Children reluctantly go camping with Dad, but discover its joys and do not want to go home.

By Betsy Sewell – 413 words

This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.

What sort of creature am I? The clues come, and the child must put the clues together to identify the creature.

By Betsy Sewell – 1265 words.

The price is for a class set of 4 copies of this title and includes one copy of the teacher’s comprehension scripted version.

Gran comes to look after a child in bed with mumps, and explains about being sick in her childhood.

By Betsy Sewell – 485 words.

This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.

Boys build and furnish a hut in the plum tree, only to have it taken over by a possum.

By Betsy Sewell – 804 words.

The price is for a class set of 4 copies of this title and includes one copy of the teacher’s comprehension scripted version.

How the shag fishes, how it brings up its young, and how traditional fishermen in Japan trained shags to bring in their catch.

By Betsy Sewell – 762 words.

This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.

A chest is found in the river. The children try many ways to retrieve it, expecting riches and treasure. In the end, they find something unexpected.

By Betsy Sewell – 1005 words.

The price is for a class set of 4 copies of this title and includes one copy of the teacher’s comprehension scripted version.

Mum wants a new garden, and begins by taking the rubbish to the dump. But the kids have plans of their own for the garden, and find what they need at the dump.

By Betsy Sewell – 830 words.

This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.

The story of the incredible little New Zealand robin.

By Betsy Sewell – 1476 words.

The price is for a class set of 4 copies of this title and includes one copy of the teacher’s comprehension scripted version.

Logging in mid-19th century Canada, its dangers, and using the ice on the tracks to bring the logs down.

By Betsy Sewell – 1277 words.

This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.

Sequel to My Days in the Skidder Gang. The logs are stacked on a frozen river, and when the ice melts, the river pigs must ride the logs down the river to prevent tangles and log jams.

By Betsy Sewell – 1645 words.

The price is for a class set of 4 copies of this title and includes one copy of the teacher’s comprehension scripted version.

Otters that have taken to living in the sea must live and raise their young quite differently to their cousins living on the land.

By Betsy Sewell – 2611 words

The price is for a class set of 4 copies of this title and includes one copy of the teacher’s comprehension scripted version.