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22 resources for “Readers (Primary)”

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Aesop’s Fables

Aesop

Short animal stories invite readers to test claims about behaviour through memorable situations. Share one fable at a time, identify the problem before rea...

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Upper primary / early secondary

Charlotte’s Web

E. B. White

Wilbur’s relationships turn a farmyard story into an exploration of care, change and loss. Read how Charlotte’s words influence other characters, then comp...

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Upper primary / early secondary

Fantastic Mr Fox

Roald Dahl

A family’s struggle against three farmers becomes a sequence of plans, setbacks and shared effort. Keep track of what each side knows and compare the pleas...

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Upper primary / early secondary

Goodnight Mister Tom

Michelle Magorian

Evacuation brings Willie into a household where ordinary routines gradually acquire new meaning. Trace changes in trust through small actions rather than o...

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Upper primary / early secondary

Matilda

Roald Dahl

Matilda’s love of reading meets adults who use authority in sharply different ways. Compare the exaggerated cruelty of some scenes with quiet acts of encou...

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Upper primary / early secondary

The BFG

Roald Dahl

Sophie’s encounter with a giant turns an unfamiliar world into a test of listening and friendship. Explore invented words through their context, compare fr...

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The Book of Nonsense

Edward Lear

Illustrated nonsense verse invites readers to enjoy patterns that lead to unlikely situations. Share a short example, compare the rhythm of its lines and i...

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The Haliburton primer

Haliburton, M. W. (Margaret Winifred), 1855-1928; Payne, Bruce Ryburn, 1874-1937 [Author of introduction, etc.]; Burd, C. M. (Clara Miller), 1873-1933 [Illustrator]

The Haliburton primer — English source edition. Subject: Readers (Primary).

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Upper primary / early secondary

The Iron Man

Ted Hughes

An unexpected metal visitor provokes fear before a different relationship becomes possible. Follow the changing descriptions of the Iron Man and the scale...

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Primary / family

The Wind in the Willows

Kenneth Grahame

Read Chapter I from Mole’s spring-cleaning to his first encounter with the river, stopping before he notices the hole in the opposite bank. Contrast his du...

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Treasure Island

Robert Louis Stevenson

Read Chapter I from the captain’s arrival at the Admiral Benbow to his request that Jim watch for a seafaring man with one leg. His forceful manner suggest...

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Wonder

R. J. Palacio

Auggie’s move into school is told through several viewpoints that reveal different pressures and loyalties. Compare accounts of the same situation, noticin...

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