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Tales of the Frog Princess: The Perfect Princess - Tales of Dragon Magic and Royal Romance (PDF)
by E. D. BakerThis pretty volume of two spellbinding stories from the bestselling Tales of the Frog Princess series has dragons, witches and wonderfully wicked wizardry galor... Perfect for all young girls with a taste for magic! Dragon Kiss : Young dragon Audun fell in love with Millie at first sight. Little did he know that she isn't a beautiful green dragon all the time! Millie is a human princess and, according to Audun's elders, princesses or not, humans lie, cheat, steal and just think of themselves. But Audun doesn't believe Millie does any of these things - in fact, she's sweet and good, honest and brave ... She is his true love. But only the king of the Icy North can grant permission for Audun and Millie to be together. And even if Audun could persuade the king, the only way to woo Millie would be for Audun to become human himself. That could be tricky ... would Millie even notice him? A Prince among Frogs :Everyone loves a royal wedding. But with baby Prince Felix kidnapped, and the kingdom's best witches out of town, will the dragon and his perfect princess make it down the aisle? Find out in this fabulous finale.
Maths, English and Science: Practice Test Papers (PDF)
by Rachel Axten-Higgs Jackie Clegg Jason White Jon Goulding Bob McduellThis book of Maths, English amp; Science Test Papers provides realistic test practice for the National Tests (SATs) that pupils take in Year 6. It contains multiple papers so that children can familiarise themselves with the content and style of the actual tests, plus answers, mark scheme and notes for parents. Focussed assessment preparation is provided in realistic test papers.
Alex Rider, Book 1: Stormbreaker (New edition)
by Anthony HorowitzWhen his guardian dies in suspicious circumstances, fourteen-year-old Alex Rider finds his world turned upside down. Forcibly recruited into MI6, Alex has to take part in gruelling SAS training exercises. Then, armed with his own special set of secret gadgets, he's off on his first mission to Cornwall, where Middle-Eastern multi-billionaire Herod Sayle is producing his state-of-the-art Stormbreaker computers. Sayle has offered to give one free to every school in the country - but there's more to the gift than meets the eye.
Alex Rider, Book 1: Stormbreaker (New edition) (PDF)
by Anthony HorowitzWhen his guardian dies in suspicious circumstances, fourteen-year-old Alex Rider finds his world turned upside down. Forcibly recruited into MI6, Alex has to take part in gruelling SAS training exercises. Then, armed with his own special set of secret gadgets, he's off on his first mission to Cornwall, where Middle-Eastern multi-billionaire Herod Sayle is producing his state-of-the-art Stormbreaker computers. Sayle has offered to give one free to every school in the country - but there's more to the gift than meets the eye.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Cool Brands (PDF)
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Behind the Scenes, Fashion (PDF)
by Frances RidleyHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Motorbikes (PDF)
by Frances RidleyHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Martial Arts (PDF)
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Spies and Gadgets (PDF)
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Behind the Scenes, Music (PDF)
by Frances RidleyHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Skateboarding (PDF)
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Predators (PDF)
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Natural Disasters (PDF)
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: UFO and Aliens (PDF)
by Sarah FlemingHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Unexplained (PDF)
by Sarah FlemingHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
All Star High: Shout! (PDF)
by Helen ChapmanAll Star High is set in the coolest school in the UK, where the pupils are so desperate to attend they audition for a place! Each book follows wannabe actors, singers and dancers on their journey to become the next big thing. The All Star High series is designed to encourage reluctant readers using page-turning plots, engaging, likeable characters and short chapters to draw the reader through the stories. Reading age: 7 to 8. Interest age: 9 to 14.
All Star High: Superstar (PDF)
by Helen ChapmanAll Star High is set in the coolest school in the UK, where the pupils are so desperate to attend they audition for a place! Each book follows wannabe actors, singers and dancers on their journey to become the next big thing. The All Star High series is designed to encourage reluctant readers using page-turning plots, engaging, likeable characters and short chapters to draw the reader through the stories. Reading age: 7 to 8. Interest age: 9 to 14Natalie Caplan's vampire dance video becomes an overnight hit at All Star High. Will Natalie help her friends when they need her or is she too busy becoming a superstar?
