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'Zig Zag' is a series of very short stories for the youngest of readers. These compact and brightly illustrated books are no more than 150 words long.
This is a reader development series for Key Stage 1 that follows the national curriculum and literary strategy.
Follows a day in the life of Becky, a girl who has diabetes. Shows how she tests her blood sugar level, what foods she can eat and what happens when she feels 'hypo'. Includes information boxes with factual information on diabetes. Suggested level: junior, primary.
Josh was dreading having to move in with Tom. He is clearly out to get Josh, and when Tom starts sleepwalking, Josh thinks it's just another trick. But when he follows the sleepwalker's trail, Josh discovers something far more sinister is afoot... Full Flight Variety showcases different text types including fiction, non-fiction, poetry and one play, in order to maximise engagement and reinforce the diversified joys of reading. This series of ten books caters to an interest age of 8-14 with a reading age as low as 7.5. There is much in the subject matter to interest reluctant readers, including mysteries, aliens, and various sports.
A simple introduction to the disease, giving advice on recognising the symptoms, doctors and hospital visits, short extracts from children on feeling ill, answers to common questions and tips for getting well.
Each book in this delightful, child-friendly series focuses on a different period in history, from Ancient Egypt right up to World War 2. Children will love learning about each era, and then following the simple instructions to make useful or interesting objects from that time. Age-appropriate and accessible, the books are jam-packed with great ideas and perfect for use at home or in the classroom. In Craft Box: Tudor Times, you can learn how to make a Tudor rose, a masquerade mask, a jester's crown, a jester's stick, a tussie mussie, a model of a Tudor house, a ruff, a stained glass coat of arms, a Tudor cap, a ship's figurehead, a cup and ball and a peg doll! Fun facts on every spread give background information about the Tudor era and its people, from Kings and Queens and the Royal Court, to the lives of everyday people. A Further Information spread suggests age-appropriate websites and books, so children can go away and learn more about the Tudors. A glossary explains any tricky words, and will help to further increase children's knowledge and understanding of the era.
Lexie is desperate to get the attention of the most gorgeous boy in the world, but the only way she can talk to him is by learning his hobby - rock climbing. Trouble is, Lexie's really scared of heights... Badger's Full Flight Girl Power is a series of 10 girl-centred stories aimed specifically at a female audience. They are reluctant readers with a reading age of 7.5-8.5 but include characters and storylines that would appeal to an interest age of 8-14. The female protagonists are relatable and the stories are varied and thoughtful, including issues surrounding friends, family and bullying, with narratives about snowboarding, judo, fashion, dance, rock climbing, mysteries and supernatural peril.
Questions and answers investigate the feelings of animals and how they should be treated, examining the situations of pets, farm animals, zoo animals, endangered animals, and animals killed for food, used to test drugs and cosmetics, and used for sport or entertainment.
With insight into how smoking makes you feel, the threats of addiction and long-term health risks, and the anecdotal observations of those on both sides, readers can make up their own minds.
'My Nan' is brightly illustrated, fun, and focuses on key areas of interest for the age range. This book covers a wide range of fiction genres listed for Key Stage 1 in the National Literacy Strategy.