The Sails Literacy Series is the perfect resource for Guided Reading and Writing, Reciprocal Reading and Independent Reading. The engaging visuals and subjects will motivate your students to read for pleasure and for information.
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla John Lockyer; Lockyer John
Bold, colourful readers with kid-friendly characters and subjects theyâ??d choose for themselves.
The Red Squirrel Reading Road series supports older primary school students to consolidate and master their phonic knowledge through reading age-appropriate engaging texts. The relatable fiction titles include characters that will appeal to older students and the non-fiction titles provide easily accessible information about varied topics. Reading Road can be used as an intervention series to give students who may not believe that they can tackle books written for their age group confidence in reading. It is also appropriate for all students who would like to reinforce their existing phonics knowledge with longer books and a larger word count. Each book includes teacher notes on the inside front and back covers which focus on some of the sounds and focus words in each book and provide suggested discussion points for after reading. Teaching notes and student worksheets to support each title are also available as free downloads from the Raintree.co.uk website. The books in Reading Road Level 2 feature simple and complex code including consonants, consonant digraphs, short vowels, vowel digraphs and trigraphs, and r-controlled vowels, as well as adjacent consonants with short and long vowel sounds. They are decodable by students who have reached the end of Red Squirrel Level 5 or Letters and Sounds Phase 4, and so can be used to support students that have been taught using a wide range of different SSP programmes. This is a Level 2 book. Picture the scene: a dark, wet, muddy cave. Coins lost somewhere deep within it, long ago. And a tale about a mysterious man with a stick, still searching for the treasure. But Dev and Kath don’t need to picture the scene. They are in that cave. And they can hear something odd.
The Red Squirrel Reading Road series supports older primary school students to consolidate and master their phonic knowledge through reading age-appropriate engaging texts. The relatable fiction titles include characters that will appeal to older students and the non-fiction titles provide easily accessible information about varied topics. Reading Road can be used as an intervention series to give students who may not believe that they can tackle books written for their age group confidence in reading. It is also appropriate for all students who would like to reinforce their existing phonics knowledge with longer books and a larger word count. Each book includes teacher notes on the inside front and back covers which focus on some of the sounds and focus words in each book and provide suggested discussion points for after reading. Teaching notes and student worksheets to support each title are also available as free downloads from the Raintree.co.uk website. The books in Reading Road Level 2 feature simple and complex code including consonants, consonant digraphs, short vowels, vowel digraphs and trigraphs, and r-controlled vowels, as well as adjacent consonants with short and long vowel sounds. They are decodable by students who have reached the end of Red Squirrel Level 5 or Letters and Sounds Phase 4, and so can be used to support students that have been taught using a wide range of different SSP programmes. This is a Level 2 book. Rally cars and solar cars. Cars that can swim and cars that can fly. Fast cars and big cars. Old classic cars and new, shiny sports cars. What’s your idea of a cool car?
It doesn't need to be Shark Week to learn all about sharks Students will enjoy performing math functions as they read about sharks in this fascinating, fact-packed book. Concepts addressed in this classroom text include measurements and various units for length, weight, speed, and the amount of liquid consumed by a whale shark. Practice problems, math charts, and diagrams help students improve their measurement skills. This Spanish book includes a glossary, an index, engaging images, and easy-to-read text to help students build their math and reading skills.
Contains 1 copy each of 8 titles: All Aboard, Eruptions, Marine Marvels, Anyone for Tennis, Deep Down Underground, Weather Impact, It's Showtime, Migration.
Oceans, lakes, and rivers are great places for fun and excitement. There are so many activities we can do on the water, in the water, or under the water, including sports. Let's take a look at some amazing water sports.
What are your best clothes? Where do you wear them? What do people wear at a wedding, a sports game, school, or in the garden? Why do we wear different clothes for different events? When would someone wear something that was in fashion? Why?
I am large. I am small. I am a fast swimmer. I have many teeth. I eat mammals and fish. I live in the oceans. Sometimes I can be dangerous. What am I? A shark Sharks have been around since before the dinosaurs. That's a long time. They have a special job in the oceans. Let's find out what that is and why sharks are becoming endangered.
Space is the name for the areas of the universe that are between planets, stars, and galaxies. Right now there are people living in space; they are astronauts. Astronaut is an old word meaning "sailor in the stars." Astronauts have to breathe, sleep, stay clean, do exercise, work, and use the toilet just like we do. But how they do these activities is very different. Living in space is like living in another world.
Fossils are the ancient remains of living things preserved in rocks. They are usually formed from plants, bones, or shells. Scientists who study fossils are called paleontologists. Fossils show paleontologists what life was like on Earth when the animal or plant died. Which plants or animals do you know about from fossils?
We have all used water today. How did you use water? Water is precious. All the fresh water in the world has to be reused again and again. We must not waste it. What are some ways that people waste water? People who save water are water wise. How can we save water?
Have you ever played or watched basketball? Is it a fast or slow ball game? What skills does a person need to play basketball? It is one of the most popular games in the world. You have to be fit and healthy to play the game. The best shooters are often very tall.
We use different kinds of energy every day to give power for cars and lights and factories. What else needs energy to make it work? For a long time, people have used fossil fuels found under the ground and the sea. Coal, oil, and gas were formed from animals and plants that lived millions of years ago, but fossil fuels will not last forever. New types of fuel must be found to power the world
Sometimes animals are lost, sick, or injured. The animals can be pets, but they might also be wild animals. People who save these animals are very important. Some of them are experts, like vets and nurses, but many of them have no training at all. They are ordinary people who just want the animals to be happy, clean, and safe. What would you do if you saw a homeless, sick, or injured animal?
There were prizes to be won. T-shirts, movie tickets, book vouchers, boat rides, computer games, surfing lessons, fishing trips at the Bonza Beach Dig. Team Turbo joined in the fun and caught a thief, too.
Team Turbo is in the mini-league basketball final. They are up against Pumpkin's All Stars when Hari hurts his finger. When it comes down to a shootout, there is only one spare player they can use - Kylie Maserati.
Tecnolog a ol mpica (Olympic Technology) teaches students about sports technology and timing accuracy for Olympic sports. This intriguing classroom resource provides mathematical charts and graphs to help students develop problem-solving skills and content-area literacy in mathematics. This Spanish classroom resource includes practice problems, a glossary, engaging images, and easy-to-read text to help students build their math and reading skills.
Questions on Lockyer's Elementary Lessons in Astronomy
Joseph Norman Lockyer; John Forbes-Robertson
Hansebooks
2018
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