2010, ISBN: 9781907030703

Paperback / softback. New. What happens to the tiny dots in the lake in Tadpoles? Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable maki… More...

Paperback / softback. New. What happens to the tiny dots in the lake in Tadpoles? Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 4 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds ee, ie, oa and ai., 6, Paperback / softback. New. Cinderella's slipper is lost in The Cinderella Play. Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 5 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds oo, ow, oi and soft c., 6, Paperback / softback. New. Can Nasim fight the dragon in The Wrong Kind of Knight? Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 4 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds ee, ie, oa and ai., 6, Paperback / softback. New. How can Mrs Green feed her cat in No Milk Today? Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 5 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds oo, ow, oi and soft c., 6, Paperback / softback. New. It is Sue Kangaroo's first day at school in Sue Kangaroo. Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 5 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds oo, ow, oi and soft c., 6, Paperback / softback. New. In Leroy meet an annoying little brother. Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 5 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds oo, ow, oi and soft c., 6, Paperback / softback. New. Find out about the funny things going on in The Upside-down Browns. Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 5 Songbirds Phonics books focus on spelling patterns for the long vowel sounds oo, ow, oi and soft c., 6, Paperback / softback. As New. The twins bring a frog to visit Gran in Gran is Cross. Songbirds Phonics are beautifully illustrated stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 3 Songbirds Phonics books focus on words with consonant cl, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. Ron Rabbit is fed up with his job in Fish and Chips. Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 2 Songbirds Phonics books focus on matching one sound to one letter or more than one, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. Who likes to splash, squelch and spring in Splash and Squelch?Songbirds Phonics are fully illustrated stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 3 Songbirds Phonics books focus on words with consonant clu, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. Will Yasmin and Dad get everything they need in The Shopping List?Songbirds Phonics are illustrated stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 3 Songbirds Phonics books focus on words with consonant clust, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. Will Ron Rabbit's Scrap Rocket lift off in The Scrap Rocket?Songbirds Phonics are fully illustrated stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 3 Songbirds Phonics books focus on words with consonant clust, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. Can Rick Duck beat Max Fox? Find out in The Big Match. Songbirds Phonics are fully illustrated stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 3 Songbirds Phonics books focus on words with consonant clusters, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. What happens when a mammoth sniffs a skunk? Find out in The Trunk and the Skunk. Songbirds Phonics are stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 3 Songbirds Phonics books focus on words with consonant, 5, Paperback / softback. As New. What is a zog? Find out in The Odd Pet. Songbirds Phonics are illustrated stories written by Julia Donaldson. The rich, patterned language is decodable making them perfect for phonics teaching and practice. Level 2 Songbirds Phonics books focus on matching one sound to one letter or more than one, 5, Teacher Created Resources, 2002-03-01. Paperback. Used: Good., Teacher Created Resources, 2002-03-01, 2.5, Cico, 2010-10. Paperback. Used: Good., Cico, 2010-10, 2.5<

2010, ISBN: 9781907030703

Hardcover

Enfield, Middlesex, UK: Beekay Publishers. Very Good/Very Good. 1988. First Edition. Hard Cover. Sm 4to 0947674004 Dust jacket complete. BVrown cloth with bright gilt titling on spine.… More...

