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Series Editor: Hazel Geatches . CLIL Adviser: John Ctegg Oxford Read and Discover graded readers are at four levels, from 3 to 6, suitabte for students from age 8 and otder. They cover many topics within three subject areas, and can support Engtish across the curricu[um, or Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL). Availabte for each reader: . Audio CD Pack (book& audio CD) . Activity Book For Teacher's Notes & CLIL Guidance go to www.oup.c om / elt/ teacher/reada ndd iscover y Subject \ Area The Wortd of Science leueN. & Technology n How We Make Products @ * Sound and Music 600 * Super Structures headwordss Your Five Senses @ 750 headwords r A[[ About Plants . How to Stay Heatthy r Machines Then and Now . Why We Recycte . Materials to Products @ ' Medicine Then and Now 900 . Transportation Then headwords and Now . Wild Weather . Celts and Microbes @ r Clothes Then and Now 1,050 o Inoedible Energy headwordso YourAmazing Body The Natural Wortd Amazing Minibeasts Animats in the Air Life in Rainforests Wonderful Water . At[ About Desert Life . All About Ocean Life r Animals at Night . Incredible Earth All About lslands Animal Life Cyctes Exploring Our World Great Migrations r Al[ About Space . Caring for Our Planet o Earth Then and Now r WonderfuI Ecosvstems The Wortd of Arts & SociaI Studies * Festivals Around the Wortd . Free Time Around the World r Animals in Art . Wonders of the Past a a Homes Around the Worl.d Our World in Art Helping Around the World Food Around the Wortd For younger students, Dotphin Readers Levels Starter, l, and 2 are availabte.
Great Mi rations Rachel Bladon Rea and discover aU about great animal migrations ... • Why do animals migrate? How do they find their way? Read and discover more about the world! This series of non -fiction readers provides interesting and educational content, with activities and project work. Series Editor: Hazel Geatches Audio CD Pack available Word count for this reader: 3,463 Level 3 600 headwords III ff:\ Level 5 '\::iY 900 headwords Level 4 Level 6 750 headwords 1,050 headword "EliiI 9 UJ OXFORD ENe.1 1 II ISBN 978·01'1 II I'·", ..\ 1"
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Disappearing Species Global warming
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Ie,'s Rachel Bladon Introduction 3
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Insects are sma[[ animals [ike butt
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There are many other groups of inve
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Page 44 and 45: Reptiles are cold-blooded, and thei
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Page 56 and 57: Birds ( Read pages 28-3L. 1 Write /
Page 58 and 59: A Life Cycle Poster 1 Complete the
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Page 62 and 63: Ourr World Jacqueline Martin Introd
Page 64 and 65: Thousands of years ago, early peopt
Page 66 and 67: Early people traveled around to loo
Page 68 and 69: There are lots of people who explor
Page 70 and 71: A desert is an area of land where l
Page 72 and 73: Many parts of the world are hard to
Page 74 and 75: The Arctic and Antarctic were the [
Page 76 and 77: Mountains cover about 25% of Earth.
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Page 80 and 81: Exploring + Read pages 4-7. 1 Write
Page 82 and 83: C Exploring the Past Read pages !2-
Page 84 and 85: Rivers and Rainforests + Read pages
Page 86 and 87: & *%&wwm&m&mm Read pages 28-3L. & C
Page 88 and 89: Famous Places 1 These places have t
Page 92 and 93: Migrations Rachel Bladon Introducti
Page 94 and 95: Migration is when animals move from
Page 96 and 97: There are many different species of
Page 98 and 99: Many species of insect, like dragon
Page 100 and 101: When animals migrate by land, they
Page 102 and 103: llooI"ad .. ~aMd. About 200,000 zeb
Page 104 and 105: Many fish migrate around the ocean,
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Page 110 and 111: On the Move Read pages 4- 7. Comple
Page 112 and 113: Insect and Bat Migrations .. Read p
Page 114 and 115: Migrations in Africa Read pages 20-
Page 116 and 117: Going Home to Breed .. Read pages 2
Page 118 and 119: A Migrants Poster Complete the char
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Page 122 and 123: ffhuIrn Around the World Jacqueline
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Page 126 and 127: Some people today Live in homes mad
Page 128 and 129: DWleNat aJ~1UtaI The climate is dif
Page 130 and 131: Most homes stay in one place, but s
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Page 134 and 135: Most homes around the world have fo
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Page 138 and 139: PlJ6gNI ••• About 100 years a
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Homes in the Past + Read pages 4-7.
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Different Climates + Read pages 12-
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famous Homes 3 Write'/ or )(. Then
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Homes for Everyone + Read pages 28-
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A Homes Survey 1 Draw a pLan of you
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Series Editor: Hazel Geatches • C
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fro P~odu~ts ALex Raynham Introduct
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A very long time ago, people didn't
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The ground is made of rocks. In roc
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Tiny pieces of materials are called
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Farmers grow plants and raise farm
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Sneakers, plastic toys, plastic sho
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People are making new materials aLL
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It can be very difficult to find ma
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PHILlPS We are inventing new materi
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The first Materials .. Read pages 4
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Glass and Concrete Read pages 12- 1
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Incredible Oil ... Read pages 20-23
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finding Minerals + Read pages 28-31
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Products in My Home 1 Choose ten ma
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In Arrt Richard Northcott Contents
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Cities are interesting places. Ther
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A painting of the inside of a build
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Paintings of the countryside are ca
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Paintings of flowers are called sti
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Machines can be beautifuL. Planes a
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There are different types of Light
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People in paintings don't move, but
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Are there any sculptures or murals
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Cities Read pages 4-7. 1 Write the
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Outdoors .. Read pages 12-15. 1 Mat
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Machines -+ Read pages 20-23. Compl
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Movement Read pages 28-31. Match. T
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~ A famous Artist My Favorite II I
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Then and Now James Styring lntroduc
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flhen andNow Until about 7,00O year
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ffi@@tumd We use boats and ships to
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Transportation became much faster a
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In busy cities, bicycles and motorc
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ff,6 rr'*$ Cars are the most popula
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,gl' Peopte have dreamed about ftyi
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[nffieffiq@ffie The world needs to
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Then and Now :ij Read pages 4-7. Wr
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d Trains, Buses, andTruck* * Read p
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Read pages 20-23. Write the words.
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Around the World 3 Read pages 28-31
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@ A Transportation Poster 1 Find or
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Series Editor: Hazel Geatches . CLI
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oct] Weather Jacqueline Martin ; Co
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Around Earth, there is a blanket of
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Weather can be very different aroun
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CLouds Look light, but even a small
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leNCo •• tIIelaln People, anima
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About 11,000 years ago, more than 3
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let Wexailixer Weather is hottest i
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As Earth moves, air moves with it.
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Earth is getting warmer. The climat
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What Is Weather? .. Read pages 4-7.
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~ All About Clouds .. Read pages 12
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, , Cold Weather .. Read pages 20-2
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Windy Weather .. Read pages 28-31.
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A Weather Report 1 Record the weath
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