Teaching on the wild side...
Our FREE ebooks each have a specific phonics focus, with a wildlife theme to engage learners. Our unique approach reinforces reading skills with sentence writing and fine motor skills tasks.
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WILD TOPICS!
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All of our books feature wonderful wildlife and support cross-curricular learning and a love of nature. This not only supports #NaturalLiteracy, but engages a wider age group, such as learners with SEN. The characterful images are clear, bright and exciting!
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Reader text is on one line and uses a font developed to support legibility. The background helps with contrast sensitivity and uses either common words, phonically regular text or the phoneme focused on within the title.
COMMUNICATION
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COMMUNICATION
The top right of each page has a small part for the adult or reading partner. It is not meant for the main reader, but often gives context or more information. Whilst learning reading skills, learners can also develop vocabulary and promotes two-way communication.
ai Snails, Slugs and Bugs
ea A Meal in the Sea
ai Snails, Slugs and Bugs
Learn the "ai" sound and discover the world of minibeasts. Includes a host of invertebrates.
ar Fox in the Dark
ea A Meal in the Sea
ai Snails, Slugs and Bugs
The "ar" sound is focused on as we follow a fox on her journey over a night searching for food.
ay A Day in The Bay
ea A Meal in the Sea
ea A Meal in the Sea
We look at the "ay" sound and explore the aquatic wildlife found in Monterey Bay, California.
ea A Meal in the Sea
ea A Meal in the Sea
ea A Meal in the Sea
A range of incredible species of sharks introduce us to the "ea" sound.
ee Seeds and Trees
ee Seeds and Trees
ee Seeds and Trees
The production, dispersal and germination of seeds are covered as we learn the "ee" sound.
i-e Life on Ice
ee Seeds and Trees
ee Seeds and Trees
Wildlife of the polar regions feature to help us use and read the split "i-e" phoneme.
oo The Cool Pool
ee Seeds and Trees
oo The Cool Pool
We use the "oo" sound to help us learn about the iconic African wildlife around a waterhole.
or The Orca Pod
ee Seeds and Trees
oo The Cool Pool
Orca help us identify and read the "or" sound as we see how into the world of this pod.
ou The Outback
ur Return to the Surf
ow They Grow Big
From kangaroos to koala, there are many unusual species that help us discover the "ou" sound.
ow They Grow Big
ur Return to the Surf
ow They Grow Big
As we learn about the wonderful whales and dolphins, we also explore the "ow" sound.
ow Howls and Growls
ur Return to the Surf
ur Return to the Surf
Yellowstone Park in the USA is home to some stunning animals as we learn the "ow" sound.
ur Return to the Surf
ur Return to the Surf
ur Return to the Surf
Learn how to read "ur" whilst meeting some residents on and around the Galapagos Islands.