Ben was first met as a PM Plus character in Level 15. In this story, Ben and his friend Justin watch the activities of a family of blackbirds. This is a narrative story that includes factual information about blackbirds.
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Georgia lives in an apartment that does not have a garden. When asked to bring some flower seeds to school she takes some of her mother's giant pumpkin seeds. The seeds grow into very large pumpkin plants!
In this story, Bridget, a new character to the PM Plus series, offers to take Trixie, the classroom's white mouse, when she discovers Trixie's cage is empty.
The art of origami captures the imagination of many children. In this story, Josh becomes discouraged when he is unable to follow the instructions and complete a model.
Grace and Amy are twins who have featured in previous PM Plus books. While planning a science project, they are reminded that small animals can die if they are removed from their natural environments.
Emily is unhappy that she and her family are moving into a rundown old house. The discovery of an old doll and a young girl's diary raise some interesting questions about the house's past. Emily and her brother piece together the clues and learn about the family who once lived in the house - and the rightful owner of the doll and diary.
A non-fiction description about construction: describes what a wind chime looks like and what it can do.
A non-fiction information report about animals and care of a pet: this text has been written to give information about pet budgies.
A non-fiction recount about the growth of plants: this story was written by a boy. It is about what happened when his Aunty Sue helped him and his sister Katie to grow some beans.
A non-fiction information report about dance: this text has been written to give the reader information about a special type of dancing called tap dancing.
On Monday, our class went to a children's farm. We patted the sheep, saw a cow, horses and chickens.
A non-fiction exposition about music and movement: an article written for a school newsletter, the writer wants to persuade readers that the school should have a big concert at the end of the year.
A non-fiction explanation about non-engine powered objects that can fly: will tell readers how some non-engine powered objects fly.
A fictional narrative and exposition about providing habitat for wildlife in the garden: the narrative tells how the problem of Aunt Meg's messy garden was resolved. The writer also tries to persuade the audience to create their own gardens for wildlife.
A non-fiction narrative and recount about constructing a toy box: a story about how Jake resolved the problem of a present for his brother's birthday. Includes a letter that Jake writes to his Aunty Rose to tell her about the surprise toy box that he helped make for Tom's birthday.
A non-fiction information report and explanation about automotive technology: tells the reader what cars look like and lots more information about them. Includes an article written for a newspaper that tells the reader why people drive cars.
A fictional narrative and recount about making a sweet treat for the family: it's Grandma's birthday and she is coming for lunch. Toby wants to make her something special, but Grandma will be arriving in half an hour. Toby also sends his dad an email after Grandma has been for lunch.
A non-fiction information report and procedure about taking part in fun runs: the writer has provided lots of information about fun runs, such as what they are, what happens, where they are held and why people take part in them. It also tells the reader how to hold a school fun run.
A fictional narrative and a non-fiction information report about garden snails and their behaviour: a story about two girls' lettuce plants getting eaten by snails, as well as information about snails.
A fictional narrative and a non-fiction exposition about growing hydroponic tomatoes: about a boy who doesn't like tomatoes, but his Grandma tells him he should eat them because they are good for him. Includes a text written as an advertisement to tell you some reasons why you should eat hydroponic tomatoes.