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Read at Home - 4b: Hungry Floppy

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  • 32 pages
  • 2 hours of reading

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The CD is included in a plastic envelope inside the back cover of the storybook. It features a reading of the story for enjoyment, followed by a read-along version with a sound cue for page turns. A brief introduction discusses the cover and story themes, and a puzzle activity is highlighted. At the end, "Think About" questions are posed. * Read at Home aligns with Oxford Reading Tree, a leading UK reading scheme used in over 75% of primary schools. * Each story includes engaging activities to enhance reading skills: - A puzzle activity to make reading enjoyable and encourage attention to detail. - Games like mazes or spot-the-difference. - A fun treat for children at the story's conclusion. * Parental support is emphasized: - A "Tips for Reading Together" page offers practical advice for assisting with reading. - A "Think about the Story" page provides stimulating discussion ideas. - A "Useful common words" panel highlights high-frequency words relevant to the National Literacy Strategy. * The collaboration of a renowned author and illustrator team—Roderick Hunt and Cynthia Rider—along with Alex Brychta's engaging illustrations, enhances the storytelling experience. * The titles are designed for beginner readers, slightly wider than Ladybird books to showcase the humor and detail of the illustrations. * Read at Home supports government initiatives encouraging parental involvement in children's reading

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Read at Home - 4b: Hungry Floppy, Cynthia Rider, Alex Brychta, Roderick Hunt

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Released
2006
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Title
Read at Home - 4b: Hungry Floppy
Subtitle
w. Audio-CD
Language
English
Released
2006
Format
Paperback
Pages
32
ISBN10
0199114617
ISBN13
9780199114610
Series
Description
The CD is included in a plastic envelope inside the back cover of the storybook. It features a reading of the story for enjoyment, followed by a read-along version with a sound cue for page turns. A brief introduction discusses the cover and story themes, and a puzzle activity is highlighted. At the end, "Think About" questions are posed. * Read at Home aligns with Oxford Reading Tree, a leading UK reading scheme used in over 75% of primary schools. * Each story includes engaging activities to enhance reading skills: - A puzzle activity to make reading enjoyable and encourage attention to detail. - Games like mazes or spot-the-difference. - A fun treat for children at the story's conclusion. * Parental support is emphasized: - A "Tips for Reading Together" page offers practical advice for assisting with reading. - A "Think about the Story" page provides stimulating discussion ideas. - A "Useful common words" panel highlights high-frequency words relevant to the National Literacy Strategy. * The collaboration of a renowned author and illustrator team—Roderick Hunt and Cynthia Rider—along with Alex Brychta's engaging illustrations, enhances the storytelling experience. * The titles are designed for beginner readers, slightly wider than Ladybird books to showcase the humor and detail of the illustrations. * Read at Home supports government initiatives encouraging parental involvement in children's reading