Enfield, Middlesex, UK: Beekay Publishers. Very Good/Very Good. 1988. First Edition. Hard Cover. Sm 4to 0947674004 Dust jacket complete. BVrown cloth with bright gilt titling on spine. No ownership inscription. Numerous Colour Photographs. 136 pages clean and tight. Anyone who has ever tried to do something practical or technical without proper written instructions knows how difficult this can be. The use of fur, feather and hair, put together on a hook in fly-dressing, or fly-tying as it is more commonly known, to create an illusion of real life, is useless unless the proportions of each is correct. A wing too long, a hackle too sparse, or a dubbing too loose are common beginner's faults, and all may make the finished fly useless as an imitation. These mistakes can be corrected with the proper instructional techniques, but good quality materials are needed also, and this is of supreme importance when tying all flies. In eight chapters the author sets out to give the correct procedures and techniques for all forms of trout and salmon flies. With a little practice and patience, anyone reading this book will be able to tie any type of fly from a herl body to a split wing, as the various stages of dressing trout and salmon patterns are described in detail and superbly illustrated with two hundred full colour photographs. The buying of materials, the use of bleach and dye in fly-dressing, and even building a worktop and storage bench are all included in the book, which gives as much detailed help to the fly tyer as it is possible to obtain. ., Beekay Publishers, 1988, 3, Carnforth: Gressingham Press, 2006. Paperback. New. This short booklet is meant to smooth the path of undergraduate students, perhaps unsure of what is expected of them, and how to gain maximum benefit from their academic years What is a college; a university? What goes on within the walls? The provision here of a basic vocabulary will make academic studies more accessible for all. New students, despite their early acquisition of the practical skills of notetaking, essay writing and so on, enter a wide, and possibly forbidding, territory. So, the attempt here is to offer a broad view, a conspectus of things academic. Presented in four main parts - Study Style; Study Management; Study Patterns and Study Outputs - this provides an essential frame-of-reference to the structures, processes and objectives of academic study at university level. An informative and useful guide to both new students, and those involved in staff development or induction courses. Reviewer's Quotes: 'The move from school or access course into tertiary educationis often a shock. Not only does the student usually have to confront a move away from home (and often for the first time), but also experience new circumstances and new people. She or he has to adapt to new ways of handling ideas, learning new 'facts' and how to construct an argument that is their own. This is no easy transition. Eric Liggett's 'What is a University?' attempts to help the student prepare for the transition into academic study. I particularly liked the ways in which the book introduces and defines complex terms that academic lecturers include without considering just how rare these terms are. The book also serves as an introduction to some of the deeper issues behind the philosophy of science and the nature of learning.' - Professor Charles Lewis, University of Lancaster, United Kingdom. 'Good advice, practical wisdom, attractively dispensed. A first-rate student vade mecum. Humour welcome and always apposite.' - Professor Marshall Walker, University of Waikato, New Zealand. Contains 78 pages, 21 x 15cm, with 17 figures and full index. This is a New item in New/Mint condition., Gressingham Press, 2006, 6, Cico, 2010-10. Paperback. Used: Good., Cico, 2010-10, 2.5<

2010, ISBN: 9781907030703

Carnforth: Gressingham Press, 2006. Paperback. New. This short booklet is meant to smooth the path of undergraduate students, perhaps unsure of what is expected of them, and how to gain… More...

Carnforth: Gressingham Press, 2006. Paperback. New. This short booklet is meant to smooth the path of undergraduate students, perhaps unsure of what is expected of them, and how to gain maximum benefit from their academic years What is a college; a university? What goes on within the walls? The provision here of a basic vocabulary will make academic studies more accessible for all. New students, despite their early acquisition of the practical skills of notetaking, essay writing and so on, enter a wide, and possibly forbidding, territory. So, the attempt here is to offer a broad view, a conspectus of things academic. Presented in four main parts - Study Style; Study Management; Study Patterns and Study Outputs - this provides an essential frame-of-reference to the structures, processes and objectives of academic study at university level. An informative and useful guide to both new students, and those involved in staff development or induction courses. Reviewer's Quotes: 'The move from school or access course into tertiary educationis often a shock. Not only does the student usually have to confront a move away from home (and often for the first time), but also experience new circumstances and new people. She or he has to adapt to new ways of handling ideas, learning new 'facts' and how to construct an argument that is their own. This is no easy transition. Eric Liggett's 'What is a University?' attempts to help the student prepare for the transition into academic study. I particularly liked the ways in which the book introduces and defines complex terms that academic lecturers include without considering just how rare these terms are. The book also serves as an introduction to some of the deeper issues behind the philosophy of science and the nature of learning.' - Professor Charles Lewis, University of Lancaster, United Kingdom. 'Good advice, practical wisdom, attractively dispensed. A first-rate student vade mecum. Humour welcome and always apposite.' - Professor Marshall Walker, University of Waikato, New Zealand. Contains 78 pages, 21 x 15cm, with 17 figures and full index. This is a New item in New/Mint condition., Gressingham Press, 2006, 6, Cico, 2010-10. Paperback. Used: Good., Cico, 2010-10, 2.5<