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Designed to help parents to help their children understand the world we live in. Deals with the awkward to answer questions that children ask about disability, including Why does Dad wear glasses to read? 5-8 yrs.

This is the story of how the first iceblocks on a stick were made.

First published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

High-interest non-fiction titles that will add depth to your project work and ensure engaging cross-curricular creative topic-led lessons 20 titles covering four reading levels - two levels for Year 5 and two levels for Year 6. Discussion starters to get the whole class talking. Develop children's comprehension skills and vocabulary with the glossary and index provided. Superb photography to engage your pupils. In this book, an in-depth look at Sir Isaac Newton, his gravity and chemistry pursuits, his genius and his mad tendencies, how he experimented on himself, and his quest for the mythical alchemist's stone.

Perfect for preparing children for future reading -- and learning -- success. The box set includes 16 engaging leveled readers, stickers, and a poster to encourage children to read on level and build their reading confidence by the time they finish first grade!

"Simple words and engaging images help build children's reading confidence and enjoyment. Includes quiz questions and sight word practice to reinforce learning."--Page 4 of cover

Discover why scientists study the things that they do!

Perfect for preparing children for future reading -- and learning -- success. The box set includes 16 engaging leveled readers, stickers, and a poster to encourage children to read on level and build their reading confidence by the time they finish first grade!