ENGLISH HOME AND FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE OXFORD READING TREE OVERVIEW CHART
Phonics teaching
Floppy’s Phonics Sounds and Letters A synthetic phonics programme for teaching children to read with their favourite characters.
inFact A series of distinctive non-fi ction titles which are for so much more than fact-fi nding.
Phonics-based reading
Floppy’s Phonics Fiction and Non-fi ction otivating, fully decodable texts featuring Biff, hip and ipper.
Story Sparks Emotionally powerful stories to deepen children’s comprehension skills, fi re their imaginations and enjoy the anticipation of a great story.
Biff, Chip and Kipper Decode and Develop
Phonics-based adventures for children to enjoy for themselves.
Traditional Tales ully decodable retellings of key stories from around the world – perfect for introducing your children to their literary heritage.
Songbirds Phonics
Beautifully written decodable stories by best-selling author of the The Gruffalo, ulia onaldson.
Explore with Biff, Chip and Kipper Encourage your children’s
reading journey across
fi ction and non-fi ction with exciting titles featuring beloved characters.
Word Sparks A new series of fully decodable fi ction and non-fi ction titles, created to systematically build vocabulary.
Richer reading
Biff, Chip and Kipper Classic Stories Perfect for talk, language development, comprehension and confi dence-building.
illions of children worldwide have learned to love reading with these delightful stories.
All Stars hallenging chapter books for your able infant readers.
Firefl ies and Glow-worms Encourage all your children
to read for pleasure with this huge selection of variety non- fi ction and poetry.
Oxford Reading Tree resources are supplemented by locally developed, curriculum compliant material, including Teacher’s Books, Workbooks, Activity Cards and Photocopiable Masters, as well as brand new digital resources. For the full range of Oxford Reading Tree teaching support available, refer to the price list.
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