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Project X Alien Adventures: Project X Alien Adventures: Teaching Handbook Year 2/P3
Project X Alien Adventures: Project X Alien Adventures: Teaching Handbook Year 2/P3
Blast off on an incredible independent reading journey!
Author Linda Tallent
Suitable for: Teachers at Year 2/P3
Price: £53.20
ISBN:
978-0-19-849353-2
Publication date:
05/09/2013
Paperback:
112 pages
Dimensions:
297x210mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Features
- Supports the New National Curriculum
- Easy to read, use and understand
- Clear layout and design
- Support for planning and assessment
| Genre | Character, Phonics |
| Year group | Year 2/P3 |
Available as part of these packs:
Project X Alien Adventures: Reception/P1 - Year 2/P3: Super Easy Buy Pack
Reviews
- Project X Alien Adventures provides an excellent addition to our reading provision. It is an outstanding resource because the children love the characters and they become completely absorbed in the story. The gadgets, creatures and strange worlds capture their imagination and interest. When children are so engaged, it makes their capacity to learn so much greater. - Martin Fenton, Headteacher - Greenhill Primary School, Wakefield
- With the detailed inside cover notes - with steps for reading before, during and after the story - they help the Teaching Assistant with minimal support from the teacher. Also helps the parents with reading at home with their child. - Miss Stephanie Cairns, Assistant Headteacher - Harrowgate Hill Primary School, Darlington
- The books and materials appeal to both boys and girls but they include content that particularly motivates boys to read which definitely supports the teacher in class. Alien Adventures engages children and we have seen them make sustained progress in their reading development. - Stephanie James, Year 1 Teacher - Churwell Primary School, Leeds
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