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Have you ever wondered where ideas come from and how stories are made? Would you like to know the true stories behind some of Andy and Terry's books and characters? Are you looking for simple, practical and inspiring writing activities? Woul... read more

The new release of Grammar Once a Week retains the content of the first very popular edition but facts and dates have been updated along with the design and illustrations. Each book contains 36 units based on topics that allow for integration with other curricul... read more

Grammar Once a Week contains double page units based on topics that allow for integration with other curriculum areas. Unit activities focus on sentence development, punctuation, parts of speech and word knowledge.

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This collection of notable American speeches covers specific topics, such as slavery and environmental issues, and contains selections from George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass, John F. Kennedy, and others.

To support the phonic work that all children between the ages of 4-7 are doing in school, Ladybird has developed a phonic reading scheme. Part of that scheme, this story is designed to help children have fun learning the relationship between a letter, or a group of letters, and the sound it makes.

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To support the phonic work that all children between the ages of 4-7 are doing in school, Ladybird has developed a phonic reading scheme. Part of that scheme, this story is designed to help children have fun learning the relationship between a letter, or a group of letters, and the sound it makes.

To support the phonic work that all children between the ages of 4-7 are doing in school, Ladybird has developed a phonic reading scheme. Part of that scheme, this story is designed to help children have fun learning the relationship between a letter, or a group of letters, and the sound it makes.

In this work, children are introduced to one of the essential building blocks of the English language. They will see how adjectives describe nouns, making them more interesting and precise.