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The CD included in a plastic envelope inside the back cover will feature the story read through once for enjoyment and again for children to read along, with a sound signaling page turns. A brief introduction will prompt discussion about the cover and the story, along with a puzzle activity highlighted. At the end, "Think About" questions will be read. * Read at Home is aligned with the Oxford Reading Tree, the UK's leading reading scheme, used in over 75% of primary schools. Each story includes engaging activities to enhance reading, such as a puzzle to make reading enjoyable and games like Mazes or Spot the Difference, providing a fun treat at the end. * Clear parental support is offered, including a "Tips for Reading Together" page with practical advice, a "Think about the Story" page for stimulating discussions, and a "Useful common words" panel emphasizing high-frequency words linked to the National Literacy Strategy. * The series features renowned author Roderick Hunt and illustrator Alex Brychta, who bring the stories to life with humor and detail, appealing to millions of readers. * The titles are designed for sharing with beginner readers, slightly wider than Ladybird books to showcase illustrations. * Read at Home supports government initiatives encouraging parental involvement in children's reading.
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Read at Home - 2a: Poor Old Rabbit, Alex Brychta, Cynthia Rider, Roderick Hunt
- Language
- Released
- 2006
- Binding
- (Paperback),
- Book condition
- Good
- Price
- €7.29
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- Title
- Read at Home - 2a: Poor Old Rabbit
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Alex Brychta, Cynthia Rider, Roderick Hunt
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- Released
- 2006
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 24
- ISBN10
- 0199114544
- ISBN13
- 9780199114542
- Series
- Tags
- Readers
- Description
- The CD included in a plastic envelope inside the back cover will feature the story read through once for enjoyment and again for children to read along, with a sound signaling page turns. A brief introduction will prompt discussion about the cover and the story, along with a puzzle activity highlighted. At the end, "Think About" questions will be read. * Read at Home is aligned with the Oxford Reading Tree, the UK's leading reading scheme, used in over 75% of primary schools. Each story includes engaging activities to enhance reading, such as a puzzle to make reading enjoyable and games like Mazes or Spot the Difference, providing a fun treat at the end. * Clear parental support is offered, including a "Tips for Reading Together" page with practical advice, a "Think about the Story" page for stimulating discussions, and a "Useful common words" panel emphasizing high-frequency words linked to the National Literacy Strategy. * The series features renowned author Roderick Hunt and illustrator Alex Brychta, who bring the stories to life with humor and detail, appealing to millions of readers. * The titles are designed for sharing with beginner readers, slightly wider than Ladybird books to showcase illustrations. * Read at Home supports government initiatives encouraging parental involvement in children's reading.



