Book details
Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: More Stories B: Class Pack of 36
Description
Stage 2 Big Books are large format versions of the new edition Stage 2 storybooks. With their new, even larger format they are an invaluable resource for whole class teaching and group work. The titles in the pack are A New Dog, What a Bad Dog!, The Go-kart, The Toy's Party, New Trainers and The Dream.
The A4 sized Teaching Notes booklet, which is included in the pack, provides a Curriculum Coverage Chart listing Speaking and Listening, Reading, and Writing activities at Reception level. The Teaching Notes include the Extended Story for each title in the pack. These longer version Extended Stories encourage the children to understand the story, absorb the details in the illustrations and predict the text. They are ideal for teachers to encourage children to talk about the story and look
closely at the pictures. Each Extended Story is followed by ideas and suggestions for shared activities for speaking and listening, reading, and writing.
Age
4-6
Text complexity
beginner
Length
24 pages
Why to read
- Foundational Literacy Skills: The 'Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: More Stories B' is designed to help young readers develop essential literacy skills. It uses simple, repetitive language patterns to reinforce learning and build confidence in reading.
- Engaging Content: The stories in this collection are crafted to be engaging and enjoyable for children, which can foster a love of reading and encourage them to read more. The illustrations are also colorful and appealing, adding to the overall reading experience.
- Educational Consistency: The Oxford Reading Tree series is widely recognized and used in educational settings. Reading this book can provide consistency between home and school learning, reinforcing the same reading techniques and strategies.
- Progression and Development: This stage of the Oxford Reading Tree is tailored to children who are developing their reading skills. It provides a structured progression that helps readers grow and prepare for more complex reading materials.