We select the materials for each group of our Russian school according to the communicative tasks facing it. One basic manual and fragments from others in which separate subjects are better reflected is usually used. The main manuals and textbooks are by the Russian authors as in Russia traditions of foreigners training is the oldest, and the technique, in our opinion, is fulfilled better.
Pupils aren’t obliged to get textbooks for training in Russian as foreign, however on demand we are ready to help in purchase of the main textbooks. After all they are suitable and for further independent study of Russian language. The alternative option – to use the electronic versions of books or training materials offered by the teacher directly during the courses.
Some samples of books for the foreigners
S.Chernyshov, «Let’s go!».
Part 1:
This course is designed for 80-120 hours and offers a good introduction of the Russian language. The communicative and grammatical teaching approaches have been successfully combined in this textbook. The dictionary includes lexicon in English, German and French.
Part 2:
The second part (Volume 1) of a popular course of Russian for grownups is intended for continuing to study Russian at a basic level (A2). The textbook is designed on the average for 80-120 hours. The goal is maintenance of fast mastering of different aspects of language and kinds of speech activities. Grammatical and colloquial courses are combined. The textbook includes game tasks, keys and audio supplement.
T.Esmantova, «Russian language: 5 elements». The textbook is organized by the modular principle for levels from A1 to B1. Each part of a textbook includes a disk for listening and test tasks. We chose this textbook for the qualitative organization of a training material and accurate compliance of the program of each section to characteristics of CERF.
V. Antonova, M. Nakhabina, M.Safronova, «A road to Russia». This textbook for studying of Russian is specially prepared by linguists of Moscow State University for the foreigners coming from the English-speaking countries. We appreciate its qualitative explanation of grammatical material relying on knowledge of English.
Courses of Russian as a foreign language
Lesson 1. Introduction to Russian alphabet.
Free Lesson 2. Vowels: a , o, u.
Free Lesson 3. VOWELS : E , S .
Free Lesson 4.VOWELS: A, O, U, S, E.
Free Lesson 5.LETTER AND SOUND.
Free Lesson 6.”SOFT” VOWELS AND LETTERS.
Free Lesson 7.APPROVAL AND DENIAL.
Free Lesson 9.CONSONANTS AND SOUNDS.
Free Lesson 10.HARD CONSONANTS AND SOUNDS.
Free Lesson 11.”SOFT” CONSONANT LETTERS AND SOUNDS.
Free Lesson 12.”HARD” SOFT CONSONANTS.
Free Lesson 13.Vociced consonant letters and sounds.
Free Lesson 14.Breath consonat letters and sounds.
Free Lesson 15. Sonant voiceless consonant letters.
Free Lesson 16. Russia and the Russians.
Free Lesson 17. The Symbols of Russian Federation.
Free Lesson 18. Russian as a foreign language. Russian names, surnames and patronymic names.
Free Lesson 19. Category of animateness and naturellement
Free Lesson 20. Nominative case
Free Lesson 21. Who is this? What is this?
Free Lesson 22. This is not…. but…
Free Lesson 23.The noun. The case of animate nouns
Free Lesson 25.Greetings(informal variant).
Free Lesson 26.The verbs of first type, present tense.
Free Lesson 27.Where do you live?
Free Lesson 29. Structure…not, but..
Free Lesson 30. Where are you from ?
Free Lesson 31. Prepositional case of nouns- the meaning “place”
Free Lesson 32. Nominative Case, Genitive Case, Object Case Questions
Free Lesson 34. Complex sentence with the conjunction “and”
Free Lesson 35. What do you do?
Free Lesson 36. Single and plural forms of the nouns
Free Lesson 37. The structure with the conjunction “тоже”
Free Lesson 38. What is his nationality?
Free Lesson 39. What does he do?
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