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Read & Respond provides teachers with a wealth of resources to teach Artemis Fowl. Notes and activities reflect the Curriculum for England and include assessment guidance.

In London's Smelly Story, find out about the city's history on a tour of whiffs through the ages!This book is part of Project X Origins, a ground-breaking guided reading programme for the whole school.

Read & Respond provides teachers with a wealth of resources to teach Journey to the River Sea. Notes and activities reflect the Curriculum for England and includes assessment guidance.

James is asked to sort the flyers for the school fete. Butterflies, balloons, birds and even an aeroplane aren't what his teacher had in mind! Nevertheless, James ends up saving the day. Illustrated by Philippe Dupasquier

Read & Respond provides teachers with a wealth of resources to teach Danny the Champion of the World. Notes and activities reflect the changes in the new 2014 Curriculum for England and now including interactive activities on CD-ROM.

Read & Respond provides teachers with a wealth of notes and activities to support work on 'Why the Whales Came' by Michael Morpurgo.

Project X CODE Extra introduces more exciting adventure stories and stimulating non-fiction texts into the Project X CODE series, to provide additional practice outside of the core intervention sessions. What is the most deadly living thing in the sea? Come for a dive and find out in this Shark Dive non-fiction book.

Spend a day with a vet who travels around an African wildlife reserve, helping sick and injured animals. Find out about the important role vets play in this vibrant book. Oxford Reading Tree inFact is a series of engaging and imaginative non-fiction books which encourage reading for pleasure and are also phonically decodable.

Build your child's reading confidence at home with books at the right level Wear a bright costume, bang a drum, dance and sing. Come and join the carnival as the Caribbean islands celebrate in style!

On a stormy night in February, Dame Gloria Glossop's million-pound necklace was stolen. Take on the case and see if you can solve the crime in this non-fiction book A Super Sleuth's Manual. This book is part of Project X Origins, a ground-breaking guided reading programme for the whole school.

Rapid Phonics is a literacy intervention which can be used with groups or individuals. Developed by Dr Marlynne Grant, Educational Psychologist, following extensive research, Rapid Phonics fiction and non-fiction titles are designed for pupils in Year 1 and above, who are having difficulties with phonics.

Explore the world with these fascinating, high interest reads.

Every winner of an Olympic event has had to work hard to get to the top, but some have to work even harder to succeed. Find out which athletes have overcome racial inequality, illness and disabilities to earn their medals.

This photographic non-fiction book gives children simple instructions for how to build their own tent in the garden using a sheet, a rope and some rocks.

During the Second World War, bomber planes were used in combat. With photographs straight from the archives of the Imperial War Museum, discover what it was like to be a bomber pilot in preparation for a dangerous but important mission.

It's 1941 and you are a secret agent for Great Britain. Find out what training and skills you need to ensure you achieve your mission and return home safely. This instruction book was written by Jillian Powell, with photos straight from the archives of the Imperial War Museum.

Bold, colourful readers with kid-friendly characters and subjects they'd choose for themselves.

Find out what life was like for the children growing up during World War II. With photographs straight from the archives of the Imperial War Museum, Jillian Powell looks at rationing, schooling and evacuation and how the daily lives of children were affected by the war.

From pigeons and elephants to parachuting dogs - millions of animals helped in both world wars. This non-fiction book, with fascinating photographs from the archives of the Imperial War Museum, focuses on the animals that were involved and their bravery in the face of battle.

This non-fiction book explores what it was like to live through the First World War, from life in the trenches and the weapons used on the battlefield, to the war effort at home and the role that children played. This title has been written in conjunction with the Imperial War Museum and includes fascinating photographs from their archives.

This fascinating information book, written in conjunction with the Imperial War Museum, explores how and why artists created images of the First World War. Covering everything from recruitment posters and camouflage art to poignant sketches by artist-soldiers, this book will encourage children to both appreciate and interrogate artwork.

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

Build your child's reading confidence at home with books at the right level Have you ever been camping? Become an expert camper - find out how to read maps, set up camp, cook campfire food and even track wild-animals with this fun non-fiction information book. Stunning photographs and useful step-by-step drawings accompany the text.

Look at a variety of historical dressing-up outfits as two children pin, tuck, tap, tug and tip the clothes and hats.

Interested in football? This photographic non-fiction book looks at all the different football skills needed to play the game, score and win.

What different objects can children use during play? Find out in this photographic non-fiction book.