A non-fiction recount and description about portraiture: a boy retells the events that happened one day when he painted a picture of his Grandma. The writer also describes what Grandma looks like, what she has and what she does.
Kirjailija
Julie Haydon
Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 43 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2001-2010, suosituimpien joukossa My Grandma. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
43 kirjaa
Kirjojen julkaisuhaarukka 2001-2010.
A non-fiction information report and a fictional narrative about dinosaurs: information about a large dinosaur called Tyrannosaurus Rex. Includes a story about Tyrannosaurus Rex - it can smell another dinosaur that would make a good meal, but first there is a problem that needs to be solved.
A non-fiction recount and description about dance and theatre: a little girl tells about when she danced in the school ballet concert in a newsletter article. Includes a description of the arts centre, what the building looks like, what is inside and how it is used.
A fictional narrative and description about bullying: Simon has trouble making friends because he bullies other children. Also includes a description of Simon.
A non-fiction recount and procedure about growing apples: retells a child's trip to an apple orchard with her mother. Also tells the reader how to make different juices using apples, carrots and grapes.
A non-fiction explanation and a fictional narrative about endangered Black Rhinos: a newspaper article that explains why Black Rhinos are endangered. Includes a story about a rhino named Blossom who goes missing. When two park officers go looking for her, they discover something very special.
A non-fiction information report and description about staying healthy: provides information on how the reader can keep their body healthy, and some of the things that are bad for their body. Also includes a description of the heart and brain.
A non-fiction information report and exposition about sport and health: presents factual information that describes the characteristics of different sports. Includes a newspaper article that was written because the writer wants children to play sport every day so that they stay healthy.
A non-fiction procedure about saving money: will show students how to make a money chart.
A non-fiction exposition about recognising potential danger: you should always stop and think, as many places we go and things we do can be dangerous.
A non-fiction description and recount about animals: describes the characteristics of honey bees as well as a letter that Uncle Dan has written to his niece Sophie telling her about the honey bees on his farm.
A non-fiction explanation and procedure about musical instruments: tells the reader how drums are played, and how to make a drum kit.
A non-fiction procedure and explanation 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 recount about food preservation: written by a boy about a picnic he had with his dad.
A non-fiction description about flags: describes what different flags from different countries look like.
A non-fiction recount about tools: a diary entry that a girl wrote one day after helping her mother in their garden.
A non-fiction explanation about water supply: explains how and why water comes out of a tap.
A non-fiction information report about comparisons: tells the reader about the size of some animals and where they live.
Broken glass is a dangerous envionmental hazard. In this story, Rex (an old English sheep dog who first featured in That's Not Our Dog) is the innocent victim. A visit to the vet is required.
Tommy likes lots of things, including ballet. However, after a negative comment, he decides to give up. This story offers opportunities for discussion about how to respond in positive ways to comments that are hurtful.