Sarah Fleming Books

Trackers: Non-Fiction Level 1

By Sarah Fleming, Kate Ruttle

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By Sarah Fleming, Kate Ruttle, Ruttle, Kate, Fleming, Sarah

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Teaches and practises reading skills such as: high frequency words, phonics, syntax and semantics. The teaching support, high quality PCMs in the "Teacher's Guides" to "Guided Reading Booklets", ha...

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By Sarah Fleming, Kate Ruttle, Ruttle, Kate, Fleming, Sarah

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Trackers Level 1 Non-fiction, Matches The Quality Of Any Mainstream Resource And Gives Less-able Readers The Motivation And Interest To Want To Read. Trackers Also Teaches And Practises More Of The...

Trackers: Non-Fiction Level 1

By Sarah Fleming, Kate Ruttle, Ruttle, Kate, Fleming, Sarah

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By Sarah Fleming, Kate Ruttle, Ruttle, Kate, Fleming, Sarah

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By Sarah Fleming, Ruttle, Kate, Fleming, Sarah

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By Sarah, Fleming, Sarah Fleming

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By Sarah Fleming

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Aims to give struggling readers the motivation and interest to want to read. This work also teaches and practices the key reading skills, such as high frequency words, phonics, syntax, and semantic...

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By Sarah Fleming

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By Sarah Fleming

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