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Magic Mates Meet the Masterpiece (PDF)
by Jane WestShort chapter fiction for reluctant readers featuring girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Magic Mates and the Jungle Drums (PDF)
by Jane WestThis is a series of short chapter fiction books for reluctant readers. All the books feature girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Magic Mates and the Big Knickers Scandal (PDF)
by Jane WestThis is a series of short chapter fiction books for reluctant readers. All the books feature girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Magic Mates and the Battle of the Bullies (PDF)
by Jane WestThe bullies of St Pingpong's think they're so big and tough... until they meet Meena's little cousin! With some smart thinking from Jo and Ginger, she's soon got them on the run! The Magic Mates series has been written specially to appeal to girls and to engage and motivate reading. The fictional, bite-sized chapter stories focus on a group of six best friends having fun and doing what girls do best! The unintimidating format and friendly design help motivate girls to pick up a book and enjoy reading. A non-fiction section at the back of the book features quizzes, jokes and fun facts so you can find out more about the Magic Mates and their secrets!
Magic Mates with Stars in their Eyes (PDF)
by Jane WestThis is a series of short chapter fiction books for reluctant readers. All the books feature girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Making Learning Happen: a Guide for Post-Compulsory Education (PDF)
by Philip Race'Refreshing, original and full of pragmatic, evidence-based advice... In my opinion this is the best book on learning and teaching available to teachers in H.E. and F.E. today. The environment has changed so quickly over recent years and Phil Race has not only kept abreast of the changes; he is way ahead.' - Professor Ruth Pickford, Director of the Centre for Learning and Teaching, Leeds Metropolitan University
Magic Mates and the Revenge of the Vegetables (PDF)
by Jane WestThe Magic Mates series of high interest age, low reading age books has been created specifically to encourage girls to get reading. The series features a group of six girls doing girls' stuff - hanging out, keeping each other out of mischief and having some spooky adventures.
Magic Mates Go Wild! (PDF)
by Jane WestThis is a series of short chapter fiction books for reluctant readers. All the books feature girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Magic Mates in Hollywood (PDF)
by Jane WestThe Magic Mates series of high interest age, low reading age books has been created specifically to encourage girls to get reading. The series features a group of six girls doing girls' stuff - hanging out, keeping each other out of mischief and having some spooky adventures
Magic Mates Meet the Masterpiece (PDF)
by Jane WestShort chapter fiction for reluctant readers featuring girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Magic Mates with Stars in their Eyes (PDF)
by Jane WestThis is a series of short chapter fiction books for reluctant readers. All the books feature girls getting into scrapes and having a laugh.
Magic Mates and the Moody Monday (PDF)
by Jane WestThe Magic Mates series of high interest age, low reading age books has been created specifically to encourage girls to get reading. The series features a group of six girls doing girls' stuff - hanging out, keeping each other out of mischief and having some spooky adventures.
Magic Mates and the Puppy Panic (PDF)
by Jane WestThe Magic Mates series of high interest age, low reading age books has been created specifically to encourage girls to get reading. The series features a group of six girls doing girls' stuff - hanging out, keeping each other out of mischief and having some spooky adventures.
Bug Club, Lime B/3C: Super Sleuth (PDF)
by Andrew Fusek Peters Polly PetersIt's time for school but at Mae's house, no one is going anywhere because the keys have disappeared. Cool-headed Mae asks Roz to remember what she did after she had opened the door the previous day. She points to the drawing Roz has made and realises it was drawn in the attic. They find the keys there in time to get to school.
Extended Project Student Guide (PDF)
by Brian CrosslandWritten by experts closely involved with the development of the qualification, EXTENDED PROJECT: STUDENT GUIDE is an accessible and highly practical resource that covers all the relevant skills students will need to effectively choose, plan, develop, realise and present their Extended Project outcome and achieve success in the qualification.
Formative Assessment in Action: Weaving the Elements Together (PDF)
by Shirley ClarkeThis follow-up to Shirley Clarke's hugely popular Unlocking Formative Assessment focuses on bringing it all together in the primary classroom amp; how to weave all the elements of formative assessment, coherently and manageably, into everyday teaching. Uniquely, this book develops whole-lesson examples to showcase the key elements of formative assessment in action.
Formative Assessment in the Secondary Classroom (PDF)
by Shirley ClarkeThis highly practical guide focuses on learning objectives, effective questioning and feedback as the key elements of formative assessment - assessment for learning - in the secondary classroom. Taking forward core themes developed in Unlocking Formative Assessment , Shirley Clarke shows how marking and feedback complete the 'learning loop' which starts with learning intentions and success criteria. The ways in which pupils are told what is expected of them, how well they are doing, and how their efforts are appraised, lie at the heart of effective assessment for learning.
Enriching Feedback in the Primary Classroom (PDF)
by Shirley ClarkeShirley Clarke explains how to make full and effective use of oral and written feedback - including marking strategies - to promote children's learning in the primary classroom. Marking and other forms of classroom feedback to pupils can actively boost self-esteem, motivate and actively promote learning - or it can demoralise and alienate. The ways in which pupils can be involved in and told what is expected of them, how well they are doing and what to do next, and how their efforts are appraised, lie at the heart of effective assessment for learning. Drawing on classroom research, and with a focus on practical issues and examples from across the primary curriculum, this book offers clear strategies for purposeful marking and effective feedback.
Oxford Reading Tree, Stages 6-10, Robins: William and the Dog (2004 edition) (PDF)
by Mike PoultonBook band 9 gold. Oxford stage 6-10. William and Hamid take Mrs Lacey's dog, Toffee, for a walk.
Oxford Reading Tree, Stage 10, Geography Jackdaws: The Seaside (2002 edition) (PDF)
by Gill MatthewsJackdaws anthologies offer a challenge for competent and mature readers. Each of the titles are made up of different text types with a shared thematic topic.
Oxford Reading Tree, TreeTops, Stage 13: The Revenge of Captain Blood (1998 edition) (PDF)
by Paul ShiptonIs Mark going mad? The picture on the wall just winked at him. The next thing Mark knows, Captain Blood and his parrot, Hector, have stepped out of the picture and are asking for Mark's help.
Oxford Reading Tree, TreeTops, Stage 13: The Revenge of Captain Blood (1998 edition) (PDF)
by Paul ShiptonIs Mark going mad? The picture on the wall just winked at him. The next thing Mark knows, Captain Blood and his parrot, Hector, have stepped out of the picture and are asking for Mark's help.
Oxford Reading Tree, TreeTops, Stage 11, More Stories: The Wrong Letter (2005 edition) (PDF)
by Alan MacdonaldOne morning the postman comes down Elm Road. In his bag are two letters.
Oxford Reading Tree, Stage 6, More Owls: The Shiny Key (1994 edition) (PDF)
by Roderick HuntThe Magic Key transports the children to a wood where many items of jewellery have been stolen by a magpie. The children find all the stolen goods.
Oxford Reading Tree, Stage 6, More Owls: The Shiny Key (1994 edition)
by Roderick HuntThe Magic Key transports the children to a wood where many items of jewellery have been stolen by a magpie. The children find all the stolen goods.