Hello! What’s in my Lunch Box?

With Lunch Box, your students will continue to build memorable experiences as they continue on their path to acquiring the English Language.

Lunch Box is a lighthearted and fun approach to learning where students actively participate through songs, rhymes and stories - all while having fun.

Lunch Box continues to build the young student’s repertoire of award-winning English Canadian stories, songs and rhymes, both modern and classic. The written word is introduced for the first time, and the complimentary activities gradually become more challenging. Stories and songs are exploited orally in a number of creative ways that cater to different learning styles - leaving no child behind but with room to grow.

With Lunch Box, every child has an opportunity to shine!

There are two ways you can work with the Lunch Box series:

• Option A - Use the Activity Book and the Teaching Kit. Since students do their activities in their Activity Books, you don’t have to photocopy any documents.
• Option B - Use the Student Book and the Teacher’s Guide. Students do activities using the reproducibles found in the Teacher’s Guide.

• Lunch Box 1 - Table of Contents

• Lunch Box 2 - Table of Contents

• Student Book 1 - Table of Contents

• Lunch Box 1 - Sample Unit

• Lunch Box 2 - Sample Unit

Frances La Porta
Jacqueline Mallais

I love words — big ones like serendipitous, little ones like giggle, scary ones like haunted and kind ones like gentle. I love when they stand in a perfect line in the dictionary and I love them when they get all mixed up in a book by Dr. Seuss. I love how they can make you happy, scared and brave all on one page. But most of all, I love sharing them and showing students how powerful they can be. The more words you know, the more interesting the world becomes. Some of my favourite words are in French, Italian and Spanish.