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Collins Big Cat supports every primary child on their reading journey from phonics to fluency. Top authors and illustrators have created fiction and non-fiction books that children love to read. Book banded for guided and independent reading, there are reading notes in the back, comprehensive teaching and assessment support and ebooks available. Something strange lurks within the forests of North America: a mysterious hairy creature known as Bigfoot. But does Bigfoot really exist or is the whole thing made up? Find out the different theories behind the Bigfoot mystery in this non-fiction book by Mike Rampton. Lime/Band 11 books have longer sentence structures and a greater use of literary language. Pages 30 and 31 allow children to re-visit the content of the book, supporting comprehension skills, vocabulary development and recall. Ideas for reading in the back of the book provide practical support and stimulating activities.

Collins Big Cat supports every primary child on their reading journey from phonics to fluency. Top authors and illustrators have created fiction and non-fiction books that children love to read. Book banded for guided and independent reading, there are reading notes in the back, comprehensive teaching and assessment support and ebooks available. Find out all about the fantastical monsters and creatures from Greek and Roman mythology. Discover what real-life animal may have inspired the Cyclops myth, what story was told to explain the sun rising in the sky and the myths that have inspired real science in this fascinating non-fiction book by Mike Rampton. Emerald/Band 15 books provide a widening range of genres including science fiction and biography, prompting more ways to respond to texts. Pages 46 and 47 allow children to re-visit the content of the book, supporting comprehension skills, vocabulary development and recall. Ideas for reading in the back of the book provide practical support and stimulating activities.

Become the most amazing, awe-inspiring genius in the world in just one year*! (*No refunds given) This book will take you from a clever (but rather ordinary) kid to an absurdly intelligent, super-brained, hyper-genius capable of anything … in just twelve magnificent months. From fun facts about dinosaurs to everything you need to know about spiders, plus silly Shakespearean names and a deep dive into poo and snot. Have you ever wondered about the world’s pooiest places? Or which came first, the duck-billed platyupus … or the duck? This book has all the answers. "Imagine what I could have achieved if I'd read this” – Albert Einstein* "I'm glad this wasn't published when I was alive, because everyone who read it would have ended up cleverer than me" — Leonardo Da Vinci* "I like the picture of the dog in the space helmet" — Marie Curie* *(These are real reviews, I promise!)

WARNING: This book will have you laughing your pants off! For readers aged 5 and up, Poo What Where gets to the bottom of how poo has shaped the world.Take a deep and stinky dive into the wonderful world of poo! It's not just gross, it's enGROSSing ... discover how poo links to TECHNOLOGY (how do astronauts go to the loo?), ART (Picasso painted with what?!), HISTORY (what can we learn from dinosaur poop?) SCIENCE (can we heat our homes using poo power?) and more.From the hilarious Mike Rampton and bestselling illustrator Gareth Conway, this is your number one guide to all things number two!

Stuck indoors? This book is your saviour.Turn to a bumper 501 simple and accessible games and activities to keep your whole family amused for hours, if not days.Inside, in the garden, in the car, for all family sizes and ages - this book covers all the best classics you might have forgotten how to play, like stuck in the mud and the alphabet game, and introduces brand new games too. No fancy equipment needed, just easy to follow instructions. This book has everything you need to keep everyone happy.

A brilliantly silly question-and-answer book, fact-checked by world-leading experts from across the University of Cambridge. Did you know that there's no set number of bones in the human body?

Jos olet joskus miettinyt... ...aivastelivatko dinosaurukset? ...mitä tapahtuu, jos ihminen putoaa tulivuoreen? ...miksi banaanit eivät ole suoria? ...kuka keksi suklaan? ...mikä on maailman suurin luku? ...miten astronautit käyvät vessassa? ...miten pingviinit erottavat toisensa? ...mikä on maailman kamalin haju? Tämä mahtava kysymys- ja vastauskirja on kuin tehty sinulle! Sen sivuilla esitetään 213 hyvää kysymystä siitä, miten maailma toimii ja miksi jotain tapahtuu niin kuin tapahtuu. Aiheet vaihtelevat tieteestä, tekniikasta ja matematiikasta evoluutioon, eläintieteisiin ja historiaan. Vähintään yhtä hyvissä vastauksissa yhdistyvät tiukka tieto, huumori ja hassut faktat. Kaikki mitä olet aina halunnut tietää – ja vielä enemmän!

Feeling a bit like you’re winging this whole ‘adulthood’ thing? You’re not alone. Welcome to the club for everyone who still feels like three kids in a trench coat, pretending to have it all figured out. This book is your official laugh-out-loud guide to navigating the baffling world of being a grown-up. It won’t help you find love, happiness or a cool £1m – but at least you’ll have more time for that kind of thing if you aren’t stricken with self-inflicted food poisoning, knee deep in filth, or arguing with bailiffs as they take your sofa away. Inside, you’ll discover how to master the art of: Cooking for the clueless. Barely cooked steak is a delicacy, while barely cooked pork is a terrible, regrettable medical incident. Cleaning without crying. You can hoover more stuff than you might realise. Money matters. Are credits cards free money? No. Social survival. Effortlessly handle awkward small talk, navigate office politics, and win that pub quiz. Tips include how to make the most of whatever’s in the back of your fridge and creative ways to avoid folding fitted sheets (because who really knows how?). This book is a brilliantly funny companion for anyone who feels they’re fumbling their way through adult life. It makes the perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, or that one mate who just moved into their own place and thinks a houseplant counts as a pet.