Book details
Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 5: More Stories C: the Adventure Park
Description
Stage 5 More Stories C are the latest 24pp titles at Stage 5 of Oxford Reading Tree. These new and exciting stories are written by Roderick Hunt and illustrated by Alex Brychta, and include five new "magic key" fantasy stories to inspire children's imagination and encourage creative writing.
The 24pp Teaching Notes booklet, which is included in the pack, is the same size as the pupil books for easy classroom management. Included in the booklet are a Vocabulary Chart listing Year 1 high frequency words and context words and a Curriculum Coverage Chart listing activities and outcomes for England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. For each title in the pack there are sections on Group and Independent Reading Activities, Speaking and Listening Activities, and Writing, each showing
the relevant NLS Objectives covered. Within each section are prompts and suggestions for responding to the story, personal experiences and cross-curricular links, role play, and further suggestions on how to observe pupil's progress. All in a helpful and easy-to-use layout.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
24 pages
Book in series
#5
Why to read
- Enhanced Reading Skills: 'Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 5: More Stories C: The Adventure Park' is designed to help young readers develop their reading abilities. Engaging with the text at this level can improve vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency.
- Engaging Storylines: Roderick Hunt is known for creating captivating stories that hold children's interest. The Adventure Park story is likely to be exciting and fun, encouraging children to read for pleasure and develop a love for books.
- Educational Content: The Oxford Reading Tree series is widely used in schools and is known for its educational value. Reading this book can support the curriculum and reinforce learning in a structured way, making it a valuable resource for both classroom and home reading.
- Character Development: The series features a consistent set of characters that children can follow and grow with. By reading 'The Adventure Park,' young readers can enjoy the development of familiar characters and relate to their experiences, fostering empathy and emotional intelligence.