TreeTops inFact
Extend and deepen your juniors' non-fiction experiences
Show all resources in TreeTops inFactThese 39 non-fiction titles, created with Series Editor Greg Foot, are filled with breath-taking artwork, stunning photography and illustrations to take your junior readers beyond fact-finding.
- Powerfully emotive texts with stunning photography and illustrations, as well as inside cover notes to deepen comprehension skills
- Captivating subjects explored in a child-friendly way, all matched to the latest UK Curricula and supported by teaching notes
- Underpinned by Oxford Assessment & Levelling, enabling you to assess every child and ensure they make progress
- For Key Stage One have a look at the matching Oxford Reading Tree: inFact series
Look inside
Series contains:
- 39 non-fiction titles (Oxford Levels 8 to 20)
- Teaching notes for each book on Oxford Owl
- Titles include: Extreme Fashion, Hugh Art, and How to Change the World
What does TreeTops inFact deliver?
Download sample Teaching Notes
See an example of the Teaching Notes that accompany each book in the inFact series. These notes are for So You Want to Build A Castle.
Video insights
An introduction to the series
Watch this short video where Series Editor, Greg Foot, introduces the non-fiction series.
An introduction to the Teaching support
Watch this short video where Series Editor, Greg Foot, explains the teaching support available for TreeTops inFact and how they can assist you in the classroom.
Case study
Hear from St Botolph’s CE Primary School on why they love TreeTops inFact.
Find out more
Book an appointment with your Local Educational Consultant
Find out more about TreeTops inFact from your local Educational Consultant at an appointment time convenient for you.
Also available on the Oxford Owl eBook Library
Oxford Owl eBook Library
Selected titles from this series are available on the Oxford Owl eBook Library, a new subscription giving you a total of up to 550 eBooks across the whole school. This eBook library is perfect for use in the classroom or to share books with children to read at home.
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