Key Words with Peter and Jane Level 9c - Back to School
Key words with Peter and Jane Series
What’s inside...
Dive into a new school term with 'Key Words with Peter and Jane Level 9c - Back to School' by Ladybird. This engaging book helps young readers reinforce their reading skills through everyday school experiences. Follow Peter and Jane as they navigate their day, enhancing vocabulary and comprehension. A perfect pick for advancing early literacy and making reading a joyful family activity. Join Peter and Jane as they go back to school after the holidays! Key Words with Peter and Jane has been teaching generations of children how to read. In this Level 9 book - perfect for children who are becoming competent readers - your child will discover brand-new stories brought to life with bold illustration. Discover the brand-new Key Words - 36 classic stories, with three in each of Levels 1 to 12, Over 300 high-frequency Key Words to practice reading 'on sight', designed for steady progression to support independent reading, comprehension questions and a downloadable writing activity for every book. As children work through the books in order from 1a to 12c, they will grow in reading ability and confidence, developing word-recognition and phonics skills to become fluent, independent readers.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
4-7
Length
56 pages
Text complexity
Character compass
Peter
Jane
Discussion points
What did Peter and Jane like most about going back to school? How did their feelings change throughout the story?
Why do you think making new friends is important at school? Share a time when you made a new friend.
What are some of the new things Peter and Jane learned? Which new lesson would you like to try?
How did Peter and Jane help each other feel better about going to school? Can you think of a time when you helped a friend?
If you were going to write a story about your first day back at school, what would it be like?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to relate the book’s scenarios to their personal experiences. Discuss similarities and differences.
Ask open-ended questions to foster critical thinking and personal connection to the story content.
Praise your child’s responses, even if they stray from the plot, to encourage creative thinking and expression.
Connect the book’s themes to broader life lessons like the value of education, friendship, and overcoming fears.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of preparation
Explanation: Peter and Jane demonstrate the importance of preparing for school by organizing their school supplies and setting their schedules.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this by taking time to prepare their school bags and homework the night before, to ensure a smooth and stress-free school day.
Example Lesson: Adaptability to new situations
Explanation: The story highlights how Peter and Jane adapt to new classes and teachers, showing resilience.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to embrace changes in their own environment, such as new teachers or different class activities, with a positive attitude.
Example Lesson: Value of friendship
Explanation: Throughout the book, Peter and Jane support their peers and make new friends, illustrating the importance of building relationships.
Real-World Application: This lesson can teach children to be kind and open to making new friends at school, helping them foster a supportive network.
Example Lesson: Importance of asking for help
Explanation: When Peter and Jane encounter challenges, they seek help from teachers and peers, showing it's okay to ask for assistance.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to seek help from educators or friends when they face difficulties, whether academic or personal.