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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Elizabeth Dale
Brown Chapter Reader.
Alex goes into the sea to rescue his sister's floaty, but gets pulled out by the riptide! Then, he has some unexpected saviours... Includes short chapters to introduce children to this new format.
When Bernie, a boy's pet frog, is stolen by a coven of wicked witches, the reader has to help rescue Bernie by turning, shaking and blowing on the book as the boy ventures through ice caves and aboard pirate ships on his mission.
‘And when everyone saw that only tiny Billy Was holding the balloons, they were really scared SILLY! “Hold Tight, Billy!” his worried daddy cried. So Billy held tight and had a magic ride.’ Billy is a young boy who finds himself floating away through the clouds when he holds a bunch of balloons. Different characters, human and animal, scramble to save Billy, but soon find themselves along for the ride. Will Billy be able to return to Earth and will he be able to use the balloons to help Santa Claus and his tired reindeer to deliver their presents on Christmas Eve? Billy and the Balloons is a festive treat with serious re-readability that children and adults can enjoy together.
Hunden Peppe har alltid velat jobba på cirkus. Men vad ska han göra på cirkusen? Gå på lina, kanske? Balansera runt på en enhjuling? Eller sälja sockervadd? Peppe provar på lite av varje utan att något känns helt rätt, men så får cirkusdirektören en ny, intressant idé …En fin historia i cirkusmiljö, om att hitta sin rätta plats, rikt illustrerad av Vicki Gausden. Ingår i serien Läskråkan, lästräningsböcker uppdelade i olika svårighetsnivåer. Nivå 1.
Kun sirkus saapuu kaupunkiin, Peetu-koira riemastuu. Se on aina halunnut liittyä sirkukseen! Mutta tekipä Peetu siellä mitä vain, asiat tuntuvat menevän vähän hassusti. Löytyykö Peetulle sirkuksesta sopivaa työtä? Veikeä ja vähän liikuttavakin tarina Banaanit-sarjassa. Ta-vu-tet-tu Vihreä banaani sopii lukemaan opetteleville. Lue niin et liukastu!
Milo ja Aava menevät äidin kanssa junaan. Lapset näkevät junan ikkunasta kaikkea hauskaa ja haluaisivat jäädä jo pois kyydistä. Minne he ovat matkalla? Lukumestari-sarja houkuttelee aloittelevat lukijat tarinoiden äärelle. Kirjoissa on selkeä, tavutettu teksti, värikäs kuvitus ja vinkkejä lukemisen harjoitteluun yhdessä aikuisen kanssa. Harjoitus tekee lukumestarin!
Help young children learn to read with two fun, decodable stories. Readers will enjoy these tales featuring a dancing dog and a trickster clown while developing reading skills.
A cranky farmer, some creative animals, and a group of friends who love building things help engage emergent readers. The charming illustrations and decodable text make reading fun for everyone
Firefighter Bill is helping everyone who is stuck. What happens when he gets stuck? Then Jess finds a crab in the sand. She can't catch the crab, so who will? These decodable stories make reading fun.
The Neutron Stars programme is a structured reading programme with systematic progression, for teens/adults who need low level reading support.
In the mid-twentieth century, The Bluebell Girls-dancers known particularly for their height and glamorous appearance-were recognized and admired throughout much of the world. At any one time, troupes appeared on several continents in a multitude of venues: theaters, clubs, on TV, at the Lido in Paris and the Stardust in Las Vegas.In Have Chignon-Will Travel: Touring Italy with the Bluebell Girls 1960-61, Elizabeth Dale Phillips takes you with her on an incredible odyssey, starting out as a shorthand-typist in London who had never danced professionally, and metamorphosing into an elegant Bluebell Girl. She begins in Milan as a rookie dancer on a bare stage with seventeen other dancers, a pianist, a drummer and a choreographer. Over the next five exhausting weeks of rehearsals, she witnesses the creation of a polished show-a show in which over the next seven months, as a member of the company, she would tour every inch of Italy and Sicily.Elizabeth, now in her eighties, tells her story with both candor and humor. It's a tale of camaraderie and occasional strife, lots of glamour, even more hard work, and sometimes boredom, all while taking an excursion that most twenty-year-old women in 1960 could have only dreamed of.