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The City Space Project

More than reading.Ideas to explore. A voice to share.
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The City Space Project
The City Space Project — cover
BOOK PREVIEWA2–B1

The City Space Project

Building on Ideas

Forest Camp Voices
BOOK PREVIEWA2

Forest Camp Voices

Exploratory Talk

The Airport Mix-Up
BOOK PREVIEWA2

The Airport Mix-Up

Clarifying Meaning

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The City Space Project
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Forest Camp Voices
The Airport Mix-Up
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The story opens as Maya, Leo and Amina arrive at Design Classroom. They are working to design a youth-friendly public square for their town council presentation. Maya notices the main challenge immediately. Everyon…

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Read each scene and listen when audio is available. Look closely at the characters and the ideas they share.

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What is the main goal in 'The City Space Project'?

A

Design a youth-friendly public square for their town council presentation

B

Win a football cup

C

Travel to another country alone

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Learning reportsSAMPLE
CLASS OVERVIEW

Reading & activity progress

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3Sample learners
5Books completed
35Activity attempts
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LearnerCompletedAttemptsCorrect
Learner A2 books1412 / 14
Learner B2 books1411 / 14
Learner C1 book76 / 7
STUDENT DETAILActivity attempts
Attempt 1Try again
Attempt 2Correct
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