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•
Includes 42,000 words, phrases, and
meanings, and 35,000 examples to show
how words are used.
•Oxford 3000™ words (the most important
words to know in English), content area
vocabulary (math, social studies, science,
etc), and Academic Word List words, are
clearly labelled.
•The Oxford Writing Tutor (included in the
print dictionary) and the Oxford iWriter on
the CD-ROM show students how to plan,
write, and review different types of writing.
•Includes Canadian spellings, as well as
Canadian English words such as Mountie
and toonie.
■ NEW CD-ROM with searchable A-Z,
picture and topic vocabulary dictionaries,
spoken headwords, and “record your own
pronunciation” feature.
BEGINNER
L A HILL AND CHARLES INNES
A topic-based picture dictionary for children with
simple exercises.
Oxford Primary Dictionary for
Eastern Africa
ELEMENTARY TO PRE-INTERMEDIATE
Oxford Phrasal Verbs Dictionary
978 0 19 431721 4
Oxford Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs
978 0 19 431285 1
Oxford Idioms Dictionary
978 0 19 431723 8
Oxford WordSmith Tools Version 5
Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms
978 0 19 431287 5
ADVANCED
Oxford Learner’s Wordfinder Dictionary
978 0 19 431308 7
DEVELOPED BY MIKE SCOTT
Oxford Photo Dictionary
978 0 19 431360 5
Oxford Children’s Picture Dictionary
978 0 19 431474 9
Oxford Primary Dictionary for Eastern Africa
978 0 19 450100 2
Oxford ESL Dictionary (with CD-ROM),
New Edition
978 0 19 439414 7
More than 16,500 words and phrases including
the vocabulary used in the primary school English
syllabus in Eastern Africa.
Concordancing software for exploring the way
real language works. Distributed exclusively
via the Internet. Download the program to
explore its features and purchase a software
licence from http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/
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Oxford American
Dictionaries
Oxford American Dictionary
Vocabulary Builder
for learners of English
50 lessons with more than 100 activities help
students consolidate and extend their vocabulary
and achieve academic success. Write-in exercises
make it suitable for class or home study.
LOWER-INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED (A1–C2)
These dictionaries are the key to academic success. They build language skills, covering
the most important words for general and academic English, and developing content
area vocabulary for studying other subjects in English.
INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED
KEITH FOLSE
Oxford Advanced American
•Definitions use a limited vocabulary, so students understand what words mean.
Dictionary app
•Examples show how words are used.
Instant access to the A–Z dictionary using your
•Reference pages provide information on punctuation, irregular verbs, etc.
iPhone®, iPod touch®, or iPad®.
•Colour illustrations make it easy to understand more difficult words.
•Hear all the headwords in American English (no
•Note boxes help with synonyms, words that go together, vocabulary building, etc.
Internet access required).
•Oxford Writing Tutor and interactive Oxford iWriter help students improve their writing •Use My View to choose which parts of the
skills (Oxford American Dictionary and Oxford Advanced American Dictionary only).
www.oaadonline.com
Access the complete A–Z of the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary online.
•Hear all the headwords spoken in American English to practise pronunciation.
•See all the pictures from the dictionary and explore related illustrated words.
•Access the Oxford 3000™ list, the Academic Word List, and all usage notes.
•Use the Oxford Text Checker to assess the vocabulary content of a text before using it
in class.
dictionary entries to hide and save space on
screen, for example hide phonetics, examples,
and pictures.
•Tap on any word in a definition or example to go
to that entry.
•Access all usage notes, word family boxes, and
verb forms.
•Further information available from
www.oup.com/elt/apps
•Set up a search box on your own website for quick access to www.oaadonline.com.
Dictionary CD-ROMs
Search the full A–Z and picture dictionary using the CD-ROM for each level.
•Hear words spoken (and hear spoken sample sentences at Basic level).
•Practise pronunciation using the ‘Record your own voice’ facility.
•Focus on content area vocabulary with the Topic Dictionary.
•Create personal word lists with My Topics.
Oxford iWriter on CD-ROM
Oxford iWriter shows students how to plan, write, and review their written work.
Only available on the dictionary CD-ROMs for Oxford American Dictionary and
Oxford Advanced American Dictionary.
Oxford American Dictionaries
Oxford Basic American Dictionary for learners of
English with CD-ROM
Oxford American Dictionary for learners of English
with CD-ROM
Oxford Advanced American Dictionary for learners of
English with CD-ROM
Oxford American Dictionary Vocabulary Builder
978 0 19 439969 2
978 0 19 439972 2
978 0 19 439966 1
978 0 19 439995 1
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Oxford Content Area Picture Dictionaries
Accelerate academic language development
Two complete language development programmes that use vibrant, engaging illustrations to facilitate vocabulary
acquisition, academic language development, and CLIL success. These research-based programmes:
•Are flexible enough to be used in any teaching situation.
