Bert's Band like to play as they march down the street. When they win the cup, they arrive back at their home town at midnight, and very carefully remove their shoes and socks so as not to disturb the townsfolk as they march down the street -- playing at full belt! This lively text is ideal to read aloud, with lots of opportunities to join in.

If you can find a use for your moose, he can stay, Mum tells Jack when he brings home a moose one day. But what use is a moose? Jack and the moose do their best to find out.

Features narrative non-fiction for various levels of TreeTops . This title includes a range of non-fiction features, including contents, captions, fact boxes, index, and glossary to support your teaching. It also contains real-life stories from around the world to broaden children's reading experience, and flexible teacher's notes.

Presents fiction at an interest level for Year 1 and 2. The Teaching Notes included in the pack of six offer support for every title. They include: suggestions for guided reading; support for comprehension; support for writing and independent work; and, photocopiable parent's page for suggestions for reading at home.

Exciting, page-turning adventures for children developing their reading confidence.

Tom Rabbit is Sammy's soft-toy rabbit. He is happy with Sammy, but one evening Sammy take him out to the back field to see real rabbits - and leaves him on the wall. The sun sets, and dozens of wild rabbits appear, but just as he thinks he has been abandoned Sammy appears and takes him to bed.

A hungry man and his wife baked a small bun. But as soon as they put it on their plate, the bun jumped up and ran off. This lively version of the traditional story of the gingerbread man is by Martin Waddell.

Intended for year R to year 1, this work features teaching notes which include: suggestions for guided reading, support for comprehension, support for writing and independent work, and photocopiable parent's page for suggestions for reading at home.

Intended for year R to year 1, this work features teaching notes which include: suggestions for guided reading, support for comprehension, support for writing and independent work, and photocopiable parent's page for suggestions for reading at home.

This series of first readers uses several different media - posters, letters, video diary - to tell stories about subjects with strong child appeal, such as football, giants, dragons and highwaymen. They are suitable for use in the classroom or at home, and fit guidelines for the Literacy Strategy.

Contains 11 recounts of clashes in FA Cup matches, both finals and fixtures. This book includes real action shots, and photo-realistic artwork that supports the text. It is aimed at boys, in particular, who struggle to engage with a text through lack of interest or reading difficulty, and also at girls, who are interested in this game.

Written by an award-winning author, this title contains two Irish tales. It ties in with KS2 strategies of studying myths and legends in their cultural contexts - notes spread included that relates back to these aspects. Containing a ghostly feel, the stories are aimed at children.

This is the fictional story of the most-feared striker in the Premiership told by the man who spotted him. Through the key games in Buzz's early career, from a pub-team kick-about to a Champions' League semi-final, this book describes the fall and rise of the most exciting footballer of his generation: Buzzer Jezz.

A charming book of wonder and exploration - from the award-winning author Martin Waddell.

Little bear has found a little-bear-sized cave to play in, and when night falls he decides to sleep in there too. But as he looks out of his cave at the moon shining through the dark trees, Little bear starts to wonder whether Big bear might not be lonely without him. Ages 3+

A pack of 6 titles presented with a set of teaching notes.

Written by an award-winning author, this title contains two Irish tales. It ties in with KS2 strategies of studying myths and legends in their cultural contexts - notes spread included that relates back to these aspects. Containing a ghostly feel, the stories are aimed at children.

When Mummy Duck lays an egg, everyone quacks with excitement. But duckling has never seen an egg before. Could there really be a baby duck inside? And could it be that he started that way too? As the days pass, Duckling learns a lot about eggs and birth - and just what all the quacking's about! Age 2+.

Hardback reissue of this classic book to coincide with the publication of a new book in the series, 'Sleep Tight, Little Bear'.

Little Bear has found a little-bear-sized cave to play in, and when night falls, he decides to sleep there too. But, as he looks out of his cave at the moon shining through the dark trees, Little Bear starts to wonder whether Big Bear might not be lonely without him. This is the fifth book in the Big and Little Bear series.