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One Little Bird
When a man cuts down little bird Rosa's tree, she makes herself a new nest at the top of his house and refuses to budge!
Tinysaurus
Tinysaurus is desperate to be bigger. He wants to be able to do all the things that his big sister, BigSissysaurus, can. He especially wants to be big enough to look after the eggs that his mum has just laid, but when a hungry Nastysaurus comes and tries to steal the eggs, Tinysaurus discovers that being small has its advantages!
What Small Rabbit Heard
Toddlers and parents everywhere will recognize Small Rabbit's lack of enthusiasm as the story opens. He just doesn't want to go for a walk and he comes up with all sorts of excuses to stay indoors. But Big Rabbit is having none of it. She bundles him into his coat and out they go, with Small Rabbit shivering and grumbling as he shuffles along. Perhaps it's because he's too far behind Big Rabbit, perhaps it's because the wind is howling, but when Big Rabbit says, 'Try to keep up!' what Small Rabbit hears is 'Jump in the mud!' And so he does. In fact everything Big Rabbit says-thanks to the wind-turns from a rather humdrum instruction into something much more exciting and Small Rabbit finds himself having a really wild time. Becoming muddier by the moment, and causing more and more mayhem, Small Rabbit romps ahead. Big Rabbit's last instruction, as Small Rabbit bounds home to their burrow is, 'Please don't go inside!' (she's worried about muddy footprints and leaves all over her lovely clean burrow).
Noodle's Knitting
Noodle has ALWAYS wanted to knit. She even knows all the magic words: "Knit one, purl one, knit two together!" So when Noodle finds a ball of wool, she knits and knits and knits... But soon Noodle knits herself into a very big pickle!
Wee William
Wee William is the smallest in his family. Everything about him is small, as his other family members are keen to point out. 'Your tiny ears,' says Daddy. 'Your teeny whiskers,' says his big sister Martha. 'And your little wriggle,' says Mummy. This is something William does when he's out and about, doing all those things that toddlers do-feeding the ducks, swimming lessons, shopping with Mummy. But when Mummy or Daddy see him start to give that tell-tale wriggle, each one of these activities may need to be suddenly cut short in exchange for finding-quickly! -somewhere for him to 'go'. Then one day, when he's out playing with his friends, William has a little accident. After some gentle parental advice, William learns the importance of making sure he goes to the toilet before it becomes a matter of urgency. And the story ends with him enjoying all the thrills of the woodland fair without a single wriggle. There's a lovely moment where the fairground ride makes William cry 'Weeeeeee' for all the ri
Safe in the Sanctuary
Safe in the Sanctuary showcases the fantastic work that wildlife sanctuaries do to care for animals, such as daily care, releasing healthy animals back into the wild and providing lifelong care for animals that cannot be released back into nature. We follow Manvi as she performs her duties and helps to care for the animals including Tickles the tiger, Lulu the lemur and Petey the parakeet. Safe in the Sanctuary is in Gold Book Band, Oxford ReadingLevel 9. Project X Hero Academy Non-fiction is an inspirational series of books which broadens children's subject knowledge, while consolidating their phonics learning and improving their reading fluency.
Collins Big Cat Phonics - Sam and the Nut
Sam the squirrel has seen a juicy looking nut at the top of a tree, but when he tries to knock it down, it falls to the ground and into the paws of a cat and a dog. Will he ever get his nut back? Beautiful illustrations by Giuditta Gaviraghi accompany this story. * Pink/1B - A simple story with a familiar setting * Text type: Fiction * Focus phonemes: s, a, t, i, p, n, m, c, g, k, ck, d, e, o, u * A story map on pages 14-15 helps children recap important events of the narrative and provides a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities
Jimmy at the Gym
In this book, we meet Jimmy and find out about his role as a fitness instructor at the gym. Jimmy helps people with their health and fitness by leading exercise classes, providing advice on using gym equipment safely and creating individual exercise plans. Looking after our health and wellbeing is important and fitness instructors, like Jimmy, help with this. Jimmy at the Gym is in White Book Band, Oxford Reading Level 10. Project X Hero Academy Non-fictionis an inspirational series of books which broadens children's subject knowledge, while consolidating their phonics learning and improving their reading fluency.
The Tiger and the Monkey
This story is part of Reading Champion, a series carefully linked to book bands to encourage independent reading skills, developed with Dr Sue Bodman and Glen Franklin of UCL Institute of Education (IOE) Fantastic, original stories are accompanied by engaging artwork and a reading activity. Each book has been carefully graded so that it can be matched to a child's reading ability, encouraging reading for pleasure. Perfect for 5-7 year olds. In this twist on the traditional Aesop fable The Lion and the Mouse, a tiger is caught in a trap, and only a tiny monkey can rescue him.
Healthy Cities
Mounting scientific evidence generated over the past decade highlights the significant role of our citiesê built environments in shaping our health and well-being. In this book, the authors conceptualize the •urban health nicheê as a novel approach to
