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ENGLISH


ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE NEW


OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION A brand-new Home Language series with a strong focus on vocabulary building with clear repetition, especially of sight words.


 aking meaning and comprehension are at the heart of the series, with comprehension strategies and skills foregrounded in the Teacher’s andbook


 Every story includes detailed tips for activating prior knowledge, prediction and monitoring comprehension during and after reading


 eaders are supported by Big Books, Worksheets, lashcards, ontext cards and a APS-aligned Teacher’s andbook  ull-colour, engaging fi ction and non-fi ction eaders with captivating characters and stories will appeal to young South African learners


Grade 1 (Oxford Levels 1–4) offers:


 42 eaders  15 Big Books 30 stories  150 lashcards  150 ontext cards  42 Photocopiable Worksheets  1 Teacher’s andbook


Grade 2 (Oxford Levels 5–8) offers:


 40 eaders  150 lashcards  40 ontext cards  40 Photocopiable Worksheets  1 Teacher’s andbook


Grade 3 (Oxford Levels 9–12) offers:


 40 eaders  150 lashcards  40 ontext cards  40 Photocopiable Worksheets  1 Teacher’s andbook


Level 2 Oxford Reading for Comprehension, In the Rainforest 54 Oxford University Press South Africa OxfordSASchools


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