OxfordBiff, Chip and Kipper Levels 2 - 6 (25 Book Phonics & First Stories Collection & I Can Read Box Set)
R699
About
This fabulous bundle contains 2 fantastic Biff, Chip and Kipper collections: Read with Biff, Chip and Kipper Levels 4-6 (25 Book Collection), as well as I Can Read with Biff, Chip & Kipper (Age 4-6). Biff, Chip and Kipper will help your children begin to read with confidence and encourage a genuine love for reading.
I Can Read with Biff, Chip & Kipper (Age 4-6)
This set contains a poster, stickers and four exciting Level 2 stories, as well as a fact file about all your favourite characters. Biff, Chip and Kipper are full of smart ways to boost your reading. They know that keeping you excited is the key to success. This I Can Read! pack has been specially developed to help your child succeed at reading. Created by reading experts and based in current teaching practice, it complements how your child is starting to read at school.
- Phonics practise: Two level 2 phonics stories, which enable children to practise their letters and sounds, just as they do at school.
- Two stories: Two motivating level 2 stories, which help new readers practise reading everyday words and develop vocabulary.
- Fact file: And exciting guide to the world of Biff, Chip and Kipper, and their friends.
- Poster with stickers: Discover where Biff, Chip and Kipper live with our wonderful neighbourhood poster - fill in the missing images with stickers!
- Tips for parents: How to help your child get the most out of this pack.
- Supplied in a sturdy wallet for safekeeping.
Oxford Levels 4-6 - Read with Biff, Chip and Kipper (25 Book Collection)
This massive 25-book Oxford Reading Tree collection starring Biff, Chip and Kipper was especially published for children at reading levels 4-6. A scheme used by most primary schools, these books will help children aged 5 and over develop into confident readers, and the familiar characters and entertaining stories are sure to be returned to again and again. Focusing on phonics so young readers can practise their sounds and letters, these first stories allow children to practise reading everyday language too.
We'd bet anything that the poncho was designed by a man
And you know how we know this?
Simple: it's simple. Cut a hole in a piece of fabric and call it a day simple.
The poncho is the clothing equivalent of the Japanese flag. If we were to list step-by-step instructions on how to make one yourself, there'd be no Step Two.
If you're wondering how this ties into today's deals, it doesn't. These are just the things we think about when we're tasked with writing blurbs but we're completely out of inspiration.