Books by Dawn McMillan
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- First collaboration by two of NZ's top children's book creators
- Irresistible rhymes and flamboyant drawings will captivate
- Bilingual English and Maori, and includes fun facts about the birds featured
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We smell a bad smell and think someone has popped. Such smells that follow us should be stopped! Should dogs start wearing bloomers? This rollicking rhyme is from the author of 'Why Do Dogs Sniff Bottoms?'. Ages 4+.
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Designed to support guided reading in the first three years of school, this title recognises that a guided reading group in a 'real' classroom never has every student on the same level; therefore, the texts and supporting teaching versions allow educators to work with small group...s of students across a range of levels within their stage of reading.
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Oxford Literacy has been specifically designed to support guided reading in the first three years of school. The Oxford Literacy fiction and non-fiction guided reading texts recognise that a guided reading group in a 'real' classroom never has every student on the same level; the...refore, the texts and supporting teaching versions allow educators to work with small groups of students across a range of levels within their stage of reading. Because Oxford Literacy is a guided reading program, a single title has limited use in a classroom; therefore, it is recommended that educators use multiple copies of a title in guided reading groups to achieve maximum benefit from Oxford Literacy.
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On the way to deliver some vegetables to her Gran, Red Riding Hood meets Thylacine, a Tasmanian Tiger. He says he only wants to meet Gran - or does he want to eat her?
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It is 1848. Edward hears some news that will change his life forever. He is to leave his home in England and travel with his family to the far-off land of Australia. Edward thinks it is a great adventure - but first he must face a long and dangerous journey across the ocean.
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Some buildings around the world are not normal. They are strange! Have you ever seen a strange building like this?
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Do you like magic tricks? Find out the secret behind these fun magic tricks. Then you can put on your very own magic show!
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At the fun park, you can go up, down and around!
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Pearson Chapters is a collection of highly appealing chapter books written to engage and motivate primary school-age readers in Years 2-6. The books are levelled (both Reading Recovery and Broadband) and are designed for on-level and above-level readers.
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