This little bird may be small, but it s very helpful to bigger animals. This photographic non-fiction book shows how the bird is able to help the larger animals around it, set against the stunning backdrop of Africa.
Yellow/Band 3 books offer varied sentence structure and natural language
Children can recap the different ways the bird can help other animals on pages 14 15.
Text type: A simple non-fiction book
Curriculum links: Citizenship: Animals and us"
This little bird may be small, but it s very helpful to bigger animals. This photographic non-fiction book shows how the bird is able to help the l...
Where does the food in your lunch-box come from? How far has it travelled? Find out where bananas are grown, where tuna is found and how chocolate is made in this highly photographic information book.
Where does the food in your lunch-box come from? How far has it travelled? Find out where bananas are grown, where tuna is found and how chocolate is ...
Long ago, the king of Denmark built a huge hall for feasts, and he called it Heorot. But the noise from the hall woke a sleeping monster in the nearby swamp - Grendel. Could the brave warrior Beowulf save Denmark's people and fight the monster? This retelling of the Old English tale was written by award-winning author Anita Ganeri.
Long ago, the king of Denmark built a huge hall for feasts, and he called it Heorot. But the noise from the hall woke a sleeping monster in the nearby...
In 1838 a young woman named Grace Darling was thrown into the spotlight after helping her lighthouse keeper father to save a group of people who had been shipwrecked on the rocks in a storm. This biography by Anita Ganeri explains the true story that captured the imagination of the Victorian public.
Collins Big Cat Progress books are specifically designed for children at Key Stage 2 who have a Key Stage 1 reading level, giving them age-appropriate texts that they can read, building their confidence and fostering positive attitudes towards reading.
Text type: A biography
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In 1838 a young woman named Grace Darling was thrown into the spotlight after helping her lighthouse keeper father to save a group of people who ha...
An indispensable source of information and ideas to support the study of biography and key figures across the curriculum. Each title looks at 50 people who have made their mark on history. Colourful, accessible entries describe famous lives and legacies and provide reliable, internet-linked lists of resources to explore.
An indispensable source of information and ideas to support the study of biography and key figures across the curriculum. Each title looks at 50 peopl...
This is an engaging series covering a wide range of topics at different reading levels. It has been created to appeal to children, reflecting the range of texts in the real world, from guidebooks to cookbooks.
This is an engaging series covering a wide range of topics at different reading levels. It has been created to appeal to children, reflecting the rang...
Be part of an amazing animal survival story. Find out why orangutans need umbrellas, who is destroying their jungle home and how rescue centres can help animals in danger.
Be part of an amazing animal survival story. Find out why orangutans need umbrellas, who is destroying their jungle home and how rescue centres can he...
This title introduces readers to the magical world of writing fairy tales. Key features of the genre are explained, top tips are given, and readers are guided through the process of writing their own story.
This title introduces readers to the magical world of writing fairy tales. Key features of the genre are explained, top tips are given, and readers ar...
Find out gruesome facts such as why we burp, why bogies are green and whether geese have goosebumps 'Oxford Reading Tree inFact' is a non-fiction series that aims to engage children in reading for pleasure as powerfully as fiction does.
Find out gruesome facts such as why we burp, why bogies are green and whether geese have goosebumps 'Oxford Reading Tree inFact' is a non-fiction ser...
Why are big ears helpful in the desert? How can sticky fingers be handy in the rainforest? Meet some creatures in their habitats and see how they survive. 'Oxford Reading Tree inFact' is a non-fiction series that aims to engage children in reading for pleasure as powerfully as fiction does.
Why are big ears helpful in the desert? How can sticky fingers be handy in the rainforest? Meet some creatures in their habitats and see how they surv...
