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Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Mixed Pack of 4
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Mixed Pack of 4
Guided reading notes and pupil books providing variety and stretch
Author Tony Bradman, Author Tom Bradman, Author Alex Woolf, Author Jo Nelson, Author John Dougherty, Author Lindsay Pickton, and Author Christine Chen
Suitable for: Children at Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12 6-7-year-olds Year 2 / P3 Key Stage 1 teachers
Price: £33.75
ISBN:
978-0-19-841936-5
Publication date:
15/02/2018
Pack:
32 pages
Dimensions:
210x148mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Pack contents:
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Mixed Pack of 4 contains:
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: The Hall of Mirrors
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Mirror Mayhem
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Don't Believe Your Eyes
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Shadow Swap
Project X Origins: Lime+ Book Band, Oxford Level 12: Optical Illusions: Guided reading notes
The titles include two action-packed adventures with the Project X characters: The Hall of Mirrors and Mirror Mayhem; one variety fiction book: Shadow Swap; and one non-fiction book: Don't Believe Your Eyes.
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
| Age range | 5-7 |
| Year group | Year 2/P3 |
| Oxford Level | |
| Book band | Lime |
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