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SAC Media Catalogue Neu.Xlsx SAC Media Please note that this page lists the digital media available in the SAC. CD-Audios, CD-ROMs, DVD-ROMs and DVD-Videos are available through the supervisor. Digitalized versions of video tapes (shelfmarks starting with 'VID') are available on a 'video server' (accessible as drive r:, folder \Digitalisierte Video-Kassetten\). To search this database please use the 'find text' function your pdf-viewer / browser! title author / comment shelf mark mediatype Kooky 1 (2 Cds) CD-Audio 1.01 [1+2] CD-Audio Kooky 2 (2 Cds) CD-Audio 1.02 [1+2] CD-Audio Englisch in der Grundschule Institut für Schulpädagogik und Grundschuldidaktik CD-Audio 1.03 CD-Audio Password Red 5: Hörverstehens-CD CD-Audio 1.04 [1] CD-Audio Password Red 5: Schülerbuch-CD CD-Audio 1.04 [2] CD-Audio Password Red 6: Hörverstehens-CD CD-Audio 1.05 [1] CD-Audio Password Red 6: Schülerbuch-CD CD-Audio 1.05 [2] CD-Audio Concession in spoken English Barth-Weingarten, Dagmar CD-Audio 1.06 CD-Audio Englisch Lernen mit Benjamin Blümchen CD-Audio 1.07 CD-Audio Bausteine Magic 3 CD-Audio 1.08 CD-Audio My Way 1 Leni Dam, Lienhard Legenhausen, Clara Schott CD-Audio 1.09 CD-Audio In the Know. Understanding and Using Idioms CD-Audio 1.10 CD-Audio Learner English - A teacher's guide to Editors: Michael Swan and Bernhard Smith CD-Audio 1.11 [2 Ex.] CD-Audio Towards Proficiency: Student's Book Audio CD May, Peter CD-Audio 1.12 [1] CD-Audio Towards Proficiency: Teacher's Book Practice Tests Audio CD May, Peter CD-Audio 1.12 [2] CD-Audio CAE Study Pack: Audio CD 1 MacAndrew, Richard CD-Audio 1.13 [1] CD-Audio CAE Study Pack: Audio CD 2 MacAndrew, Richard CD-Audio 1.13 [2] CD-Audio Proficiency Masterclass: Audio Cassesdttes 1 & 2 Kathy Gude and Michael Duckworth CD-Audio 1.14 [1+2] CD-Audio Cambridge Young Learners English Tests: Starters Cliff, Petrina CD-Audio 1.15 [1] CD-Audio Cambridge Young Learners English Tests: Movers Cliff, Petrina CD-Audio 1.15 [2] CD-Audio New Focus on Success: Ausgabe Technik CD-Audio 1.16 [1-3] CD-Audio Challenge 21, Band 1 - Neue Ausgabe: Skills and Tasks CD-Audio 1.17 CD-Audio English Phonetics and Phonology: A Practical Course (third Roach, Peter CD-Audio 1.18 [1-2] CD-Audio edition) English G 21 A1 - Audio-CD Schülerfassung Verlagsredaktion: Gareth Evans CD-Audio 1.19 CD-Audio English G 21 A2 Audio CD, Schülerfassung Cornelsen CD-Audio 1.20 CD-Audio RAAbits Englisch CD 4 Raabe, Joseph CD-Audio 1.22 CD-Audio World Englishes Kirkpatrick, Andy CD-Audio 1.23 CD-Audio Deep Water - A horror story set in the US Midwest Gardiner, Caroline CD-Audio 1.24 CD-Audio The Deal 1/2 Taylor, Carl CD-Audio 1.25 CD-Audio The Deal 2/2 Taylor, Carl CD-Audio 1.26 CD-Audio The house of dolls - A place where dream and reality meet Rayner, Howard CD-Audio 1.27 CD-Audio Deep, blue and deadly - An eco-thriller set in the Maldives Aziz, Hamida CD-Audio 1.28 CD-Audio warm up - cool down CD-Audio 1.29 CD-Audio Practical Classroom English CD-Audio 1.30 CD-Audio how to teach pronounciation Kelly, Gerald CD-Audio 1.31 CD-Audio Creating Chants and Songs Graham, Carolyn CD-Audio 1.32 CD-Audio Crossing Cultures 1/2 Borsbey, Janet/ Swan, Ruth CD-Audio 1.33 CD-Audio Crossing Cultures 2/2 Borsbey, Janet/ Swan, Ruth CD-Audio 1.34 CD-Audio how to teach listening Wilson, JJ CD-Audio 1.35 CD-Audio Learning and Teaching English CD-Audio 1.36 CD-Audio Pronounciation Practice Activities Hewings, Martin CD-Audio 1.37 CD-Audio TIMESAVER - Common European Framework Assessment Tests CD-Audio 1.38 CD-Audio The Gruffalo and friends Donaldson, Julia CD-Audio 1.39 CD-Audio The Gruffalo Donaldson, Julia CD-Audio 1.40 CD-Audio The Princess and the Wizard Donaldson, Julia CD-Audio 1.41 CD-Audio The Gruffalo`s Child Donaldson, Julie/ Scheffer, Axel CD-Audio 1.42 CD-Audio Mowgli learns to swim CD-Audio 1.43 CD-Audio Dawn over the outback Howard Rayner CD-Audio 1.44 CD-Audio Red earth, white bone Hamida Aziz CD-Audio 1.45 CD-Audio Help Me Find Henri! Gila Hoppenstedt CD-Audio 1.46 CD-Audio Englischwörterbuch für Grundschulkinder CD-Audio 1.47 CD-Audio teach yourself: old english Mark Atherton CD-Audio 1.48 CD-Audio Writing Jamaican the Jamaican Way/Ou fi Rait Jamiekan The Jamaican Language Unit CD-Audio 1.49 CD-Audio A Practical Guide to Teaching Shakespeare Wilfried Brusch CD-Audio 1.50 CD-Audio Training für mündliche Prüfungen CD-Audio 1.51 CD-Audio Teaching Skills Listening CD-Audio 1.52 CD-Audio A Handbook of Spoken Grammar Ken Paterson et.al. CD-Audio 1.53 CD-Audio Frankenstein – The ELT Graphic Novel Jason Cobley CD-Audio 1.54 CD-Audio Aladdin and the Lamp (Level 3) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.55 [1+2] CD-Audio Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (Level 3) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.56 [1+2] CD-Audio Pinocchio (Level 3) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.57 [1+2] CD-Audio Puss in Boots (Level 2) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.58 [1+2] CD-Audio Sleeping Beatuy (Level 2) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.59 [1+2] CD-Audio Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Level 2) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.60 [1+2] CD-Audio Sinbad the Sailor (Level 2) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.61 [1+2] CD-Audio Hansel and Gretel (Level 2) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.62 [1+2] CD-Audio Alice in Wonderland (Level 3) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.63 [1+2] CD-Audio The Three Spinners (Level 3) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.64 [1+2] CD-Audio The Three Little Pigs (Level 1) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.65 [1+2] CD-Audio Little Red Riding Hodd (Level 1) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.66 [1+2] CD-Audio Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Level 1) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.67 [1+2] CD-Audio The Ugly Duckling (Level 1) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.68 [1+2] CD-Audio Jack and the Beanstalk (Level 1) Primary Classic Readers CD-Audio 1.69 [1+2] CD-Audio Macbeth - The ELT Graphic Novel John McDonald CD-Audio 1.70 CD-Audio Great Expectations - The ELT Graphic Novel Jen Green CD-Audio 1.71 [1-3] CD-Audio Henry V - The ELT Graphic Novel John McDonald CD-Audio 1.72 [1+2] CD-Audio Pop Songs 2 - 10 Pop Sogs for the Classroom CD-Audio 1.73 CD-Audio Grammar Songs & Raps Herbert Puchta et al. CD-Audio 1.74 [1+2] CD-Audio Teaching Skills - Mediation CD-Audio 1.75 CD-Audio The Complete Adventures of Curious George H.R. Rey CD-Audio 1.76 [1+2] CD-Audio Discussions A-Z Wallwork, Adrian CD-Audio 1.77 CD-Audio Advanced Skills Haines, Simon CD-Audio 1.78 CD-Audio English Songs - Neue Lieder für den Englischunterricht. 