’n Nuwe gier trek deur die wildpark. Mensekaarte! Kallie die Kameelperd en sy vriende wil al die kaarte bymekaarmaak, maar hulle sal dalk moet saamwerk om die versameling vol te kry! Daar is verskillende kleurkodes wat die leesvlak en moeilikheidsgraad van die teks aandui. Al die leesboekies in hierdie reeks is met kleurkodes gemerk volgens die aanvaarde standaard.

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.

There is a new craze at the Heavenly Hippos Wildlife Park. People Cards George the Giraffe and his friends want to collect them all but they may have to work together to get the full collection The third story in the series with a subtle message about team work and the fickleness of crazes.

Sam is an ordinary dog who likes to sit around and sleep in his basket - but Sam has a secret. When his owners leave the house, he becomes Super Sam! Find out what heroic deeds he performs in this entertaining story by ten-year-old Collins Big Cat 2011 Writing Competition winner Kaitlin Broadfoot, with illustrations by Kimberley Scott. Ideas for Reading provide practical support and stimulating activities. Text type: A simple story with a familiar setting.

A fun way for children to master the art of telling the time, allowing them to complete the activities over and over again using the special wipe-clean pen. With the help of a hoard of friendly monsters, the basics of telling the time are explained clearly and simply, with fun activities to consolidate learning, including helping to schedule a 'Monster day'and delivering the monster mail on time. Introduces telling the hour, half hour and quarter hour on both digital and analogue clocks.

Preschool children need to learn to hold and manipulate a pen effectively before they can start writing, and this wipe-clean book will provide them with plenty of practice. The special pen provided goes on smoothly and evenly; when the child has finished - or if they make a mistake - simply wipe off and the ink leaves virtually no residue.

This colourful wipe-clean book is full of friendly monsters who need help writing their numbers. Young children can draw over the outline of 6 monsters snorkelling in the sea, draw unicycles shaped like the number 5 for the monster circus and more. The wipe-clean pages mean activities can be done again and again.

This fun book is a perfect way to help young children learn how to do simple sums, allowing them to practise time and time again using the special wipe-clean pen. Children will have fun learning basic maths skills as they help the monsters with their sums, including counting balloons at a birthday party and adding up the monsters' eyes and teeth! A brilliant, interactive way to introduce simple additions and subtractions, with fun illustrations to engage young minds.

A wipe-clean book for preschoolers full of friendly monsters to help children learn to write lower case letters. Pen control activities such as adding straight stalks to daffodils or curly antennae to an insect help children practise the shape of each letter in the alphabet, and the special wipe-clean pen can be used again and again.

This durable, wipe-clean book allows children to trace over the dotted letter-shapes again and again, helping them to develop important pen-control skills and practice letter formation skills. It will help with reading and literacy skills as well as letter formation. It comes with a special wipe-clean pen which is really satisfying to write with, yet easy to wipe off the shiny pages.