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Cambridge Reading Adventures: White Band: The Silk Road (NOC)
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Cambridge Reading Adventures: White Band: The Silk Road (NOC)

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Synopsis:
Take an exciting journey along the ancient Silk Road with this engaging reader from the Cambridge Reading Adventures series. Designed for White Band readers, this book follows the historical trade routes that connected East and West, introducing young learners to the cultures, goods, and ideas that traveled along this famous network.

Table of Contents or Chapters:
- The Silk Road Begins
- Goods and Traders
- Cities and Cultures
- Ideas Along the Road
- The Silk Road Today
- Glossary and Index

Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Develop reading fluency and comprehension at White Band level
- Understand historical trade and cultural exchange
- Build vocabulary related to geography and history
- Improve inference and deduction skills through text and illustrations
- Connect historical events to modern contexts

About the Author:
Tony Bradman is an acclaimed author of children's books, with over 30 years of experience writing for young readers. His works span fiction, non-fiction, and educational titles, and he is known for bringing history to life in an accessible way.

About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading academic and educational publisher, known for producing high-quality resources that support learning and development. Their Cambridge Reading Adventures series is designed to help children become confident and enthusiastic readers.

Book Details

Print Length32 pages
PublisherCambridge University Press
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781107562325

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