What’s the difference between a frog and a toad? This highly photographic non-fiction book explains the similarities and differences between these two amphibians, including their appearance, diet and behaviour.
• Yellow/Band 3 books offer varied sentence structure and natural language
• Text type: A simple non-fiction book
• Children can compare the similarities and differences of frogs and toad in the comparison pages on pages 14–15, providing plenty of discussion opportunities.
• Curriculum links: Science: Plants and animals

Frog or Toad?: Band 03/Yellow (Collins Big Cat Phonics)

Children's Books

Barraclough, Sue

Animals

Collins Educational

Animals on the Farm (Little Nippers) (Little Nippers)

HEINEMANN LIBRARY+

Little Nippers: Fast and Slow Hardback (How Do Things Move?)

This work offers a practical, active approach to key citizenship topics that will show young children how to apply these concepts and values to their own lives. It includes photographs in a variety of contexts to help illustrate topics. It also includes index and glossary, introducing young readers to non-fiction features. It provides practical checklists explaining how to apply concepts studied in real life.

Fair Play (Young Explorer: Exploring Citizenship)

Your body is amazing! There are parts you can see and parts under your skin that you can't see. These parts work together to keep you alive and help you to do incredible things. You have a skeleton and muscles under your skin. Have you ever wondered how they help your body to move? Read this book in the 'Body Systems' series to find out!

The Skeleton and Muscle System: How Can I Stand on my Head? (Young Explorer: Body Systems)

Your body is amazing! There are parts you can see and parts under your skin that you can't see. These parts work together to keep you alive and help you to do incredible things. You can feel your heart beating in your chest. Have you ever wondered why it does? Read this book in the 'Body Systems' series to find out!

The Circulatory System: Why does my heart beat? (Young Explorer: Body Systems)

The Respiratory System (Body Systems)

This series looks at the body's various systems, with simple explanations and gradually building diagrams making a complex subject digestible. This book uses interesting contextualisation to make the topic more engaging. Each system is broken down into component parts to make comprehension easier. Readers are introduced to key features of non-fiction, including an index, glossary and suggested further reading.

Respiratory System: Why am I out of Breath? (Young Explorer: Body Systems)

The Sensory System (Body Systems)

Your body is amazing! There are parts you can see and parts under your skin that you can't see. These parts work together to keep you alive and help you to do incredible things. You have five senses. Have you ever wondered how they work? Read this book in the 'Body Systems' series to find out!

The Sensory System: Why am I Ticklish? (Young Explorer: Body Systems)

This series makes safety topics accessible to even the youngest readers, and focuses on situations in which children are likely to find themselves, for example, bicycle safety, water safety and road safety.Each title includes an index, a picture glossary to reinforce information learned in the book, suggestions for class discussion and notes on where to find further information. All titles correspond to KS1 PSHE Curriculum.

Home Safety. Sue Barraclough (Stay Safe!)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Road Safety. Sue Barraclough (Stay Safe!)

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