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Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops Greatest Stories: Oxford Levels 14 to 20: Teaching Handbook Upper Junior
Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops Greatest Stories: Oxford Levels 14 to 20: Teaching Handbook Upper Junior
Teaching notes and materials for teaching Upper Junior Greatest Stories
Author James Clements
Suitable for: Key Stage 2 teachers Y5 / P6 - Y6 / P7
Price: £39.10
ISBN:
978-0-19-843631-7
Publication date:
13/09/2018
Paperback:
176 pages
Dimensions:
297x210mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
This Handbook provides expertly written, flexible support to maximize the teaching potential in the Greatest Stories series. There are notes for all titles in Oxford Levels 14-20, plus 3 Photocopy Masters per title, as well as notes about teaching classic texts.
Features
- Make the most of the rich teaching potential of this celebrated series with expert teaching support for Upper Juniors.
- Contains teaching notes for each Greatest Stories title at Oxford Levels 14-20, plus three Photocopy Masters per title.
- Also offers generic notes about the teaching of classic texts and Photocopy Masters.
- Equally suitable for those pursuing a whole-class or mastery teaching approach and those teaching children in small groups.
- The Greatest Stories books are captivating stories that every child should read, selected by Series Editor Michael Morpurgo.
- Pupil books are underpinned by Oxford Assessment and Levelling, matching every child with the right book for them through carefully graded language.
- The series supports the focus on literary heritage and reading for pleasure in the 2014 National Curriculum.
| Age range | 7-11 |
| Year group | Year 4/P5, Year 5/P6, Year 6/P7 |
| Oxford Level | |
| Book band | Grey, Dark Blue, Dark Red |
Available as part of these packs:
Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops Greatest Stories: Oxford Level 8-20: Singles Pack
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