Liz Miles Books

Teaching notes
Teaching notes

By Liz Miles

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Oxford Reading Tree: Level 3: Decode and Develop: The Enormous Picture
Oxford Reading Tree: Level 3: Decode and Develop: Helicopter Rescue
Oxford Reading Tree: Level 3: Decode and Develop: Helicopter Rescue

By Liz Miles, Alex Brychta, Annemarie Young, Nick Schon, Roderick Hunt

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Oxford Reading Tree : Decode and Develop : Stage 1+, Stage 2 and Stage 3

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Oxford Reading Tree: Level 5: Floppy's Phonics Non-Fiction: Monster Party
Oxford Reading Tree: Level 6: Floppy's Phonics Non-Fiction: Group Guided Reading Notes
Bertie the Lazy Crow: Oxford Literacy Web Phonic Story Stage 7-9: Letters, Sounds and Rhymes
Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 16A: TreeTops Classics: Teaching Notes
Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 10: Fireflies: Making of a Book
Purple Storybook: A Goat in a Boat
Superphonics: Blue Storybook: Hot Dog!

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