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Level 1 starter pack, suggestions only. Junior. Four copies each of the following titles, plus comprehension booklet for each title Gas A Nap in the Sun Bugs in the Jam Mum’s Big Mess A Monster Problem -
One copy of the title 'Gas!' (Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.) -
The hero of this story is determined to get to work on time, but just how many different things can go wrong? Does he, in the end, get to keep his job? By Betsy Sewell - 740 words This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet. -
One little spot in the sun, and all the animals want it. By Betsy Sewell - 285 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A playful little puppy gets bitten by a bug hiding in the rug. By Betsy Sewell - 307 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum says No to every pet Meg suggests, so she takes inspiration from her rag doll and makes a rag pet. By Betsy Sewell - 382 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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No-one likes the wet dog being too playful – and getting them wet! By Jan Farr - 188 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum interferes with the race so that her boy is the winner. By Betsy Sewell - 335 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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How do you get rid of masses of bugs in the jam? Perhaps they are not bugs, after all. By Betsy Sewell - 341 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Nan jets in and fixes the problem of the jam spilt on Mum’s best rug. By Jan Farr - 284 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum’s cooking leaves much to be desired. By Betsy Sewell - 219 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Pop just wants a little kip in the sun, but the kids annoy him with their pop guns. By Jan Farr - 305 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum is too ill to get up – until someone brings her something delicious By Jan Farr - 326 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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I am happy living in a bus with just the stuff I really need, but my mum is not happy, not at all. By Betsy Sewell - 562 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A tad, a dot, a jot, a dab – they all mean not a lot of dinner on the plate. By Jan Farr - 233 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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What to do about a pet monster with monster hic cups? By Betsy Sewell - 556 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Many creatures make their home in a rotten log, until Tom sees its potential, and destroys it for them all. By Betsy Sewell - 661 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A slapstick cop and robber story. By Betsy Sewell - 728 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Todd wants a pet, but the pitfalls of pet ownership need to be considered. By Betsy Sewell - 682 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Dad goes pig hunting and comes home with a treat for the kids. By Betsy Sewell - 528 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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All about who produces gas… By Jan Farr - 228 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. -
One little spot in the sun, and all the animals want it. By Betsy Sewell - 285 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. -
The cat has a problem: how to get that big dog off her mat. Rat comes up with a plan. But of course, the plan has benefits for the rat as well. By Betsy Sewell - 294 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. -
A playful little puppy gets bitten by a bug hiding in the rug. By Betsy Sewell - 307 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 says No to every pet Meg suggests, so she takes inspiration from her rag doll and makes a rag pet. By Betsy Sewell - 382 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. -
What to do about a pet monster with monster hic cups? By Betsy Sewell - 556 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Many creatures make their home in a rotten log, until Tom sees its potential, and destroys it for them all. By Betsy Sewell - 661 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A slapstick cop and robber story. By Betsy Sewell - 728 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Todd wants a pet, but the pitfalls of pet ownership need to be considered. By Betsy Sewell - 682 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Dad goes pig hunting and comes home with a treat for the kids. By Betsy Sewell - 528 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A tad, a dot, a jot, a dab – they all mean not a lot of dinner on the plate. By Jan Farr - 233 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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What to do about a pet monster with monster hic cups? By Betsy Sewell - 556 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Many creatures make their home in a rotten log, until Tom sees its potential, and destroys it for them all. By Betsy Sewell - 661 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A slapstick cop and robber story. By Betsy Sewell - 728 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Todd wants a pet, but the pitfalls of pet ownership need to be considered. By Betsy Sewell - 682 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Dad goes pig hunting and comes home with a treat for the kids. By Betsy Sewell - 528 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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One copy of the title 'Gas!' (Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.)
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The hero of this story is determined to get to work on time, but just how many different things can go wrong? Does he, in the end, get to keep his job? By Betsy Sewell - 740 words This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet. -
One little spot in the sun, and all the animals want it. By Betsy Sewell - 285 words
This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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The cat has a problem: how to get that big dog off her mat. Rat comes up with a plan. But of course, the plan has benefits for the rat as well. By Betsy Sewell - 294 words
This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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A playful little puppy gets bitten by a bug hiding in the rug. By Betsy Sewell - 307 words
This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum says No to every pet Meg suggests, so she takes inspiration from her rag doll and makes a rag pet. By Betsy Sewell - 382 words
This is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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No-one likes the wet dog being too playful – and getting them wet! By Jan Farr - 188 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum interferes with the race so that her boy is the winner. By Betsy Sewell - 335 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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How do you get rid of masses of bugs in the jam? Perhaps they are not bugs, after all. By Betsy Sewell - 341 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Nan jets in and fixes the problem of the jam spilt on Mum’s best rug. By Jan Farr - 284 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Mum’s cooking leaves much to be desired. By Betsy Sewell - 219 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
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Pop just wants a little kip in the sun, but the kids annoy him with their pop guns. By Jan Farr - 305 wordsThis is for one title of this book. Buy the set to get a free comprehension booklet.
