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Out of this world ....space and all thats out there!
Description: education based books and images to support project based learning fora space theme
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The Spice Of Life (PDF)
by Michaela Morgan and Rosalind Kerven and Anthony MastersPart of the Rigby Navigator series that builds on the foundations laid by Rigby Star Guided for successful guided reading lessons at KS2.
Download, Stage 6, Orange
by Jillian PowellHigh-octane, magazine-style information books for your weakest older readers. An engaging series of books for older boys with a low reading ability. This series of readers uses extreme sports and fast cars as a theme to turn reluctant and less able teenagers back to reading. Each book features a short story, illustrated in black and white; non-fiction information pages, presented in a magazine style using colour photographs and appropriate vocabulary and a bibliography to support readers wanting to find out more on the subject. The series has been developed in conjunction with NASEN, the National Association for Special Educational Needs. Reading age: 6 to 7. Interest age: 9 to 14.
Project X, Book Band 11, Lime, Alien Adventures
by James NobleProject X CODE is a book-by-book series built for SEN and struggling readers aged 6 to 11. Each book contains two texts: Text 1 is 100% decodable to build reading confidence, and Text 2 is at least 80% decodable including the same target phonemes and Tricky words but with more varied vocabulary to develop comprehension and motivate struggling readers. The micro-friends are being chased by the Krools. Find out if they can escape the heat-seeking gel boomerangs and reach Planet Moxor in Space Hunt.
Oxford Reading Tree, Treetops InFact, Level 16, Dark Blue
by Jo Nelson and Charley Fears and Greg FootAn inspiring story of achievement and passion for science in Maggie Aderin-Pocock: Space Scientist. TreeTops inFact is an exciting non-fiction series for children aged 711. Its range of subjects and careful levelling make it easy to select books that children will love.
Bug Club, Blue, A (ks1)
by Jill McdougallIt is Zeke's first day at Space School. Will he make some friends?
Sparklers, Level 1, Red
by Lisa ThompsonJed is space mad. He knows all about stars, planets, black holes and aliens. One night, something lands in his backyard. Is it from outer space? Sparklers are chapter books with great stories and wonderful illustrations The eight books in each set are carefully graded so pupils can read them all without encountering any sudden increase in difficulty Each level will help your pupils improve their reading skills so that they will want to read more!
Bug Club, Gold B
by Carmel ReillyThis title is part of Pearson's Bug Club - the first whole-school reading programme that joins books and an online reading world to teach today's children to read. In this book: What would it be like to live in space? In space everything just floats around So how do people living in space work, eat, keep clean, exercise and sleep? This title is suitable for ages 6-7 (Gold level)
Sunshine Spirals, Set 2
by Jillian CuttingThis book contains three stories: The Space Monster The Train The Spaceship A guided reading programme for the National Literacy Hour, the Spirals strand of the Sunshine series is designed to introduce and reinforce the NLS required high frequency words for Reception and some of the words at Years 1 to 3.nbsp;
Space Hoppers
by Tommy DonbavandSpace Hoppers is a brand new series of hilarious sci-fi fiction from popular author, Tommy Donbavand.
Extraordinary Files
by Paul BlumThis is one in a series of books following Laura and Robert through off-beat, supernatural mysteries that combine an absorbing storyline with text appropriate for struggling readers.
Gigglers, Red
by Christopher StittPrincess Nova popped up on the screen. I need help! she cried. I'm being held prisoner on the planet Floop. Wake up, Tyro, said Gilbert. We're off to save a princess. Based on the success of Sparklers, Gigglers is a new series of chapter books with even funnier storylines and appealing full-colour illustrations. Each book allows your pupils to experience reading success as they gain the skills they need to become confident, eager readers. Each of the 3 levels consist of 8 fast-moving books that are easy to read and easy to understand Research shows that children love funny stories - what keeps them giggling keeps them reading! The Teacher's Guide, for each level, provides comprehensive activity material, copymasters and Guided Reading discussion points for each book
SuperScripts
by Simon CheshireThe 'SuperScripts' series will help ensure a supportive reading experience for struggling readers. The books have a reading age of six to seven, but are written to appeal to boys and girls from nine to 13 years and over.
Space Penguins
by Lucy CourtenayWhen the crew of the Tunafish pick up a distress signal from a cargo craft, there's snow time to lose. But the Tunafish's daring rescue is canned when the vessel runs into trouble too. What's been luring spacecraft to their doom?
Astrosaurs
by Stephen ColeCaptain Teggs is no ordinary dinosaur - he's an astrosaur! On the incredible spaceship DSS Sauropod, along with his faithful crew, Gipsy, Arx and Iggy, Teggs rights wrongs, fights evil and eats a lot of grass! The astrosaurs are sent to the planet Creepus, where diplodocus miners are searching for space rocks. But they are being disrupted by mysterious, glowing ghosts! What do the spirits want? Teggs searches for the answer in spooky caves, where an old enemy lies in wait ...
Astrosaurs
by Stephen ColeCaptain Teggs is no ordinary dinosaur - he's an astrosaur! On the incredible spaceship DSS Sauropod, along with his faithful crew, Gipsy, Arx and Iggy, Teggs rights wrongs, fights evil and eats a lot of grass! The astrosaurs are sent to the planet Creepus, where diplodocus miners are searching for space rocks. But they are being disrupted by mysterious, glowing ghosts! What do the spirits want? Teggs searches for the answer in spooky caves, where an old enemy lies in wait ...
The Structure of Planet Earth (tactile)
by RnibThis cross-section diagram shows the Earth and all the seperate layers, with labels. Textures are used to differentiate between sections.
Table of Planets distances from the Sun and relative sizes (UEB Contracted)
byThis page shows a table of the planets of the Solar System, their distance from the Sun and their diameters. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. The table has five columns and ten rows. The planets names are in the far left column and to the right of this are their distances from the Sun in millions of miles and millions of kilometres, and their diameters in miles and kilometres.
Table of Planets distances from the Sun and relative sizes (UEB Uncontracted)
byThis page shows a table of the planets of the Solar System, their distance from the Sun and their diameters. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. The table has five columns and ten rows. The planets names are in the far left column and to the right of this are their distances from the Sun in millions of miles and millions of kilometres, and their diameters in miles and kilometres.
Table of Planets distances from the Sun and relative sizes (Large Print)
byThis page shows a table of the planets of the Solar System, their distance from the Sun and their diameters. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. The table has five columns and ten rows. The planets names are in the far left column and to the right of this are their distances from the Sun in millions of miles and millions of kilometres, and their diameters in miles and kilometres.
Planets relative sizes (Large Print)
byThis diagram shows the planets of the Solar System and their relative sizes. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the correct way up. The planets are arranged according to the order of their distance from the Sun but the distances on the diagram are not proportional. Mercury, the nearest planet, is on the left of the page. Neptune, the furthest planet from the Sun, is on the right of the page. Each planet is labelled up the page.