Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Mixed Pack of 5
Effective guided reading starts here!
Author Shoo Rayner, Author Jan Burchett, Author Sara Vogler, Author Mick Gowar, Author Carolyn Sloan, Author Alison Blank, and Author Jo Tregenza
Suitable for: Children at Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7 6-7-year-olds Year 2/P3 Key Stage 1 teachers
Price: £39.50
ISBN:
978-0-19-830160-8
Publication date:
09/01/2014
Pack:
16 pages
Dimensions:
216x165mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Pack contents:
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Mixed Pack of 5 contains:
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Hide and Cheat
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Where's Woody?
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Animal Magic
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Jamie and the Chameleon
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Look Closer
Project X Origins: Turquoise Book Band, Oxford Level 7: Hide and Seek: Guided reading notes
This pack contains 1 set of guided reading notes and 5 reading books, 1 of each of: Hide and Cheat, Where's Woody?, Animal Magic, Jamie and the Chameleon, Look Closer.
Features
- Action-packed stories by top authors and fascinating non-fiction all linked by theme
- Contemporary characters that make books accessible, stimulating and engaging
- Finely-levelled books, making it easy to match every child to the right book
- Comprehensive Guided Reading notes for every book covering phonics skills, comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, spelling, grammar, punctuation and writing
- In-built assessment to help you monitor children's progress
- Fully correlated to all UK curricula
| Genre | Boy-friendly, Character |
| Age range | 5-7 |
| Year group | Year 2/P3 |
| Oxford Level | |
| Book band | Turquoise |
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