New Releases by Claire Llewellyn

Inspire a love of reading with stories that are written from a child''s perspective and will encourage children to discover the world around them. With audio and activities, Peapod Readers are the perfect start to a child''s journey into learning English.Dan makes breakfast, but it goes wrong!Includes: - Before and after reading activities- Exam practice for Cambridge Pre A1 Starters- Reading guide online

Introduces birds of prey, covering topics ranging from habitats and growth cycles to behaviors and survival mechanisms.

Money is an abstract concept that even adults struggle with on occasion, but it doesn''t have to be an intimidating subject. This playful text introduces readers to money through a straightforward and engaging narrative that will both educate and entertain. Theyﾒll learn what money is, how it works, and how to be responsible with money, all in age-appropriate language with relatable examples. Readers will love the charming illustrations that give this endearing book a warm, friendly feel. Educators will love the concluding notes section that provides hands-on activities to create a tangible learning experience.

Cash or credit? This helpful book explains both! Readers will learn the different ways we spend money through a clear, simple narrative full of playful illustrations. In addition to its practical uses, this unique text teaches readers how money can sometimes make us feel: happy, disappointed, satisfied, and more. This essential emotional element will help readers relate to the text as they learn responsible spending habits. Educators will appreciate the activities section that provides instructions for hands-on lessons to enhance the reading experience and to give readers a tangible understanding of money.

This endearing text is an age-appropriate guide to saving money, full of relatable examples readers will connect with and adorable illustrations. Readers will learn the difference between needs and wants, motivating them to prioritize what they choose to buy. This practical text suggests ways for readers to save money without sacrificing fun. The playful narrative structure makes saving money feel like a game. Educators will appreciate the suggested activities, which offer an engaging, hands-on learning experience to help readers understand saving money in a tangible way.

Charming illustrations and a gentle narrative voice guide readers through responsible ways to handle money in this relatable text. Readers will respond to age-appropriate examples of spending money, such as enjoying a spontaneous lollipop, carefully saving up for concert tickets, or starting a meaningful charity. A helpful activity section provides suggestions for hands-on lessons to accompany the text, creating a fully immersive learning experience. Readers will feel empowered and ready to make their first financial choices, making this the perfect introduction to the concept of money.

Come face to face with the amazing variety of creatures that make up the animal kingdom. Discover the strangest facts, read incredible information, and get up-close to animals in every habitat on Earth, from scorching deserts and tropical rainforests to vast grasslands and frozen tundra. Internet links on every page guide you to fascinating information about the wonderful world of animals. This 80-page reference guide pulls together the very best material from the following individual titles in the highly successful Navigators information book series: Animals and Mammals. There are 16 Navigators titles in all, covering topics from history, geography, the natural world, and technology.

"Beginning to read alone"--Page 4 of cover.

Explains how animals use their senses to find food, attract mates, detect danger, and more.

A basic introduction to spiders.

This exciting book about the predator/prey relationship teaches readers about food webs.

Discusses the rainforest ecosystem and the types of plants and animals that live in this environment.

Describes the fur, hair, or feathers on animals and explains how they are useful.

Pip looked at lots of different animals at the pet shop, but he didn''t like any of them until he saw Henry!

Pat has a dog named Digby. They love to play together but sometimes Digby can be either good or bad.

Simple text explains all the places sand can end up and illustrations show how to remove the sand.

The children want to splash in the sea, but they need all their swim things before they go!

Simple text and illustrations show all the gifts that are for a new baby, and one to share with his brother.

The family is at the farm. The boy looks at all the animals, but Baby does not like them. "Boo-hoo!" she cries.

Baby is sleepy, and it is time for bed. Dad and Baby say "Good night!" to everyone.

Baby wants to play with her brother''s toys, but he doesn''t want her to. "Go away, Baby!" he shouts.

Explores the ocean habitat, examining how different plants and animals survive and threats to the habitat.

This book explores the different forests, looking at the animals and people that live in them, the threats to their homes, and what can be done to preserve them.

For the first time, Kingfisher brings its expertise in beautifully-designed, trusted non-fiction to the sphere of learning to read. This new graded reading series will grip children''s interest. Developed with literacy experts, the five-level series will guide young readers as they build confidence and fluency in their literacy skills and progress towards reading alone.

SCIENCE. This title encourages children to explore the different ways they can move their bodies and to consider the different ways things move in the world around them - a roundabout goes round and round, a see-saw goes up and down. The concepts of pushing and pulling are explored and children are encouraged to experiment with these forces for themselves. The best selling Start-Up series of books have now been rewritten to emphasise the cross-curricular teaching potential of each title. They will provide notes and activities, spread by spread, highlighting ways in which learning can be extended in various subject areas for KS1. The other key changes on the original series will be revamped end sections featuring extension learning details together with the latest internet and web resource information. Ages 5+.

This title encourages children to think about the many different electrical appliances we use in our homes and schools every day. They learn to distinguish between an appliance that uses mains electricity and one that runs on batteries. Electrical circuits are explored in detail and children are encouraged to make their own circuits.

This collection of infant reading books works as the skills-focused backbone of guided reading resources, with step-by-step skills coverage and the full range of genre. The scheme correlates to the NLS and the Scottish 5-14 Attainment targets for children.

This is one in a series of titles alerting youngsters to the various hazards around the home and outdoors. Humorous illustrations complement clear, thoughtful text. Helpful notes are included for adults to get the most out of the book. This title focuses on safety issues near water.

A story about a little girl who is getting ready for the arrival of a new pet -- a cute little puppy! Illustrated by Zoe Figg

Adventurous children can experience life as a desert island castaway without ever leaving home. With an eye-catching plastic cover filled with sand, full-color graphics, and easy-to-follow instructions Survive on a Desert Island, presents educational information in a dynamic, interactive format. Twelve exciting survival challenges put young readers to the test as they attempt to complete tasks like building a shelter, finding water, making a fire, and finding food. A quiz at the end shows readers how much they''ve learned. Children may have so much fun learning to survive, that they never want to be rescued!