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FULLY DECODABLE AUSTRALIAN GUIDED READING FOR F-2 What’s inside: • Series overview • Detail on the series phonic and comprehension frameworks • Sample pages from the Guided Reading texts

DEVELOP PHONIC AND COMPREHENSION SKILLS FROM THE START Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables (ORFC Decodables) is a unique, fully decodable, guided reading series, underpinned by a proven, finely sequenced phonics framework (aligned to Letters and Sounds) and a research-based Comprehension Skills Framework. In addition, ORFC Decodables is structured so that the introduction of new GPCs (grapheme–phoneme correspondences) is supported by one fiction title and one non-fiction title in Oxford Levels 1–6, supporting strong early vocabulary acquisition.

SUPPORT PHONIC AND COMPREHENSION SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN EVERY STUDENT 60 Fully Decodable Guided Reading Texts: y support strong phonic knowledge in every student by practising new sounds introduced via a proven phonic framework, Letters and Sounds (see p4 of this brochure for the full phonic structure of the series) y are structured so that the introduction of new sounds is supported by one fiction title and one non-fiction title

"The two vital aspects to becoming an accomplished and motivated reader (word recognition and language comprehension processes) are brought together in this exciting new series.” Laura Sharp Phonics Expert

y are meticulously levelled to both phonic and wider reading levelling criteria, ensuring skill progression across word reading and comprehension.

Phonics and Comprehension Coaching for Every Text: y supports embedding phonic knowledge, with guidance for the practice of newly introduced sounds and high-frequency words y includes guidance for explicitly teaching and modelling comprehension strategies y provides comprehension questions to monitor students’ use of comprehension skills during reading y includes supportive before-, during- and after-reading materials.

Teacher Handbook: y gives an overview of the phonics framework and introduction of high-frequency words y suggests phonic warm-up activities, tips on practising sounds, support for segmenting and blending y supports teaching, modelling and developing comprehension strategies and skills in the classroom

WHY CHOOSE ORFC DECODABLES?

y provides an overview and explanation of the Comprehension Skills Framework and its application across the series

ORFC Decodables have a unique phonic and comprehension approach that supports every student to become a successful reader.

y provides guidance for monitoring and assessment of phonic knowledge and comprehension skills using the series.

• The series builds strong phonic knowledge in every student by practising new sounds introduced via a proven phonic framework, Letters and Sounds. • The series enables strong comprehension development in every student through the research-based Comprehension Skills Framework. • The introduction of new sounds is supported by one fiction title and one non-fiction title in Oxford Levels 1–6, supporting strong early vocabulary acquisition.

Digital Resources on Oxford Owl: y guidance for using the Oxford Wordlist with the series, with access to the 500 words aligned to the Letters and Sounds phonic sequence y 'Think Aloud’ and Strategy Tip Flashcards y Graphic Organiser templates y Student Assessment templates.

y ORFC Decodables feature fully decodable non-fiction titles from the earliest level. y ORFC Decodables incorporate the latest Oxford Wordlist with guidance on its use aligned to the phonic progression of the series.

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PHONIC STRUCTURE OF ORFC DECODABLES ORFC Decodables is underpinned by a proven phonic framework, Letters and Sounds. The gradual introduction of new GPCs supports the practice and consolidation of phonic knowledge in guided reading sessions.

Oxford Level 1 1+

L&S phase

Book titles

Focus GPCs

Fiction

Non-fiction

Phase 1

n/a

The Giant Turnip

A Trip to the Zoo

Phase 2, Set 1

s, a, t, p

What's That Sound?

A Year in the Garden

Phase 2, Set 2

m, i, d, n

Pip the Kitten

Tin, Pan, Cook!

Phase 2, Set 3

g, o, c, k

Nap Time!

A Dog Can

Phase 2, Set 4

ck, e, u, r

Get Up, Sam!

On the Farm

Phase 2, Set 5

h, b, f, l, ff, ll, ss

The Bug Bus

Cricket

Phase 3, Set 6

j, v, w, x

A Big Mess

Hot and Wet

Phase 3, Set 7

y, z, zz, qu

Buzz the Bot

I Can

Phase 3

ch, sh, th, ng

Thud!

Fun with Nan and Pop!

