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The CD is located in a plastic envelope inside the back cover of the storybook. The story will be read once for enjoyment and then again for children to follow along, with a sound signaling page turns. A brief introduction will prompt discussion about the cover and the story, while a puzzle activity will be highlighted. "Think About" questions will be posed at the end. Read at Home is closely aligned with Oxford Reading Tree, the leading reading scheme in the UK, used in over 75% of primary schools. Each story includes engaging activities to enhance reading, such as a puzzle activity to make reading enjoyable and promote attention to detail, along with games like mazes or spot-the-difference. Parental support is emphasized, featuring a "Tips for Reading Together" page with practical suggestions for aiding children's reading, and a "Think about the Story" page to inspire discussions. A "Useful common words" panel highlights high-frequency words relevant to the National Literacy Strategy. Renowned author and illustrator Roderick Hunt, alongside Cynthia Rider, brings over 50 years of educational experience, while Alex Brychta's humorous illustrations captivate millions of readers. The titles are designed for beginner readers, slightly wider than Ladybird books to showcase the illustrations. Read at Home supports government initiatives encouraging parental involvement in children's reading.
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Read at Home - 3a: The Old Tree Stump with Audio-CD, Roderick Hunt, Alex Brychta, Cynthia Rider
- Language
- Released
- 2006,
- Book condition
- Very Good
- Price
- €9.39
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- Title
- Read at Home - 3a: The Old Tree Stump with Audio-CD
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Roderick Hunt, Alex Brychta, Cynthia Rider
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- Released
- 2006
- Pages
- 32
- ISBN10
- 0199114579
- ISBN13
- 9780199114573
- Series
- Tags
- Readers
- Description
- The CD is located in a plastic envelope inside the back cover of the storybook. The story will be read once for enjoyment and then again for children to follow along, with a sound signaling page turns. A brief introduction will prompt discussion about the cover and the story, while a puzzle activity will be highlighted. "Think About" questions will be posed at the end. Read at Home is closely aligned with Oxford Reading Tree, the leading reading scheme in the UK, used in over 75% of primary schools. Each story includes engaging activities to enhance reading, such as a puzzle activity to make reading enjoyable and promote attention to detail, along with games like mazes or spot-the-difference. Parental support is emphasized, featuring a "Tips for Reading Together" page with practical suggestions for aiding children's reading, and a "Think about the Story" page to inspire discussions. A "Useful common words" panel highlights high-frequency words relevant to the National Literacy Strategy. Renowned author and illustrator Roderick Hunt, alongside Cynthia Rider, brings over 50 years of educational experience, while Alex Brychta's humorous illustrations captivate millions of readers. The titles are designed for beginner readers, slightly wider than Ladybird books to showcase the illustrations. Read at Home supports government initiatives encouraging parental involvement in children's reading.