Reading Program, Strana 9
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Reading level 0 - Phonics
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Starter level (Pre-A1) - 350 Headwords
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Reading level 1 /A1/ - 550 Headwords
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Reading level 2 /A1+/ - 700 Headwords
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Reading level 3 /A2/ - 1000 Headwords
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Reading level 4 /A2+/ - 1200 Headwords
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Reading level 5 /B1/ - 1600 Headwords
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Reading level 6 /B1+/ - 2000 Headwords
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Reading level 7 /B2+C1/ - 2500 Headwords
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Řazení produktů
Výpis produktů
The nightingale’s song is beautiful. Every day, she sings for the Emperor – but she’s just an ordinary brown bird. Can the Emperor have a better, prettier nightingale?
How does Macbeth turn so quickly from trusted military commander to murderous traitor? This compelling version brings readers into the heart of Shakespeare's drama, and includes...
Jane Eyre is an orphan, poor and ordinary-looking. Her life is poor and ordinary too until she comes to Thornfield Hall and meets Mr. Rochester; but Thornfield hides a dangerous...
A retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic fairy tale about the wicked Snow Queen's attempt to kidnap a boy in the frozen north.
Who is stealing golden apples from the King's magical orchard?
Three original stories for children who have just started reading on their own.
An amusing and original story for children growing in reading confidence.
The quirky sequel to Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland retold for children growing in reading confidence and ability.
The classic story by Charles Dickens retold for children ready to tackle longer and more complex stories.
Strange things are happening at the Paris Opera House. Young singer Christine is suddenly famous – but who is her ‘angel of music’? There are stories about a ghost. Can they be...
When his ship is lost in a storm, Gulliver swims to the land of Lilliput. Lilliput is no ordinary island, and Gulliver soon finds that he is a BIG problem there…
King Midas really likes gold. King Midas would like more gold. How can he make more gold? Gold is always a good thing… isn’t it?