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Mike Poulton

    Oxford Reading Tree - 2: The Photograph
    Oxford Reading Tree - Robins Pack 2: The Surprise
    Oxford Reading Tree - 2: William and the Dog
    Kate and the Sheep
    Opowieść o dwóch miastach
    William's Mistake
    • William's Mistake

      • 32 strony
      • 2 godziny czytania

      Part of a programme designed to teach young children to read, this "Robins" storybook is for children who are already competent readers and who can progress quickly. It contains more complicated sentence structure and a tightly controlled relationship between text and illustration.

      William's Mistake
      3,5
    • Opowieść o dwóch miastach

      • 600 stron
      • 21 godzin czytania

      Rewolucja i miłość w cieniu gilotyny?Była to najlepsza i najgorsza z epok, wiek rozumu i wiek szaleństwa, czas wiary i czas zwątpienia, okres światła i okres mrok�w, wiosna pięknych nadziei i zima rozpaczy? ? tak rozpoczyna swą niezwykłą Opowieść o dw�ch miastach Charles Dickens. Słowa te są zapowiedzią dramatycznych wydarzeń przedstawionych w książce z epickim rozmachem.Paryż i Londyn w przededniu Wielkiej Rewolucji Francuskiej. Ten burzliwy okres ukazany jest przez pryzmat los�w młodego francuskiego arystokraty, niesprawiedliwie uwięzionego lekarza, jego c�rki i angielskiego prawnika. Po osiemnastu latach spędzonych w Bastylii doktor Manette wychodzi na wolność. Szczęśliwie, już na angielskiej ziemi, rozpoczyna drugie życie u boku c�rki Lucie. Tam przecinają się drogi dw�ch mężczyzn: zbiegłego z Francji Karola Darnaya i błyskotliwego adwokata Sydneya Cartona, samotnika i pijaka, kt�rych połączy miłość do jednej kobiety ? c�rki doktora. Wskutek dramatycznego splotu okoliczności bohaterowie są zmuszeni porzucić spokojne ulice Londynu i przybyć do Paryża pod rządami krwawego terroru. Porwani w wir wydarzeń zostaną poddani ciężkiej pr�bie.

      Opowieść o dwóch miastach
      3,9
    • Presents extension stories to give readers practice in tackling longer and complex stories. The characters, storylines and settings are based on life at home, school and in the community. They can be used at Stages 6-10 and are matched to Book Bands. Each pack of 6 stories includes a Teaching Notes booklet.

      Oxford Reading Tree - 2: William and the Dog
    • Oxford Reading Tree Robins are extension stories to give competent readers practice in tackling longer and more complex stories. The characters, storylines and settings are based on life at home, school and in the community. They are matched to Book Bands for easy reference. This book is also available as part of a mixed pack of 6 different books or a class pack of 36 books of the same Oxford Reading Tree stage. Each book pack comes with a free copy of invaluable teaching notes.

      Oxford Reading Tree - Robins Pack 2: The Surprise
    • Oxford Reading Tree - 2: The Photograph

      • 32 strony
      • 2 godziny czytania

      Oxford Reading Tree Robins provide extension stories for competent readers to practice with longer and more complex narratives. The latest packs feature updated covers and reset story text aligned with the New Edition. The characters, storylines, and settings reflect everyday life at home, school, and in the community. Suitable for Stages 6-10, these stories are matched to Book Bands for easy reference. Each pack contains six stories along with a Teaching Notes booklet. The 24-page Teaching Notes booklet, sized to match the pupil books for convenient classroom management, includes a Vocabulary Chart of Year 1 high-frequency and context words, as well as a Curriculum Coverage Chart detailing activities and outcomes for England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales. Each story comes with individual notes and suggested activities that emphasize comprehension. The Teaching Notes encompass Group and Independent Reading Activities, Speaking and Listening Activities, and Writing, each aligned with relevant NLS Objectives. The booklet offers prompts for responding to stories, sharing personal experiences, exploring cross-curricular links, engaging in role play, and assessing pupil progress. The layout is designed to be user-friendly and practical for educators.

      Oxford Reading Tree - 2: The Photograph