•Provide explicit instruction through research-based routines.
•Make vocabulary and academic language accessible to beginning language learners.
OXFORD
PICTURE
DICTIONARY
SECOND
EDITION
Content Areas
Accelerates Academic
Language Development
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Oxford Picture
Dictionary
Content Areas for
Kids
Second Edition
BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE (PRIMARY)
JENNI CURRIE SANTAMARIA AND JOAN ROSS KEYES
PROGRAM CONSULTANT: KATE KINSELLA
ASSESSMENT EXPERT: MARGO GOTTLIEB
•Dictionary teaches more than 800 words using 70 topics, grouped into
9 thematic units. Includes the language of home, school, social studies,
science, and math.
•Workbook includes vocabulary and academic language practice for every
Dictionary topic.
•Reproducibles Collection includes pre-reading, reading, post-reading, and
writing practice, plus more than 800 word and picture cards.
•Teacher’s Edition is based on research-based instructional routines.
It is structured in a wraparound format with four pages of instruction per
topic.
•Audio CDs contain clear pronunciation of Dictionary terms and readings.
■ NEW iPack Online provides additional vocabulary practice for every
Second Edition
MWinner Bookbinders’ Guild of New York Design Award
BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE
(UPPER-PRIMARY AND SECONDARY LEARNERS)
DOROTHY KAUFFMAN AND GARY APPLE
PROGRAM CONSULTANT: KATE KINSELLA
ASSESSMENT EXPERT: MARGO GOTTLIEB
•Dictionary with over 1,600 words and 77 topics organized
into 10 thematic units in social studies, science, and math.
•Workbook with additional vocabulary, academic language,
and critical thinking practice.
•Reproducibles Collection with reading and writing practice,
Dictionary topic, including karaoke-style chants.
■Assessment CD-ROM contains customizable tests for every topic.
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Oxford Picture Dictionary
for the Content Areas
and over 1,350 word and picture cards.
•Teacher’s Edition provides a research-based instructional
routine, customizable lesson plan CD, and an Instructional
Assessment Usage Guide to document students’ progress.
Measurement
•Class Audio CDs with pronunciation of all the Dictionary
terms and readings in the Reproducibles Collection.
•Academic Language Accelerator with 100+ suggestions for
facilitating content vocabulary and concept learning.
■Assessment CD-ROM provides customizable tests for every
topic.
■iPack: Interactive software contains Dictionary pages, audio,
games, and karaoke-style chants.
Compare Units of Measure
1. inch
4. centimeter
7. pint
10. liter
2. foot
5. meter
8. uart
11. ounce
•Content Area Readers enable students to practise and
Use adjectives with –er to talk about units
of measure.
A meter is longer than a centimeter.
A gallon is larger than a cup.
Five ounces is heavier than one ounce.
extend vocabulary, language, and concepts. See the online
catalogue for more information.
Talk about units of measure.
3. yard
6. cup
9. gallon
12. gram
A pint is
An inch is
is
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Oxford Picture Dictionary Content Areas for Kids, Second Edition
English Dictionary
978 0 19 401775 6
English-Spanish Edition
978 0 19 401777 0
Teacher’s Edition
978 0 19 401780 0
Workbook
978 0 19 401779 4
Reproducibles Collection (2 books)
978 0 19 401784 8
Audio CDs
978 0 19 401783 1
Assessment CD-ROM
978 0 19 401790 9
iPack Online
978 0 19 401789 3
Kids’ Readers Library Pack (10 books)
978 0 19 430939 4
Kids’ Readers Teacher’s Book with Audio CD
978 0 19 430949 3
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than a uart.
than a
than a
.
.
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Oxford Picture Dictionary for the Content Areas, Second Edition
English Dictionary
978 0 19 452500 8
English-Spanish Edition
978 0 19 452502 2
Teacher’s Edition
978 0 19 452545 9
Workbook
978 0 19 452504 6
Reproducibles Collection (5 books)
978 0 19 452507 7
Audio CDs (5)
978 0 19 452556 5
iPack
978 0 19 452555 8
Assessment CD-ROM
978 0 19 452559 6
Content Area Readers Teacher’s Book with Audio CDs
978 0 19 430974 5
Content Area Readers Library Pack
978 0 19 430964 6
Academic Language Accelerator
978 0 19 452505 3
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Oxford
Picture
Dictionary
Second Edition
MWinner American Inhouse Design Award
BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE
JAYME ADELSON-GOLDSTEIN AND
NORMA SHAPIRO
A popular picture dictionary for young adult and adult learners, available
in 13 bilingual editions, that builds vocabulary and develops critical
thinking skills.
