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This book is the result of a major national survey aimed to discover the books children choose to read and why.
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A practical guide to a real reading approach to beginning reading, this book explores issues such as choice of books and parental involvement in reading. It contains advice for teachers wishing to make better use of stories.
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Part of the magnetic version of Breakthrough to Literacy , this is a magnetic triangular prism stand on which pupils construct sentences with their word tiles.
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Part of the magnetic version of Breakthrough to Literacy , this is a three-sided free-standing folder where pupils can keep their magnetic word tiles. The folder is overprinted with alphabetical target sight words to match the word tiles.
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Part of the magnetic version of Breakthrough to Literacy , these magnetic tiles are blank so that pupils can add their own words to them.
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Part of the magnetic version of Breakthrough to Literacy , this is a magnetic triangular prism stand on which teachers construct sentences with their word tiles. This stand is a large-format version of the pupil's one.
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Part of the magnetic version of Breakthrough to Literacy , these magnetic tiles are printed with target sight words. These tiles are a large-format version of those used by pupils.
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A practical guide to a 'real reading' approach to beginning reading, this valuable book explores issues such as choice of books and parental involvement in reading. It contains advice for teachers wishing to make better use of stories.
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This text focuses upon classroom-based assessment, and the challenges individual teachers face in this type of assessment, and how these challenges have been and are being met in a range of international contexts.
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This book focuses directly on the classroom, on the challenges individual teachers face in classroom-based assessment, and how these challenges have been and are being met in a range of international contexts.
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