Project X Code: Fiendish Falls & Big Freeze Class Pack of 8
A breakthrough for special needs and struggling readers
Jan Burchett, Sara Vogler, Janice Pimm, Jon Stuart, Maureen Lewis, Di Hatchett, and Phonics Consultant Marilyn Joyce
Suitable for: Interest level suitable for Years 2-6 (ages 6-11). Orange book band. Letters and Sounds Phase 5.
Price: £45.25
ISBN:
978-0-19-834028-7
Publication date:
26/04/2012
Pack:
24 pages
Dimensions:
216x165mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Pack contents:
Project X Code: Fiendish Falls & Big Freeze Class Pack of 8 contains:
Project X Code: Falls Swoopie Mischief
Project X Code: Falls Capsized
Project X Code: Falls The Bite Below
Project X Code: A Croco-Bite Smile
Project X Code: Freeze Frozen with Fear
Project X Code: Freeze Snowball Attack
Project X Code: Skyway Shock
Project X Code: Freeze Ice Fight
Features
- The only reading intervention to embed systematic synthetic phonics within a highly motivational adventure series.
- A different type of reading book built for today's children, starring the Project X characters in a gripping new 3D adventure series.
- Two texts within every book drive the story forward: the first text is 100% decodable to build reading confidence; the second at least 80% decodable to draw children through the series and keep them motivated.
- A phonic progression specifically built for struggling readers which revisits prior learning and strengthens phonic knowledge and skills.
- Fully resourced with comprehensive lesson plans, easy-to-use assessment and progress tracking, plus online PD support for teachers and TAs, all designed to accelerate progress.
| Genre | Boy-friendly, Character, Phonics |
| Year group | Year 2/P3, Year 3/P4, Year 4/P5, Year 5/P6, Year 6/P7 |
| Oxford Level | |
| Letters and Sounds phase | Phase 5 |
| Book band | Orange |
Available as part of these packs:
Project X CODE: Yellow-Lime Book Bands, Oxford Levels 3-11: Singles Pack
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