Cambridge Reading: Going to School
Description
Synopsis:
Cambridge Reading: Going to School is a delightful early reader book designed for primary-level students. It follows the simple journey of a child as they prepare for and travel to school, helping young learners build confidence in reading English through familiar, everyday experiences. The book uses simple vocabulary and engaging illustrations to support comprehension and fluency.
Table of Contents or Chapters:
The book contains a single continuous narrative with no separate chapters, focusing on a sequential story from waking up, getting ready, and traveling to school, ending with arriving at the classroom.
Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Develop basic reading fluency and word recognition.
- Understand and use vocabulary related to daily routines and school.
- Build comprehension of simple sentence structures.
- Encourage a positive association with reading and school.
About the Author:
Grace Hallworth is an experienced author of children's educational books, known for creating engaging and accessible texts that support early literacy development in primary-aged children.
About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a globally respected academic and educational publisher, renowned for producing high-quality, research-backed learning materials, including the Cambridge Reading series used widely in schools.
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