These Fix-it Phonics Workbooks are full of engaging activities, stickers and colouring to help children learn and consolidate knowledge of the Aa-Zz shapes and sounds with their Letterland friends. Each unit includes handwriting practice of both the lower and uppercase letter shapes as well as word building, review and listening activities, giving every child a sense of accomplishment and progress.

Age: 4-5 (Reception) Level: EYFS Subject: phonics, reading In this wordless non-fiction book, find out what happens to a tiny seed when it is planted, watered and left to grow in the sunshine. Part of the Bug Club reading series used in over 3500 schools Helps your child develop an understanding of how stories work Suitable for children aged 4-5 (Reception) Phonics phase: 1 This book aligns with Letters and Sounds (2007) Phase 1. This title is part of Pearson's Bug Club, a reading programme used in over 3500 schools. Bug Club books are designed to help children enjoy learning to read. For more Bug Club books and learn at home resources, search for Bug Club.

Bring reading to life with well-known, family favourite characters!

• Help your child progress at home with Bug Club and Disney decodable readers for phonics phases 1-3..
• Bug Club captures children's imagination, nurtures lifelong readers, and is proven to work: research shows that after 18 months, children using Bug Club were 11 months ahead of their expected reading age.
• Bug Club at home will complement children's school learning as they develop comprehension and fluency and provide independent reading practice with fully decodable phonics patterns.
• Children can engage with extra learning content, and activities at the back of each book – now with their favourite Disney characters!
• The books all feature our specially designed dyslexia-friendly font and are set on pastel coloured backgrounds to help reduce visual stress.
• Already used by 1.5 million children in over 3,300 Primary schools in the UK, Bug Club is an ideal solution to help fill in any reading gaps.

The other animals won't let George the Giraffe join their club—so he sets out to start his own

At Heavenly Hippo Wildlife Park the penguins have started up a new club—but only the black and white animals are invited. Feeling left out, George the Giraffe comes up with his own scheme.