Collins Soundbites – Henry V: The Story of William Shakespeare’s Play: Stage 1 Reader Pack - Softcover

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0007128967 ISBN 13: 9780007128969

Verlag: Collins Educational, 2002

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· ‘sure to be a welcome addition to any school’s library of materials to support the development of literacy in weaker readers... [the] books blend fiction and non-fiction interestingly and attractively... should appeal to both girls and boys.’TES
· ‘Good mixture of reading narrative, illustrations, explanations and opportunity for extension activities.’ Basic Skills

Reseña del editor:

People tell King Henry that he should be king of France as well as the English. But he needs to win the battle of Agincourt or all will be lost.

Collins Soundbites is a revolutionary series of readers for students who are struggling to achieve NC level 4 at Key Stage 3. The ‘Henry V’ story has a Reading Age of 6-7, with 30 words per page.

Six readers are published in a pack at each stage or level of ability.

Soundbites is the first series of readers for students with poor literacy that delivers the curriculum.

Also available are Mixed Packs that contain six different readers at each of the three stages (stage 1: reading age 6-7; stage 2: age 7-8; stage 3: age 8-9).

Two thirds of each book is ‘narrative’ style text.

One third of each book covers information, using a variety of text types such as autobiographies, biographies, journals, diaries, letters (personal and formal), travel writing, leaflets, reports, reviews, adverts, newspaper/magazine articles, tables.

Specialised, difficult or technical vocabulary explained on the page, plus a one-page glossary at the end.

The topics covered address the KS3 curriculum in different areas.

Photocopiable teaching resources, containing a range of literacy-boosting activities, are available in the Soundbites Bumper Pack.

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• Verlag: Collins Educational
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2002
• ISBN 10: 0007128967
• ISBN 13: 9780007128969
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 48