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A Phase 1/Lilac book for children learning to read. This wordless book is a photographic exploration of children playing various well-known, traditional games. From hopscotch to leapfrog, hide-and-seek to skipping, these images provide plenty of opportunity to develop vocabulary. What are they playing? What are the rules of the game? Do you like playing this game? Why (or why not)?This book is designed for the first stage of teaching children to read, before they begin learning their letters. It is ideal for use at Phase 1 of a phonics programme. It is a wordless book that tells a story through pictures alone. All of Ransom's Phase 1/Lilac Band books are designed to help children develop their speaking and listening skills and improve their vocabulary through creating and telling stories, exploring topics and stimulating discussion.
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What are they Playing?, Various authors
- Language
- Released
- 2021
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- Title
- What are they Playing?
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Various authors
- Publisher
- Ransom Publishing
- Released
- 2021
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 8
- ISBN10
- 1800471912
- ISBN13
- 9781800471917
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Children's Books
- Description
- A Phase 1/Lilac book for children learning to read. This wordless book is a photographic exploration of children playing various well-known, traditional games. From hopscotch to leapfrog, hide-and-seek to skipping, these images provide plenty of opportunity to develop vocabulary. What are they playing? What are the rules of the game? Do you like playing this game? Why (or why not)?This book is designed for the first stage of teaching children to read, before they begin learning their letters. It is ideal for use at Phase 1 of a phonics programme. It is a wordless book that tells a story through pictures alone. All of Ransom's Phase 1/Lilac Band books are designed to help children develop their speaking and listening skills and improve their vocabulary through creating and telling stories, exploring topics and stimulating discussion.