Planning of effective literacy units using high quality children’s literature Created by Sue McGonigle, this guidance will: Support student teachers and newly qualified teachers with planning engaging literacy units based on high quality children’s literature, providing guidance and exemplar materials. Demonstrate how linked sequences of lessons can be devised which ensure progression and lead to…
Literature for Cross-Curricular Learning Looking for good reads to share with children aged 5 – 11 that cover subjects across the curriculum? Take a look at our recommendations: all of these books have been tried and tested by the English 4-11 reviews team and the Primary Education Committee. If you buy any of the books,…
Winning books Non-fiction 7-11 The Ways of the Wolf Smriti Prasadam-Halls, illustrated by Jonathan Woodward (Hachette Children’s Group) Non-fiction 4-7 The Big Book of Beasts Yuval Zommer (Thames and Hudson) Fiction 7-11 On A Magical Do-Nothing Day Beatrice Alemagna (Thames and Hudson) Fiction 4-7 Stardust Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Briony May Smith (Nosy Crow) Shortlisted…
Winning books Non- Fiction 4-7 The Rhythm of the Rain Grahame Baker-Smith (Templar Publishing) Non-Fiction 7-11 Ocean Hélène Druvert and Emmanuelle Grundmann (Thames & Hudson) Fiction 7-11 Ocean Meets Sky The Fan Brothers (The Quarto Group) Fiction 4-7 I Say Ooh, You say Aah John Kane (Templar Publishing) Margaret Mallet Award for Children’s Non- fiction Rebel Voices: the…
Winning books Non-fiction 7-11 Rise Up! The Art of Protest by Jo Rippon, w/foreword by Chris Riddell and illustrated by various (Palazzo Editions Limited) Non-fiction 4-7 A Million Dots written and illustrated by Sven Völker (Cicada Books) Fiction 7-11 Through the Wall written and illustrated by Jonathan Standing (The Salariya Book Company) Fiction 4-7 The Suitcase written and illustrated by Chris Naylor-Ballesteros (Nosy Crow)…
How to enter your book Submissions welcomed for both fiction and non-fiction, in all age ranges from 4-7 and 7-11 years. There are four categories: Fiction for 4–7 years of age, Fiction for 7–11 years of age, Non-Fiction for 4–7 years of age, and Non-Fiction for 7–11 years of age. The book(s) should have been…
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