Phase 3

ai, ee, igh, oa

The Buzzing Bee

I Can See a Sheep!

oo, oo, ar, or, ur

A Shark at the Pool

A Week in the North

ow, oi, ear, air, ure, er

A Vet on the Farm

Rain and Hail

adjacent consonant words (CVCC)

The Lost Lunchbox

In the Summer

adjacent consonant words (CCVC)

A Good Spot

Get Fit!

adjacent consonant words (CCVCC)

The Shelter

Park Jobs

ay /ai/; ou /ow/; ie /igh/; ea /ee/; oy /oi/; ir /ur/; ue /oo/, /(y)oo/; aw /or/

Layla and the Blue Bird

Swoop, Creep and Cling

wh /w/; ph /f/; ew /oo/, /(y)oo/; oe /oa/; au /or/; ey /ee/; a-e /ai/; e-e /ee/; i-e /igh/; o-e /oa/; u-e /oo/, (y)oo/

A New Home

Helping at Home

Alternative Pronunciations a /ai/, /ar/, /o/; e /ee/; i /igh/; o /oa/; u /oo/, /oo/, /(y)oo/; c /s/; ow /oa/; ie /ee/; ea /e/; er /ur/; ou /oo/; ou /oa/

Putting on a Show

Grow, Tomato, Grow!

Phase 4

Phase 5

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L&S phase Phase 5 Alternative pronunciations Alternative spellings

Focus GPCs Alternative Pronunciations y /igh/, /i/, /ee/; ch /c/, /sh/; g /j/; ey /ai/

Book titles Fiction

Non-fiction

The Biggest Pet

The Night Sky

Alternative Spellings /ch/ tch, t; /j/ g, dg, dge, ge; /m/ mb; /n/ gn, kn; /r/ wr; /s/ st, se, ce, c; /z/ se; /u/ o; /i/ y; /ear/ eer, ere; /o/ a

Five Holidays

Welcoming Spring

Alternative Spellings /ar/ a, al; /air/ are, ere, ear; /or/ a, our, augh, aw; /ur/ or, ear, ir; /oo/ u, oul; /ai/ ay, a-e, eigh, ey; /ee/ ea, e-e, y, ie, e, ey; /igh/ y, ie, i-e; /oa/ ow, o-e, oe, o; /(y)oo/ ew, u-e, ue; /oo/ ew, u-e, ue, ou; /sh/ ch, ti, ci, s, ss; /zh/ si, s

The Fishing Trip

In My Town

Words with alternative spellings for rare GPCs (for a full phonic overview for each book in Phase 6 see the ORFC Decodables Teacher Handbook)

The Photo Box

All About Instruments

Best Friends

Big Animals

The Right Track

Rock Art

New Pen Pals

Life Cycles

The Trampoline Machine

Superfoods

The Great Castle Fair

Team Players

The Monster Under the Bed

Get Active at the Beach

A Weekend Off

Measure the Weather

Issun Boshi

Shopping: Then and Now

Alternative Spellings /c/ c, k, ck, ch; /f/ ph; /v/ ve; /w/ wh; /e/ ea, ie; /ow/ ou

Phase 6

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COMPREHENSION SKILLS FRAMEWORK

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ORFC Decodables is underpinned by Oxford's Comprehension Skills Framework. Developed by leading experts, the Framework supports the development and practice of key interactive comprehension strategies and the ongoing independent application of comprehension skills. The comprehension strategies outlined in the Framework are the actions readers do in the moment of reading to help build meaning; comprehension skills are practised after reading.

ORFC Decodables titles at Oxford Levels 1–6 introduce new GPCs via a fiction and non-fiction title, supporting phonic practice and comprehension skill development. Review the two sample titles below to see how this works in the books at the following phase:

Reading between the lines of the text, finding clues and building meaning from information that isn’t explicitly stated in the text.

Understanding vocabulary Identifying the meaning of words and phrases.

Using structure and organisation Making sense of a text by understanding the message, ordering events and identifying main ideas, drawing on knowledge of text conventions, forms and features.

Appreciating the author’s toolkit Understanding how the author uses language and punctuation to create effect, being aware of the author’s intent and expressing evaluative opinions on a text.

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• Infer • Predict • Monitor comprehension • Visualise • Ask questions • Activate prior knowledge • Determine importance

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Nap Time! by

Carmel Reilly Ruth Bennett

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TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

Making connections and inferences

A Dog Can

Nap Time! TOPIC NAME FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Retrieving literal information from the text or pictures about characters, settings and overtly expressed feelings.

