Reading Gems: Fun at the Beach (Level 2)

Reading Gems: Fun at the Beach (Level 2)

QED Publishing
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Author:  QED Publishing
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  32
Publisher:  Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd
Year:  2019
ISBN:  9781786036025

A rhythm and rhyme story about a family's trip to the beach.

Reading Gems is a series designed to spark a love of reading. It is a supplementary reading programme that is graded into four levels to perfectly suit a child's reading ability from an emerging reader to a confident, independent reader. Parents and teachers can be reassured that children are reading books that support their ability, challenge their reading skills and encourage reading confidence with every word on the page. The books will be loved by both children and parents and are perfect for supporting learning at school.
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