Books by Melaina Faranda
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Abandoned as a baby to the care of Glastonbury Abbey's monks, Jack No Name has never ventured further than Glastonbury's flat, endless fields. But now, thanks to his skills in the abbey's kitchen, the abbot has ordered his presence on a journey to Wells Cathedral - the most beaut...iful and majestic cathedral in all of England!
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Zac's mum has landed the job of a lifetime - working with ancient relics at a museum in China. Zac had planned to spend the holidays hanging out with his friends, surfing and riding the new skate park. Now he'll be stuck in freezing cold, boring China. But, after Zac finds a myst...erious carved dragon in Beijing, the trip takes a strange turn.
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In the earliest years of the nineteenth century, Mary Anning spends her days scouring the cliffs near her Dorset home. She looks for the fossilised remains of sea creatures to sell to the gentry for money to feed her stricken family. Only Mary seems to have the determination and ...passion to find a way to save them all.
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MainSails gives your students the inside knowledge on how language works, how to analyse it and how to apply it to a variety of situations.
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MainSails gives your students the inside knowledge on how language works, how to analyse it and how to apply it to a variety of situations.
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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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Ben goes over to Li's place and learns about the Chinese tradition of baking mooncakes. As the boys prepare their own mooncakes, Ben learns about an ancient Chinese legend.
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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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This is the Fiction Topic Book for Pearson English 3-6's topic Diversity. Written specifically to support the teaching of this topic, Guardian provides age-appropriate quality literature that is closely related to the topic theme. This text has been aligned to Fountas & Pinnell's... year-level expectations for Year 6 students. Pearson English 3-6 teaches Australian Curriculum: English within the context of topics from other curriculum areas - this is a Geography Topic. Please note that educators will find guided reading teaching notes for this topic book in the Teacher Companion.
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MainSails Level 6 provides students with opportunities to engage in a wide variety of texts that allow them to use oral, written and visual language effectively and to think critically about content.
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