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Creative Homework Tasks for 7–9 Year Olds
The imaginative, open-ended activities in Creative Homework Tasks for 7-9 Year Olds are sure to spark enthusiasm and lead to unprecedented behaviour - your lower Key Stage 2 children asking YOU for homework.
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Creative Homework Tasks for 9–11 Year Olds
The imaginative, open-ended activities in Creative Homework Tasks for 9–11 Year Olds are sure to spark enthusiasm and lead to unprecedented behaviour - your upper Key Stage 2 children asking YOU for homework.
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A Place on the Team – Sam’s Football Stories, Book 6 (Set A)
Sam's Football Stories are specially written to stimulate and motivate your slower learners and reluctant readers. Written by Sheila Blackburn, an experienced primary school teacher, the books will appeal particularly to reluctant boy readers. The six compelling stories in Set A, tell the story of Sam, a football crazy boy. Scroll down to find out more and download ‘Try before you buy’ sample pages from the book.
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If Only Dad Could See Us! – Sam’s Football Stories, Book 5 (Set A)
Sam's Football Stories are specially written to stimulate and motivate your slower learners and reluctant readers. Written by Sheila Blackburn, an experienced primary school teacher, the books will appeal particularly to reluctant boy readers. The six compelling stories in Set A, tell the story of Sam, a football crazy boy. If Only Dad Could See Us! is the fifth book in Set A of Sam’s Football Stories. Sam and his football-crazy friends have just been to their first football training session with Eddie Ford. Sam is sad because Dad can’t be there to watch him play. Danny is sad because his grandad is ill. Together the two boys have to prove to Eddie that they are good enough for the team!
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Un tour de France (A tour around France): Level 3 – Brilliant French Information series
This e-book takes the form of an interactive geography quiz. Pupils learn about different geographical features of France, from mountains and volcanoes to sand dunes and Caribbean islands (you may need to explain that Guadeloupe and Martinique are overseas territories which are governed by France).
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Jeunes francophones (French-speaking children): Level 3 – Brilliant French Information series
This e-book contains brief interviews with children from some of the French-speaking areas/countries around the world: Belgium, Algeria, Gabon, Quebec, Martinique, New Caledonia. Pupils can easily and quickly read this short, attractive, highly-illustrated French e-book for a sense of enjoyment and achievement.
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Bon appétit ! (Enjoy your meal!): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
Bon appétit presents dishes from several French regions. Pupils can easily and quickly read this short, attractive, highly-illustrated French e-book for a sense of enjoyment and achievement. The e-book can be used to introduce children to reading in French and help them to improve their reading skills. It strongly supports Intercultural Understanding by making a point of revealing, via the texts and the pictures, various cultural aspects of life in France or French-speaking countries.
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Vive le sport ! (Long live sport!): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
This e-book features some sports and sporting events that are popular in France. (There are of course others.) You could provide pupils with a few more facts about each, or pupils could do some research for themselves.
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J’aime lire (I like reading): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
The focus of this e-book is reading habits. In France, reading is a popular pastime with children of primary age, but during their years in secondary school, many young people lose the reading habit.
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Une journée à l’école (A day at school): Level 2 – Brilliant French Information series
This information e-book focuses on a child’s day in a French primary school, in a village in Eastern France. The school normally opens its door at 8:20.
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