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Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 15: TreeTops Non-fiction: Class Pack
TreeTops Non-Fiction is an exciting extension to the Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops range.
Robots - Friend or Foe? - everything that you need to know about robots in a handy, balanced account. Allows the reader to judge for themselves about the impact of robots on our lifestyle, and the potential for the future.
What's Left Behind? - a guide to understanding how we work out what happened in the past, from the physical clues left behind. This includes looking at buildings, monuments, paintings, bodies and rubbish.
Pirates - a look at the history, traditional accounts of, and an interesting take on the nature of modern piracy.
Michael Rosen's Scrapbook - a look at what made Michael Rosen the man, and what made him write his poetry. A useful biography, and a fun look at the creative writing process.
Reach for the Skies - showing how amazing feats of achievement are quite possible, even with innate disadvantages or acquired ones.
Eyes of Every Shape and Size - examines and questions why animals have different sorts of eyes.
Teaching notes - handy, free set of notes that covers all the titles in the Pack.
Robots - Friend or Foe? - everything that you need to know about robots in a handy, balanced account. Allows the reader to judge for themselves about the impact of robots on our lifestyle, and the potential for the future.
What's Left Behind? - a guide to understanding how we work out what happened in the past, from the physical clues left behind. This includes looking at buildings, monuments, paintings, bodies and rubbish.
Pirates - a look at the history, traditional accounts of, and an interesting take on the nature of modern piracy.
Michael Rosen's Scrapbook - a look at what made Michael Rosen the man, and what made him write his poetry. A useful biography, and a fun look at the creative writing process.
Reach for the Skies - showing how amazing feats of achievement are quite possible, even with innate disadvantages or acquired ones.
Eyes of Every Shape and Size - examines and questions why animals have different sorts of eyes.
Teaching notes - handy, free set of notes that covers all the titles in the Pack.
32 pages, Paperback
Published March 9, 2006
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