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Poems and traditional stories from around the world in
How not to Catch the Moon - Book Band 11
Extension Readers KS2
Great extension readers that are book banded from Pink to Magenta and fit neatly alongside the core reading books. These books enable pupils to reinforce skills they learn using the core readers.
The number of titles means that pupils who need extra practice need not be rushed on as all the books in a level have been completed.
This is a resource which encourages children to tell stories as well as to listen and read stories, thus helping to develop oral language skills. These extension readers also double up as wonderful take home resources.
- Starter readers through to working towards Level 5C
- A variety of genre and authors and illustrators give a breadth to this programme that ensures that all pupils can make progress.
Each book has teacher support which include for the first 10 levels:
- Details on the content of the book, high frequency words, etc.
- Guided reading notes.
- Follow up activities; for whole class used on whiteboard or printed for small groups.
- Hands-on activities for many titles .
- Future sessions work.
- Ongoing Observations.
- Some titles have oral reading records to check if pupils are ready to go back to core readers.
The Tudors: 16th Century London in A Rose on the River - Book Band 14
Each book in the top 4 levels has teachers support which include:
- A synopsis of the story.
- Learning outcomes.
- Guided Reading Notes.
- A follow-up activity.
The extension books can be used as additional guided reading books or as individual readers - based upon the needs of the pupils. This programme develops pupils' reading skills through quality fiction and non-fiction readers created by a wide range of authors and illustrators.
Guided Reading Teaching Notes
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