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BAND Band 30 Yellow LILAC Age 5–6 Year 1/P2 readers
Yellow/Band 3 books offer varied sentence structure and natural language.
Teacher Support
Practical planning and support for Yellow. Each guide contains
guides, photocopiable activities and assessment sheets, and the
CD-ROMs contain interactive resources.
Assessment and Support Guide B
978-0-00-726574-9 • £38.99
CD-ROM B
978-0-00-719866-5 • £155.00
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fiction
The New Kite
Julie Sykes
Mum tries out Lenny’s new kite. She holds on
tightly, but trips over the dog and falls into the
pond.
978-0-00-718568-9 A story with a familiar setting
non-fiction
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The Wind
Monica Hughes
This book informs early readers about the wind
by showing its effects.
978-0-00-718577-1 A non-chronological report
paired titles
Phonic Readers in Band Yellow
decodable fiction
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Language is becoming
more varied, with key
vocabulary illustrated
once again
Diggety Dog
Michaela Morgan
Diggety Dog is looking for a bone. But no matter
how far he digs, he only seems to manage to
uncover trouble!
978-0-00-723595-7 A humorous rhyming story
Focus Phonemes: y (ugly, spotty, greedy, very, smelly, slithery,
happy, sleepy, dizzy), o-e (bone, mole, hole, vole, joke)
Horse Up a Tree
Martin Waddell
When Horse went up a tree one day, he didn’t
think about how to get down again – and now
he’s stuck. The sheep, the ducks, the hens and
Farmer come to help him in this comical tale.
978-0-00-723596-4 A humorous story
Focus Phonemes: ay (day, hay, nay), ow (below, show)
Bart the Shark
Paul Shipton
Bart the Shark is big and bad. Bart the Shark is
feeling mad! Find out what happens to the little
fish when Bart the Shark comes to visit, in this
very funny rhyming story.
978-0-00-723594-0 A humorous story
Focus Phonemes: a-e (cave, shape), ea (eat, seaweed)
The Singing Beetle
Linda Strachan
Poppy the beetle sings all day, but her singing
isn’t very popular with the rest of the beetles and
they refuse to play with her. When she bumps
into Harry the mouse and Jake the snake, though,
she finds her singing can be useful after all.
978-0-00-742202-9 A story with a familiar setting
Focus Phonemes: ee, i-e, ea, oo, a-e, ie
I Spy Fly
Mal Peet and Elspeth Graham
The fly was hungry, and buzzed over to the park
to see what he could find. In the park he quickly
spied lots of food, but found getting that food
was much less straightforward!
978-0-00-742203-6 A story with a familiar setting
Focus Phonemes: y, oo, zz, ea, i-e
decodable non-fiction
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Real Monsters
Nic Bishop
Follow the adventures of a monster-like lizard, as it
goes out looking for food. This non-fiction book is
illustrated with stunning photographs by awardwinning
wildlife photographer, Nic Bishop.
978-0-00-723598-8 An information book
Focus Phonemes: ew (chew)
Rock Out!
Janice Vale
In this musical non-fiction book, a group of
children make instruments out of junk and bring
them together to play a tune.
978-0-00-723599-5 A non-fiction recount
Focus Phonemes: i-e (like, slides, pipe), u-e (tube)
The Sun and the Moon
Paul Shipton
The Sun and the Moon both shine on Earth, but
differ in many ways. This book
introduces children to the key similarities and
differences between the two celestial bodies.
978-0-00-723597-1 A simple non-chronological report
Focus Phonemes: igh (high, right, night), y (sky)
Peas, please!
Fiona Macdonald
Where do peas come from? How do they grow
and how do they get from the field to our dinner
plates? All these questions and more are
answered in this informative and photographic
journey of the pea.
978-0-00-742204-3 An information book
Focus Phonemes: ea, a-e, i-e, ai, oo, ee
It Was a Cold, Dark Night
Frog or Toad?
Sue Barraclough
What’s the difference between a frog and a toad?
This highly photographic non-fiction book
explains the similarities and differences between
these two amphibians, including their appearance,
diet and behaviour.
978-0-00-742205-0 A simple non-fiction book
Focus Phonemes: ay, ie, ea, ue, a-e, i-e, u-e
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Yellow Talking Books
It Was a Cold, Dark Night
Tim Hopgood
Ned is looking for a home in the cold, dark forest.
978-0-00-732922-9
A story with predictable structure and patterned language
Around the World
James Carter
Travel through sun, snow and showers with two
children.
978-0-00-718658-7
A poem with predictable structure and patterned language
Sam the Big, Bad Cat
Sheila Bird
Sam the big, bad cat isn’t feeling well and Tom
wants to take him to the vet. Sam doesn’t want to
go, and finds a variety of hiding places.
978-0-00-718572-6 A story with a familiar setting
Percy and the Rabbit
Nick Butterworth
When Percy’s cap, scarf and gloves go missing,
they end up being used by some mischievous
mice to decorate a snowman!
978-0-00-718570-2 A story with a familiar setting
Rat-a-tat-tat
Michaela Morgan
‘Rat-a-tat-tat! Who is that? Open the door and see...’.
978-0-00-718573-3
A rhyming story with a predictable and repetitive pattern
Rebecca at the Funfair
Frances Ridley
Rebecca went to the funfair. She didn’t like the
hall of mirrors, and the rollercoaster made her turn
green – but when she won prizes on a stall, she
decided she liked the funfair after all!
978-0-00-718575-7 A story with a familiar setting
The Little Egg
Tanya Landman
‘A little egg was in its nest. Pick! Peck! Pock!’ But
what happens to the little egg next?
978-0-00-718677-8 A patterned story with a predictable structure
Rolling
Gareth Owen
Follow a group of children as they climb to the
top of a hill and race each other to the bottom by
rolling in this fun rhyming poem.
978-0-00-741292-1 A poem
Doing Nothing
Petr Horacek
The frog is sitting at the bottom of the pond,
doing nothing. But other animals keep coming
after him and he has to hop away.
978-0-00-741293-8 A story with a familiar setting
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Water Bears
Sue Gates
Explore the extraordinary world of
water bears, tiny animals that you can find all
around but only see with a microscope.
978-0-00-732923-6 A simple non-fiction report
The Baby Turtle
Andy and Angie Belcher
Follow the first day of a baby turtle, from
hatching on the beach through its treacherous
journey from the sand to the sea.
978-0-00-718659-4 A non-fiction recount
Where is my School?
Alison Sage
See the exact location of Kim’s classroom within
her school, and then locate her school in her city,
her country and the world.
978-0-00-718569-6 An information book
Hands
Thelma Page
What can you do with your hands? There are lots
of ideas in this simple explanation book.
978-0-00-718587-0 An information text
Dance to the Beat
Uz Afzal
Find out how to perform some simple dance
moves in this instruction book.
978-0-00-718576-4 An instruction text
How to Have a Party
Susan Gates
Follow a young girl on the day of her party as
she checks though her list of preparations to
make sure everything is ready!
978-0-00-718574-0 A non-fiction text with lists and instructions
Lights
Monica Hughes
Learn about the qualities of each kind of light,
the way it illuminates, and the relationship
between darkness and light.
978-0-00-718680-8 A non-fiction recount
The Helper Bird
Anita Ganeri
This little bird may be small, but it’s very helpful
to bigger animals. Find out how the bird is able
to help the larger animals around it.
978-0-00-741294-5 A simple non-fiction book
Night Animals
Louise Spilsbury
When we go to sleep at night, some animals are
just waking up.
978-0-00-741295-2 A non-fiction report
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