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Skateboarding by Lockyer, John
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 17 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 17
Theres a lot more to riding a skateboard than just jumping on and whizzing along. Some skateboarders do special moves and tricks on their boards. Like surfers and skiers, they twist, turn, flip and jump. Skateboarders try not to fall off. Concrete is much harder than water or snow!
Skyscrapers by Lockyer, JohnLockyer, John
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Category: Level 15 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 15
Why do people build skyscrapers? What would be best about living in a skyscraper? What wouldnt be so good? How many floors do you think a skyscraper must have? Why do you think these buildings are called skyscrapers?
Smugglers' Tunnels by John Lockyer
$10.95 AUD
Category: Level 25
Places in the daytime are exactly the same at night. But in the dark, some places become scary because the light makes strange shadows and the sounds seem louder and closer. Can you think of a time when you were scared in the dark? This story happened in ancient alleyways and tunnels that were used long ...Show more
Soccer by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 19 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set A | Reading Level: 19
Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. More than 100 million people in 150 countries play soccer. Every four years these countries play each other for the World Cup. Players need many skills to play soccer. What are the most important skills a soccer player needs?
Sound by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 18 | Series: Red Rocket Readers
Our world is full of sounds. There are people sounds, animal sounds, sounds of nature and machine sounds. Sounds are made by vibrations. Vibrations are movements you can feel but not see. Sounds can be loud or quiet.
The Bone by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 16 | Series: Red Rocket Readers | Reading Level: 16
What do we call people who dig up old bones? What do old bones tell archaeologists? Why is it important for us to know what people were like long ago? Lets find out about a different bone digger.
The Bull Rider by John Lockyer
$10.95 AUD
Category: Level 27
What sort of things does a person do if they are trying to be cool? Why do some people act this way? Can you tell about a time when you or somebody else was trying to be cool? What would you say to a friend who was doing this?
The Moon by John Lockyer
$9.50 AUD
Category: Level 14 | Series: Red Rocket Readers | Reading Level: 14
The moon is easy to see from Earth. It is the brightest thing in the sky at night. It shines brightly, but it gives out no light of its own. The moon could be a place where people live one day.
The Rainforest by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 15 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set A | Reading Level: 15
Our world needs rainforests. The plants in rainforests help to clean our air and replace the oxygen we breathe. Without rainforests our planet would die. In hot countries, they are called tropical rainforests. Do you know where in the world the rainforests are?
The Sleep Out by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 20 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Fiction Set B | Reading Level: 20
Have you ever slept outside? Did you put up a tent? What did you need to take with you? What was different from sleeping inside your house? Did you see or hear anything unusual?
The Sun by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 18 | Series: Red Rocket Readers | Reading Level: 18
Think of all the things you enjoy doing in the sunshine. If the sun was not around what would you miss doing the most? We all like to do fun things in the sun but the sun is more important to us than that. In fact, it is the most important object in our sky.
Tides - Red Rocket Book by John Lockyer
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 22 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set A | Reading Level: 22
You are sure to have seen the changes of the tide when you are at the beach. Do you know what makes the tide come in and go out again? How often does it happen? How do the tide changes help sea animals? Why are the tides important to people?