their language skills.
Elements of Literature: Second Course (Pennsylvania Edition)
by Kylene BeersElements Of Literature Second Course PA Edition provides reading test measures and your understanding of nonfictional and fictional passages. You will find multiple-choice questions following each passage. All of the multiple-choice questions have one correct response for you to select from four possible answers. The questions measure your understanding of the passage's structure, content, purpose, and vocabulary.
Elements of Literature: Third Course
by Janet Burroway Robert Anderson John Malcolm Brinnin David Adams LeemingThis third course text book contains The Art of Storytelling, What Is Poetry, The Elements of Drama, The Elements of a Novel, and Biography and Autobiography.
Elements of Literature: Third Course (Tennessee Edition)
by HoltThe book ensures that all students throughout the state of Tennessee are provided opportunities to learn communication and critical thinking skills. The multiple-choice questions on the English I End-of-Course Assessment will measure your reading and writing skills. The student is also given criterion-referenced items, which will assess how well they perform according to specific standards--in the Tennessee English/Language Arts Curriculum Standards for English I.
Elements of Literature®, Fifth Course, The Holt Reader
by Holt Winston RinehartNIMAC-sourced textbook
Elements of Literature®, Fifth Course, The Holt Reader, Adapted Version
by Holt Winston RinehartNIMAC-sourced textbook
Elements of Literature®, First Course, The Holt Reader, Adapted Version
by Isabel L. BeckNIMAC-sourced textbook
Elements of Literature®, Fourth Course, The Holt Reader
by Holt Winston RinehartNIMAC-sourced textbook
Elements of Music (3rd Edition)
by Joseph StrausThis music fundamentals textbook is for both aspiring music majors and non-majors. Based on an anthology of works from music literature, it features clear, concise explanations, extensive written exercises, and a variety of suggested in-class activities. It emphasizes process of making music-emphasizing, at every stage, that music is to be heard and made-not merely seen and learned in the abstract. All of the key topics are covered: music notation; rhythm; scales; intervals; triads; basic harmonic progressions. Several supplements are available for this text. An Audio CD is available including performances of key works analyzed in the text. The examples are also available in Finale files on MySearchLab so that students can directly work on exercises on their computers. Teaching and Learning Experience Personalize Learning- MySearchLab features all of Straus' exercises online. Students can do their exercises on their computers, using Finale, the top music notation software. Using this software, students will be able to hear the music they are writing as they write it. MySearchLab also offers further learning reinforcement with flashcards, chapter learning objectives, and chapter quizzes. Additional exercises that ask the student to identify key musical concepts are available online for student self-drills. Improve Critical Thinking-Written exercises and assignments both in traditional written and electronic formats reinforce concepts. Engage Students-In-class activities, including singing, dictation, and keyboard exercises are designed to supplement and reinforce the theory lessons. Support Instructors-Supported by the best instructor resources on the market; MySearchLab and an Instructor's Manual
Elements of Writing Third Course
by James L. Kinneavy John E. WarrinerA language arts textbook covering the following areas in three parts: PART 1 Writing PART 2 Handbook PART 3 Resources