Oxford Reading Tree - TreeTops Fiction Level 13A Mixed Pack of 6

Oxford Reading Tree - TreeTops Fiction Level 13A Mixed Pack of 6
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Primary school students in Years 6 to 7 (ages 10-12)

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: This mixed pack includes six engaging fiction stories at Level 13A, offering a variety of narratives that enhance students' reading skills and stimulate their imagination.
• Clear Explanations: Each story is written in accessible language, making complex themes and characters relatable and enjoyable for young readers.
• Practice Questions: Each book features follow-up questions and activities designed to improve comprehension and facilitate classroom discussions, encouraging deeper engagement with the material.
• Exam Focused: The content aligns with assessment requirements, helping students develop essential reading and comprehension skills, which build their confidence for exams.
• Interactive Elements: Engaging activities and prompts foster collaboration and participation among students, creating an interactive learning environment.
• Unique Aspects: The series is aligned with the latest national curriculum guidelines, ensuring that the content is relevant and beneficial for developing literacy skills in young readers.

Educational Value:
This mixed pack aids students in mastering key reading concepts, developing critical thinking skills, and fostering a love for fiction, providing a solid foundation for their ongoing literacy journey as they explore various storytelling styles.

Format and Quality:
Paperback, with 32 pages per book, featuring colorful illustrations that enhance the storytelling experience and engage young readers’ imaginations.

Why Choose This Book:
Perfect for enhancing literacy skills, this mixed pack offers an enjoyable and effective way for students to engage with fiction, making reading an enriching experience that supports their educational growth.

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