• Determine importance • Monitor comprehension • Activate prior knowledge • Ask questions • Visualise

00 1+

NON-FICTION Letters and Sounds

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Finding information

Linked Comprehension Strategies

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Comprehension Skill Category

Oxford Level 1+ Letters and Sounds Phase 2, Set 3 Phonic focus: g, o, c, k HFWs (high-frequency words): on, can, got, not

Phase 2, Set 3 Phonic focus: g, o, c, k HFWs: on, can, got, not Fully decodable

A Dog Can by

Vaishali Batra

Dogs can do many things!

Kim does not want to nap!

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• Monitor comprehension • Infer • Visualise • Ask questions • Monitor comprehension • Determine importance • Infer • Activate prior knowledge • Infer • Activate prior knowledge • Ask questions • Visualise

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Oxford Level 3 Letters and Sounds Phase 3 Phonic focus: ai, ee, igh, oa HFWs (high-frequency words): see, was

Oxford Level 6 Letters and Sounds Phase 5 Alternative pronunciations: y, ch, g, ey Alternative spellings: /c/, /f/, /v/, /w/, /e/, /ow/ HFWs (high-frequency words): by, very

Phase 3 Phonic focus: ai, ee, igh, oa HFWs: see, was Fully decodable

See a sheep, a duck, and a foal!

Ella sees a bee and Dad gets mad!

Cameron Macintosh

00 6

FICTION

Alternative pronunciations: y, ch, g, ey

Alternative spellings: /c/, /f/, /v/, /w/, /e/, /ow/

HFWs: by, very Fully decodable

It’s pet day at school. What pet will Evelyn bring?

The

Biggest Pet

Carmel Reilly Jack Viant and Daniel Hawkins by

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NON-FICTION Letters and Sounds Phase 5 Alternative pronunciations: y, ch, g, ey Alternative spellings: /c/, /f/, /v/, /w/, /ow/ HFWs: by, very Fully decodable

What can you see in the night sky?

The Night Sk y

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Letters and Sounds Phase 5

illustrated by

I Can See a Sheep!

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HFWs: see, was

00 3

NON-FICTION

TOPIC NAME ENVIRONMENT

Phonic focus: ai, ee, igh, oa

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

00 3

FICTION

TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

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Letters and Sounds Phase 3

The Night Sky

The Biggest Pet

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I Can See a Sheep!

The Buzzing Bee

T he Night

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PHONICS AND COMPREHENSION COACHING NOTES

TEACHER HANDBOOK Sample pages

Phonics and Comprehension Coaching Notes provide before-, during- and after-reading guidance, assisting teachers to practise and consolidate the focus GPCs and high-frequency words. Also included are suggested points to model and teach comprehension strategies and for the use of metacognitive ‘think aloud’ prompts. MONITOR COMPREHENSION DURING READING

PHONICS AND COMPREHENSION COACHING

Use the questions below during your guided reading session to develop students’ strategies for comprehension, based on the Oxford Comprehension Skills Progression Framework.

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PHONICS FOCUS Focus GPCs: g, o, c, k High-frequency words (decodable): on, can, got, not

COMPREHENSION FOCUS

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Nap Time!

Pages 10–11

What is Kim doing?

Who sat after Kim?

Pages 4–5 How do you think Kim is feeling on page 4? How does the author show us what Kim is thinking on page 5?

Pages 6–7

Which words has the author repeated on these pages?

End-of-book How is the author trying to make you feel about nap time?

How do you think the cat makes Kim feel?

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Tell me another meaning of the word ‘pop’.

Pages 8–9 How do you know Dad is too big for the cot? What does ‘sag’ mean?

COMPREHENSION STRATEGY: Monitor comprehension THINK ALOUD

Finding information

Understanding vocabulary

Do I understand what I am reading? Do I need to clarify or re-read for meaning?

Making connections and inferences

Understanding structure and organisation

ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE Read the title. Ask students:

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Appreciating the author’s toolkit

EAL/D SUPPORT

How is a nap different from going to sleep at night? When is nap time usually?

PREDICT Look at the front cover of Nap Time! with students. Draw attention to the title of the book and the image. Ask students to predict what they think the book might be about. Note the vocabulary they use in their responses.

Words from the Oxford Wordlist appear in Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables. For teacher support and guidance on using the Oxford Wordlist with this series, visit Oxford Owl. www.oxfordowl.com.au

Support your EAL/D students by clarifying the following. • Explain the three meanings for the word ‘pop’ (grandfather, to burst, and to put/place an object/person down), as well as what ‘sag’ means.