All Star High: Trouble (PDF)
by Helen ChapmanAll Star High is set in the coolest school in the UK, where the pupils are so desperate to attend they audition for a place! Each book follows wannabe actors, singers and dancers on their journey to become the next big thing. The All Star High series is designed to encourage reluctant readers using page-turning plots, engaging, likeable characters and short chapters to draw the reader through the stories. Reading age: 7 to 8. Interest age: 9 to 14Can Fred the parrot save the day and work with superstar Callum Murphy on stage?
All Star High: Thriller (PDF)
by Helen ChapmanAll Star High is set in the coolest school in the UK, where the pupils are so desperate to attend they audition for a place! Each book follows wannabe actors, singers and dancers on their journey to become the next big thing. The All Star High series is designed to encourage reluctant readers using page-turning plots, engaging, likeable characters and short chapters to draw the reader through the stories. Reading age: 7 to 8. Interest age: 9 to 14Becca jumps at the chance to decorate an old house for the All Star High Zombie Bash. Everything is going well until she and Tom hear strange noises... will they make it out alive?
All Star High: Fame (PDF)
by Helen ChapmanAll Star High is set in the coolest school in the UK, where the pupils are so desperate to attend they audition for a place! Each book follows wannabe actors, singers and dancers on their journey to become the next big thing. The All Star High series is designed to encourage reluctant readers using page-turning plots, engaging, likeable characters and short chapters to draw the reader through the stories. Reading age: 7 to 8. Interest age: 9 to 14.There's a big TV talent show coming to All Star High and Zeke and Aaron are very excited. But their rehearsals keep going wrong! Is someone trying to stop the boys getting a shot at fame?
All Star High: Rescue (PDF)
by Helen ChapmanAll Star High is set in the coolest school in the UK, where the pupils are so desperate to attend they audition for a place! Each book follows wannabe actors, singers and dancers on their journey to become the next big thing. The All Star High series is designed to encourage reluctant readers using page-turning plots, engaging, likeable characters and short chapters to draw the reader through the stories. Reading age: 7 to 8. Interest age: 9 to 14.There is a new Talent Academy opening. Is there room for this new school and All Star High? Claire is worried until she sees the chance to make All Star High the talk of the town.
The Hagstone (PDF)
by David OakdenHistorical fiction set in 1575. A rollicking, pacey story of mugging and magic in Tudor times. Tom is the son of a rick merchant and he persuades his mother to let him go to the annual fair in town, accompanied by two servants. Just as they are leaving, Tom snatches the hagstone which hangs over the front door of the house. He doesn't really believe it will protect him - but you never know! At the fair, Tom and his companions meet the Great Saltimbanco, a so-called magician who is tricking the townsfolk into parting with their money. Tom wanders off behind Saltimbanco's back, to try and see how the 'magic' is done, but he's grabbed by a band of thugs who strip him of his fine clothes, tie him up, gag him and dump him in Saltimbanco's donkeycart. The magician is well on his way to deceive the folk of the next town before he discovers Tom. He dumps him with a poor shepherd and his daughter, saying Tom has escaped from the madhouse, and pays them money to return him. Tom needs all his persausive powers to escape this dire situation, but it is the hagstone and the kindness of the sherpherd's daughter that really save the day!
Lonsdale Science: Revision Guide (Key Stage 2 Essentials) (PDF)
by Grace A AdamsThis KS2 Science revision guide is for levels 3-5 inclusive and provides a concise summary of the work covered through Years 3-6 and covers all the skills which need to be demonstrated in Key Stage 2 assessments.
Lonsdale Science: Pupil Worksheets (Key Stage 2 Essentials) (PDF)
by Grace A AdamsThese worksheets provide further practice to test and reinforce understanding of the material covered in the KS2 Science Revision Guide.nbsp;
Download, Stage 6, Orange: Skydiving (PDF)
by Frances RidleyHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.