Usborne ReadingChildren's Phonics Readers 20 Book Boxset
R679
About
Perfect for sharing at bedtime and also a great way for children to get to grips with reading independently as they embark on their own reading journeys, this 20-book collection from Usborne will quickly become a bookshelf favourite.
With gorgeous illustrations and easy-to-follow stories, the books will allow children to gradually take over a greater share of the reading, building their confidence all the time.
Product Features:
- 20 attractive and fun stories using phonic-based text to help children learn to read English, all in a box-set.
- Created in consultation with reading experts, this engaging phonics-based series is especially written to help your child to read English.
- Not only are the stories great fun, they also draw on the latest research into really effective ways of teaching reading.
- Each book contains notes for parents and teachers.
Titles include:
- Ted in a red bed
- Ted's shed
- Toad makes a road
- Mouse moves house
- Hen's pens
- Fox on a box
- Fat cat on a mat
- Big pig on a dig
- Frog on a log
- Goose on the loose
- Underpants for Ants
- Croc gets a shock
- Bee makes tea
- Bug in a rug
- Cow takes a bow
- Snail brings the mail
- Crow in the snow
- Goat in a boat
- Llamas in pyjamas
- Raccoon on the moon
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Our remarkable ability to remember quotes from practically any movie, and our skill in catering to almost any person in South Africa.
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