PRACTICAL ACTIVITY This suggested productive task synthesises what students have experienced and understood from reading this text. • In pairs, ask students to discuss if they think the author wanted this story to be serious or funny. What makes them think so?

MONITOR PHONICS & COMPREHENSION AFTER READING Ask students to complete the Activity Sheet that accompanies this text to monitor their development of phonic and comprehension skills. The Activity Sheet for this text can be found on Oxford Owl. www.oxfordowl.com.au

OXFORD LEVEL 1+ GENRE: Fiction

AC LINK: History

TEXT TYPE: Narrative

THEME: Family and Friends

Supporting resources for Nap Time! authored by Samantha Kwong

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Sample pages

Welcome to Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables

Contents 4

Welcome to Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables

ORFC Decodables at a Glance

Reading Progression

9 10 11 14 16

Oxford Levels The Oxford Wordlist Phonic Progression in ORFC Decodables Comprehension Research Phonics and Comprehension

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Phonics in the Classroom Tips on Practising Sounds Segmenting and Blending Skills

The Comprehension Skills Framework Comprehension Strategies Comprehension Skills

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Learning to read is a long and multifaceted journey. Teachers need reading material for their students that reflects this complexity. ORFC Decodables are carefully constructed to be decodable and to offer the opportunity to develop reading comprehension. The series is underpinned by a Comprehension Skills Framework. The Framework was developed by comprehension experts Professors Jane Oakhill and Kate Cain, following the review of extensive comprehension research. Through the use of this framework, ORFC Decodables provides a systematic approach to the explicit teaching of comprehension strategies and skills alongside carefully scaffolded practice of phonic knowledge.

31 Teaching and Learning Comprehension Skills and Strategies

31 31 32 32 35

Teach and Model Guided Practice Independent Practice Modelling and Using Strategy Tips Modelling and Using ‘Think Alouds’

Therefore, the two vital aspects to becoming an accomplished and motivated reader (word recognition and language comprehension processes) are brought together in this exciting new series.

Written by experienced educational authors, the series reflects the reading requirements of the Australian Curriculum (2015) Language strand – Phonics and word knowledge sub-strand (Threads: Phonological and phonemic awareness and Alphabet and phonic knowledge). The 30 fiction titles offer engaging texts introducing interesting characters and storylines that young students can easily relate to. The 30 nonfiction titles reflect topics in wider curriculum areas such as science, humanities and the arts. Thus, in addition to supporting phonics learning, the series offers a balanced approach to reading.

38 Using ORFC Decodables 40

Using the Phonics and Comprehension Coaching Cards

ORFC Decodables features:

46 Phonics and Vocabulary Overview: ORFC Decodables 46 48 54 63

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Series Structure Chart Oxford Levels 1–3 Oxford Levels 4–6 Oxford Levels 7–9

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71 Monitoring and Assessing Student Progress 71 75

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Phonic Skill Development Comprehension Skill Development

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78 Glossary 79 References

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High-frequency words are included from Book 4 and tricky words from Book 9 onwards. This allows a variety of phrases, sentences, captions and labels to be read by students in the earliest stages of learning to read. The phonic focus and information on the high-frequency words are set out plainly on the back covers. Consequently, teachers can quickly and easily choose books at the right level for students.

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Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables (ORFC Decodables) is a unique guided reading series comprising 60 titles, with a balance of fiction and non-fiction from its earliest levels. All the books are finely levelled using the well-established Oxford Levels. Importantly, the series is fully decodable to reflect the pace and progression for phonics as set out in the synthetic phonics program Letters and Sounds (Department of Education and Skills, 2007). The small steps in phonic progression ensure that young students, in the early stages of learning to read, practise and consolidate their accumulating phonics knowledge and skills.

60 fully decodable fiction and non-fiction texts fine phonic progression to support students in practising and embedding their phonic knowledge alignment to the Letters and Sounds phonic framework a research-based Comprehension Skills Framework underpinning the series full support for incorporating research-based metacognitive strategies to support comprehension development incorporation of the latest Oxford Wordlist with guidance on its use aligned to the series’ phonic progression a clear teaching and learning pathway, with extensive teacher support materials detailing the phonics knowledge, high-frequency words and tricky words in each title, giving a clear overview of the phonics content and how this builds up over the series.

