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Road Rules by Hayhoe, Rosalind
$9.50 AUD
Category: Level 09 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 09
Do you like to ride your bike? Do you know how to cross the road? Roads are very busy places. We need to know the Road Safety Rules so that we can keep ourselves safe. What Road Safety Rules do you know?
Saving Tigers by Locker, John
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 19 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 19
What are some endangered animals? Tigers are in danger of becoming extinct. Extinct means gone forever. The tiger is one of the largest, quickest and fiercest animals in the world. It has only one real enemy. Do you know the tiger’s enemy? How do you think the tiger has become endangered?
Simple Technology by Holden, Pam
$9.50 AUD
Category: Level 13 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 13
There are many things in our homes that we use to help us every day. First someone had a clever idea to make something to help us with our work and play. Look around your home and see how many things have been made to help you.
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
$9.95 AUD
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?
Slithering Snakes by Holden, Pam
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 16 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 16
Snakes live in many countries of the world. They belong to the group of animals called reptiles, which have cold blood and scaly skin. A snake is an unusual animal, because it has a simple body with no legs, just a skull and a bendy backbone. It looks like a head and one long tail, but it is not really ...Show more
Super Spiders by Holden, Pam
$9.50 AUD
Category: Level 08 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 08
Many people think that spiders are insects. But spiders are different to insects. Their bodies have two main parts, not three. They have eight legs, not six. What else do you know about spiders?
The Great Outdoors by Holden, Pam
$9.50 AUD
Category: Level 07 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 07
In many parts of the world there are wide open spaces with no houses or towns. Some wild places are very cold and some are hot. Some people like to explore places where nobody lives.
The Milky Way by Holden, Barry
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 16 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 16
When you look up at the night sky, you will be able to see millions of stars. What else is out there in Space? How far away are the planets and the sun and the moon? What size are they? What are they really like?
The Water Cycle by Krueger, Carol
$9.95 AUD
Category: Level 19 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 19
Did you know that the water you drink has been around millions of times in a cycle? A cycle is the way things happen over again and again in the same order. Most water ends up in the sea. The sun makes the water rise. How does it get back to the sea again?
Top to Toe Counting by Holden, Pam
$9.50 AUD
Category: Level 07 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 07
Can you count all the parts of your body? How many fingernails have you got? How many knuckles are on your hands? What are the parts of your body called?
Toys That Can Go by Holden, Pam
$8.35 AUD
Category: Level 02 | Series: Red Rocket Readers: Non-fiction Set B | Reading Level: 2
Junior reader, one of a series of titles in the non-fiction strand which promotes literacy at emergent level.. As instructional readers, these titles feature exciting and varied non-fiction topics with colour photographs. The progressive introduction of table of contents, glossary and index, plus diagra ...Show more