ISBN:9781108563642
Format:Multiple copy pack
Subject(s):Literacy
Qualification:Cambridge Primary
Author(s):Ian Whybrow, Laurie Kubuitsile, Gabby Pritchard, Anita Ganeri, Jonathan Emmett, Jim Carrington
Available from:April 2018

An ideal way to add to your reading collection, our Strand Packs include every title within your chosen level. Explore the range of exciting fiction, playscripts and non-fiction at Pathfinders Strand including River Rescue, Leila’s Game, Connections and The Mountain of Fire. Pathfinders titles are for learners whose reading is accurate, fast and fluent. They will need to decode and read unfamiliar words. Stories and subject matter typically require readers to understand character emotions and motives.

FEATURES:

• Build your reading collection with every book within your chosen level.
• Sail the seas with Sinbad, scale an active volcano and journey to the stars above with exciting fiction and non-fiction titles from around the world.
• Children begin their reading journey with simple word books at Pink A, progressing to books with over 3,500 words at Voyagers strand as their confidence grows.
• Every book has detailed teacher’s notes inside the back cover to help you deliver lessons that spark a love of reading.
• Whether you are teaching Cambridge Primary, IB Primary Years Programme or the International Primary Curriculum, we have titles that link to and support your classroom teaching.

Inside pages available to view at:

https://www.cambridge.org/cn/education/subject/english/literacy/cambridge-reading-adventures/cambridge-reading-adventures-pathfinders-strand-pack?isbn=9781108563642&format=WX#description

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