•Clear, vibrant illustrations define over 4,000 words and phrases.
•Practice activities enable students to immediately use the target
vocabulary.
•Intro pages, Story pages, and More Verbs and Phrases sections help
learners improve their vocabulary as well as reading, critical thinking,
and speaking skills.
Oxford Picture Dictionary app
Oxford Illustrated Math
Dictionary NEW
Oxford Illustrated Science
Dictionary NEW
‘… will help students understand the
information in their content-area textbooks
and master academic English they need to
be successful in school.’
NEW
MAMIKO NAKATA, USA
The Oxford Picture Dictionary app for iPhone®, iPad®, and iPod touch®.
•Bilingual vocabulary practice in English and Spanish.
•Includes audio for each vocabulary term.
Reading Library
Nine readers based on topics in the Oxford Picture Dictionary with
narratives on issues including society, study, and the workplace.
These two new dictionaries support and promote academic
success in math and science by making academic vocabulary
accessible to high-beginner and intermediate language learners.
These dictionaries help students make the transition from
picture to learner dictionaries. Each dictionary includes 500–700
entries, showing the part of speech, pronunciation, illustration,
and an example sentence for each entry.
Interactive CD-ROM
The Basic Oxford
Picture Dictionary
Available online and on CD-ROM, the Oxford Picture Dictionary Interactive
offers students over 300 hours of individual practice.
Classroom Presentation Tool
Second Edition
BEGINNER
MARGOT GRAMER
This interactive teaching resource for whole-class instruction builds active
vocabulary through teacher-directed guided practice.
A topic-based picture dictionary
programme that reflects the needs of
beginner-level adult and young adult
students.
Oxford Picture Dictionary, Second Edition
Monolingual English Edition
English-Arabic Edition
English-Brazilian Portuguese Edition
English-Chinese Edition
English-Farsi Edition
English-French Edition
English-Haitian Creole Edition
English-Japanese Edition
English-Korean Edition
English-Russian Edition
English-Spanish Edition
English-Thai Edition
English-Urdu Edition
English-Vietnamese Edition
Low-Beginning Workbook Pack
High-Beginning Workbook Pack
Low-Intermediate Workbook Pack
Lesson Plans
Classic Classroom Activities
Vocabulary Teaching Handbook
Assessment Program Pack
978 0 19 436976 3
978 0 19 474010 4
978 0 19 474011 1
978 0 19 474012 8
978 0 19 474020 3
978 0 19 474013 5
978 0 19 474014 2
978 0 19 474015 9
978 0 19 474016 6
978 0 19 474017 3
978 0 19 474009 8
978 0 19 474018 0
978 0 19 474021 0
978 0 19 474019 7
978 0 19 474040 1
978 0 19 474044 9
978 0 19 474048 7
978 0 19 474022 7
978 0 19 474023 4
978 0 19 474024 1
978 0 19 430196 1
Dictionary Audio CDs
Overhead Transparencies
OPDi online with English Dictionary (12 months access)
OPDi online with Spanish Dictionary (12 months access)
OPDi online Student Access only (12 months access)
OPDi CD-ROM (single user licence)
OPDi CD-ROM (network licence)
Classroom Presentation Tool
978 0 19 474053 1
978 0 19 474060 9
978 0 19 474069 2
978 0 19 474073 9
978 0 19 474071 5
978 0 19 474025 8
978 0 19 474026 5
978 0 19 474052 4
Oxford Picture Dictionary Reading Library
A New World at the Library
Annette Succeeds in Class
A Big Night at Maria’s Café
A Busy Morning at the Bank
Driving in the City
Finding Good Childcare
An Important Guest at the Shelton Hotel
Healthy Eating
Math and Max
Library Pack (9 readers)
Audio CDs
978 0 19 474030 2
978 0 19 474035 7
978 0 19 474033 3
978 0 19 474032 6
978 0 19 474031 9
978 0 19 474036 4
978 0 19 474037 1
978 0 19 474038 8
978 0 19 474034 0
978 0 19 474039 5
978 0 19 474059 3
The Basic Oxford Picture Dictionary, Second Edition
Monolingual English Edition
978 0 19 437232 9
English-Spanish Edition
978 0 19 437235 0
Teacher’s Book
978 0 19 437237 4
Dictionary Audio CDs (3)
978 0 19 438598 5
Teacher’s Resource Book
978 0 19 434469 2
Teacher’s Resource Book Audio CDs (2)
978 0 19 438599 2
Workbook
978 0 19 434567 5
Picture Cards
978 0 19 434565 1
Literacy Program
978 0 19 434573 6
Oxford Illustrated Math Dictionary
978 0 19 407128 4
Oxford Illustrated Science Dictionary
978 0 19 407127 7
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