3. und 4. Cremer, Tanja CD-Audio 1.79 CD-Audio Schuljahr New Headway Pronunciation - Upper Intermediate Bowler, Bill / Cunningham, Sarah CD-Audio 1.80 [1+2] CD-Audio Cambridge Academic English (Intermediate) Craig, Thaine CD-Audio 1.81 CD-Audio Cambridge Academic English (Upper Intermediate) Craig, Thaine CD-Audio 1.82 CD-Audio Cambridge Academic English (Advanced) Craig, Thaine CD-Audio 1.83 CD-Audio English Pronunciation in Use (Advanced) Hewings, Martin CD-Audio 1.84 [1-5] CD-Audio English Pronunciation in Use (Intermediate) Hancock, Mark CD-Audio 1.85 [1-5) CD-Audio Ikuru 1 Cornelsen CD-Audio 1.86[1+2] CD-Audio Ikuru 2 Cornelsen CD-Audio 1.87[1-3] CD-Audio Ikuru 3 Cornelsen CD-Audio 1.88[1+2] CD-Audio Ikuru 4 Cornelsen CD-Audio 1.89[1+2] CD-Audio Be Understood! Maurer Smolder, Christina CD-Audio 1.90 CD-Audio Instant Academic Skills Lane, Sarah CD-Audio 1.91 CD-Audio Ship or Sheep? An intermediate pronunciation course Baker, Ann CD-Audio 1.92 [1-4] CD-Audio English Matters. For CSEC Examinations CD-Audio 1.93 CD-Audio Green Line 2, Workbook Audio-CD 1 +2 CD-Audio 1.94 CD-Audio Orange Line 6, Audio CD zu den Standardaufgaben CD-Audio 1.95 CD-Audio Orange Line 1 , Audio CD Workbook CD-Audio 1.96 CD-Audio Orange Line 2, Audio CD Workbook CD-Audio 1.97 CD-Audio Orange Line 6, Audio CD für Schüler, Erweiterungskurs CD-Audio 1.98 CD-Audio Orange Line 6, Audio CD für Schüler, Erweiterungskurs CD-Audio 1.99 CD-Audio Green Line 1, Trainigsbuch Klett CD-Audio 1.100 CD-Audio Green Line 3, Workbook Audio CD 1+2 CD-Audio 1.101 CD-Audio Orange Line 5, Audio CD für Schüler CD-Audio 1.102 CD-Audio Orange Line 5, Audio CD für Schüler CD-Audio 1.103 CD-Audio Orange Line 4, Audio-CD zu den Standardaufgaben CD-Audio 1.104 CD-Audio Orange Line 4, Audio-CD für Schüler Erweiterungskurs CD-Audio 1.105 CD-Audio Orange Line 4, Audio-CD für Schüler Erweiterungskurs CD-Audio 1.106 CD-Audio Orange Line 4, Audio-CD für Schüler Grundkurs CD-Audio 1.107 CD-Audio Orange Line 4, Audio-CD für Schüler Grundkurs CD-Audio 1.108 CD-Audio Orange Line 1, Audio-CD für Schüler CD-Audio 1.109 CD-Audio Orange Line 1, Audio-CD für Schüler CD-Audio 1.110 CD-Audio Orange Line 1, Audio-CD für Schüler Zu D-7G.441 d CD-Audio 1.111 CD-Audio Orange Line 1, Audio-CD für Schüler Zu D-7G.441 d CD-Audio 1.112 CD-Audio Orange Line 1, Vorschläge zur Leistungsmessung CD-Audio 1.113 CD-Audio Orange Line 1, Vorschläge zur Leistungsmessung CD-Audio 1.114 CD-Audio Orange Line 2, Audio-CD für Schüler CD-Audio 1.115 CD-Audio Orange Line 2, Audio-CD für Schüler CD-Audio 1.116 CD-Audio Orange Line 3, Audio-CD zu den Standardaufgaben CD-Audio 1.117 CD-Audio Orange Line 3, Audio-CD für Schüler Grundkurs CD-Audio 1.118 CD-Audio Orange Line 3, Audio-CD für Schüler Grundkurs CD-Audio 1.119 CD-Audio Orange Line 3, Audio-CD für Schüler Erweiterungskurs CD-Audio 1.120 CD-Audio Orange Line 3, Audio-CD für Schüler Erweiterungskurs CD-Audio 1.121 CD-Audio Orange Line 5, Audio-CD für Schüler Grundkurs CD-Audio 1.122 CD-Audio Orange Line 5, Audio-CD für Schüler Grundkurs CD-Audio 1.123 CD-Audio Orange Line 5, Audio-CD zu den Standardaufgaben CD-Audio 1.124
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