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Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

A story about a little girl who is getting ready for the arrival of a new pet - a cute little puppy! Illustrated by Zoe Figg

A clown is juggling eggs. He juggles six before they all splat on the floor! The story is told in the form of a rhyme with a humorous ending. Illustrated by Francis Blake

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Curly the Caterpillar goes for a walk and sees his friends. At the end - he sees his own reflection when he looks into a pool of water. Illustrated by Jo Brooker

A family is playing with a frisbee on the beach. The dog joins in and, just in time, saves the frisbee from landing in the sea. Illustrated by Pat Cummings

Curly the Caterpillar is looking for a home. All his friends have a home and at the end we find that Curly's home is a flower! Illustrated by Jo Brooker

A little boy and his dad go shopping with humerous results when the little boy sends a mountain of tomatoes crashing to the ground! Illustrated by Lisa Williams

Kim makes a den in the garden using lots of things from inside the house. Illustrated by Julie Anderson

Mum and the children go shopping and park the car in the shopping centre car park. After they have each bought something they return to the car park but they can't find the car! Illustrated by Sue Reeves

Monkey has carefully chosen and wrapped presents for all his animal friends. Throughout the story we find out which present is for which animal. Illustrated by Uwe Mayer

Some children perform a play to their class. A king has his bag of gold stolen by a robber. A policeman comes to the rescue, catches the robber, and recovers the gold. Illustrated by Lindsey Gardiner

A brother and sister play happily on the beach, collecting shells and making a sandcastle, until the tide comes in and Dad has to step in to help the children out of the water. Illustrated by Clive Scruton

A little boy goes to a dog show. He sees all sorts of dogs - big dogs, little dogs, fat dogs, thin dogs. Children can identify how the different dogs look like their owners. Illustrated by Rene Williams

This is a story about moving house. A little girl packs up all her belongings with the help of her Dad. Illustrated by Anni Axworthy

A boy and his toy dinosaur visit the dentist. The dentist looks at the dinosaur's teeth and then at the boy's teeth. Both get a sticker for being so brave! Illustrated by Shelagh McNicholas

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Includes multi-layered stories and texts with cross-curricular links developed for guided reading. This title features Teaching Version which provides page-by-page support to develop word recognition and language comprehension skills.

It is Josie's bedtime and she is getting ready to go to bed. She has a bath, brushes her hair, has a bedtime story and finally, when she is all tucked up in bed, she gets a goodnight kiss from her mum. Illustrated by Lisa Smith

The spider captures some creatures in her web and gets ready to eat them for her tea. Curly comes to the rescue. Illustrated by Jo Brooker

This is a poem about Mrs. Mog, who lives in a house with 26 cats. Wherever you look you can be sure to find one, and they get all over the place! Illustrated by Korky Paul

This is a play about a lion who visits a farmyard. The farmyard animals try to share their food with him, but he doesn't like it. Illustrated by Garry Davies

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Curly is hungry and we see what he likes to eat. Illustrated by Jo Brooker

Max is getting ready to go outside and play in the snow. The children will see what clothes he should wear to keep him warm and dry! Illustrated by Amelia Rosato

Grandpa takes Joe to the fair. Grandpa helps Joe get on the rides, and carries his things, and gets quite tired. In the end, Grandpa needs Joe's help. Illustrated by Liz Catchpole

Neighbours compete with each other to own increasingly exotic pets. However, it is the tiniest pet that wins out in the end. Illustrated by Trevor Dunton