Excite your children and give them a firm foundation in phonics. Part of the Bug Club family, Bug Club Phonics aims to help children learn to read by the age of six in a fun and accessible way. Following the order of Letters and Sounds, the Bug Club Phonics programme matches the National Curriculum and Early Learning Goals and ensures children read from books with the sounds they know as they are learning to read. Ideal for home learning. Brown Fox plays a trick on Stork by serving dinner on flat plates that Stork cannot eat from. But Stork gets her revenge by serving Fox some fish in long, tall jars. Part of the Bug Club reading series used in over 3500 schools Helps your child develop reading fluency and confidence Suitable for children age 4-5 (Reception) Book band: Red C Phonics phase: 4

Book Description (formally called "Annotation"): Two parents sing to their first child, imagining all the amazing things he will do. Inspired, they all race out the door to get started A fun, positive book with 20 joyous illustrations. Ages 1-10. Following the story, additional space is provided for children to plan their own dreams, and keep track of their accomplishments and experiences. A keepsake to be reflected upon and cherished. Glavin s] story inspires children to reach for the stars. NAPERVILLE SUN Grepo] has created pictures rich in detail and optimism and which celebrate the diversity of our world. . . . Kids are also urged to brainstorm about their future by envisioning dream vacations, creating a savings plan and writing their perfect life story. . . . the book will make a keepsake people will enjoy looking back on when they re older. CLAREMONT COURIER In this combination picture activity book and memory album, parents affectionately envision the firsts in their new child s life . . . a la an energetic reversal of "Goodnight Moon." . . . Space provided after the story s enthusiastic conclusion invites parents and children to record and remember firsts, and to celebrate and plan future goals. . . . it sticks close to home, with a heartfelt message: Mom and Dad are here, and they can t wait to see you grow. KIRKUS REVIEWS

Cat is hot but he spots duck. Duck is cool It is a windy day Sam and his family are wearing lots of hats

A lost dog, a hidden time tunnel and a secret lake take Stella and Tom to their home and the children living there 100 years in the past. A page-turning time travel adventure for children aged 8-11. Now enjoyed by over 250,000 young readers! When Stella and her younger brother, Tom, move to their new London home, they become mystified by the disappearances of Harry, their elderly neighbour's dog. Where does he go? And why does he keep reappearing wet-through? Their quest to solve the riddle over the summer holidays soon leads to a boat buried under a grassy mound - and a tunnel that takes them to a secret lake. Who is the boy rowing towards them? Why is he so terrified? And whose are those children's voices carried on the wind from beyond the woods? Stella and Tom soon discover that they have travelled back in time to their home and its gardens almost 100 years earlier. Here they make both friends and enemies and uncover startling connections between the past and present. The Secret Lake has been described by readers as a modern Tom's Midnight Garden and compared in atmosphere with The Secret Garden and the Enid Blyton and Nancy Drew mystery adventure stories. Its page-turning plot, with its many twists and turns, makes it a firm favourite with both boys and girls. Karen Inglis describes it as: "a time travel mystery adventure with modern twists - the kind of story that I loved to read as a child, but brought right up to date".

This title is part of Pearson's Bug Club - the first whole-school reading programme that joins books and an online reading world to teach today's children to read. In this book: Let's have fun at the fun park! This title is suitable for ages 4-5 (Pink level)

Each reading book in the 'Rapid Plus' series is finely levelled and trialled with KS3 students.