Project X CODE Extra: Yellow-Gold Book Band, Oxford Level 3-9: The Adventure Must End!

Project X CODE Extra: Yellow-Gold Book Band, Oxford Level 3-9: The Adventure Must End!
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Primary school students in Year 3 to Year 5 (ages 7-10), particularly those looking to improve their reading skills and comprehension.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: This engaging story captures students' attention with an exciting narrative that encourages readers to follow the adventures of the characters, fostering a love for reading.
• Clear Explanations: The text is designed to be accessible, with clear language that helps simplify complex themes and promotes understanding among young readers.
• Practice Questions: The book includes questions at the end to encourage critical thinking and discussion, helping students reflect on the story and their understanding.
• Curriculum Focused: Aligned with the national curriculum to support literacy development and comprehension strategies for young readers.
• Interactive Elements: Features activities that encourage interaction and engagement, enhancing the reading experience through discussion and creative tasks.
• Diverse Themes: Explores a variety of themes and lessons throughout the adventure, promoting empathy, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Educational Value:
This book helps students develop essential reading skills while immersing them in an exciting narrative, making it an excellent resource for both independent reading and guided reading sessions.

Format and Quality:
Available in paperback format, this book consists of 64 pages, featuring colorful illustrations that complement the text and capture the imagination of young readers.

Why Choose This Book:
Ideal for students looking to enhance their reading skills, "The Adventure Must End!" is perfect for motivating reluctant readers and providing enjoyable reading experiences that align with educational goals.

Available at Books for the Future with delivery to all cities in Iraq and the Kurdistan region.