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TEACHER HANDBOOK

Sample pages

Reading Progression

A Guide to Oxford Levels and Phonic Progression

ORFC Decodables has been designed to support readers to develop strong phonic and comprehension skills from the very first year of school. Each book has been written according to a systematic synthetic phonics framework, and rigorously levelled against research-based criteria. Students encounter a gradual increase in the level of reading challenge, ensuring a manageable stretch at each step and continued successful progress.

Use the following table to get at-a-glance information on the letters and sounds that are introduced at each Oxford Level.

ORFC Decodables follows a structured phonic progression matched to Letters and Sounds Phases 1–6. Oxford Levels follow this sequence too, letting the teacher know exactly when new letters and sounds will be introduced in Oxford’s decodable books.

Oxford Levels Oxford Levels help every child to progress in their reading journey, supporting both their phonic and comprehension skill development.

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expertly researched and well-established as a system of text levelling clearly aligned to Letters and Sounds Phases 1–6 a guide to help match students to books that will be at or slightly above their reading level in order to help them build on their skills at every stage of their reading development.

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A built-in process for reading progression

Right level

Progress

Oxford Level

Letters and Sounds Phase

Phase 1 Phase 2, Set 1

Phase 2, Sets 2–5

Phase 3, Sets 6–7+

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The Oxford Wordlist The Research

In 2007 Oxford University Press conducted an extensive and rigorous study to find the words most frequently written by Australian early years students in their self-initiated writing. Since 2007, free access to the Oxford Wordlist has enabled educators to use it in a variety of ways to support literacy development. In 2017 Oxford University Press conducted the same research and produced a revised list. Exploring these high-frequency words offers educators a valuable tool for the classroom when teaching word reading and comprehension.

Success

For further Oxford Wordlist resources and to make a customised list, visit the Oxford Wordlist website (www.oxfordwordlist.com).

The Oxford Wordlist and ORFC Decodables Words from the Oxford Wordlist appear in every ORFC Decodables book. OUP recommends students become familiar with the words in the list to aid their reading fluency and comprehension.

Motivation

For teacher support and guidance on the introduction of Oxford Wordlist words in alignment with Letters and Sounds Phases 1–6, visit the ORFC Decodables section on Oxford Owl (www.oxfordowl.com.au).

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STUDENT RESOURCES

TEACHER RESOURCES

Guided reading texts

Inside front and back cover notes

The 60 fiction and non-fiction guided reading texts provide a wealth of resources for flexible use within the classroom program.

The inside cover notes support teaching, modelling and developing comprehension strategies and skills in the classroom, and provide guidance for using the series.

Coloured band on cover is an easy guide to the nine curriculum linked themes. FANTASY

ENVIRONMENT

ANIMALS

HEALTH AND SPORT

FOOD

ART

PLACES

HISTORY

Phonics FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Say these sounds: encourages teachers and students to practise the new sounds before reading

SAY THESE SOUNDS

oo oo ar or ur HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS These are some common high-frequency words that you will encounter in this book.

High-frequency words: encourages teachers and students to practise the new Letters and Sounds high-frequency words before reading

look for too my you

Pool

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Oxford Level and genre (fiction or non-fiction)

FICTION

Nan pool. 00 3

FICTION

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HFWs: look, for, too, my, you

Fully decodable

Max and Nan go to the pool.

Letters and Sounds

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

A Shark at the

Letters and Sounds alignment

Phase 3 Pool

Phonic focus: oo, oo, ar,

DEVELOPING VOCABULARY

Phonic focus – the new sounds introduced in this book

or, ur

HFWs: look, for, too, my, you

HFWs – the new high-frequency words introduced in this book

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Then Max got a shock.

Words from the Oxford Wordlist appear in Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables. For teacher support and guidance on using the Oxford Wordlist with this series, visit the series section on Oxford Owl. www.oxfordowl.com.au

BEFORE READING • Use the Phonics information in the front cover of the book to make sure students are

Max and Nan go to the pool.

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comfortable with some of the sounds and high-frequency words that will appear in this book. Look at the front and back cover of the book. Ask students what they think the book might be about. Do you think there is really a shark at the pool? Share a time when you have been swimming at a pool.

DURING READING Ask the following comprehension questions as you read through the book:

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new GPCs for the book practised throughout the text

A shark in the pool!

at the

Comprehension

Engaging fully decodable texts, with strong storylines to support comprehension development. Books contain a wide variety of vocabulary, all fully decodable

A Shark

This book contains new vocabulary that students may not have encountered previously. If they stumble on a word, encourage students to say and blend the letter sounds – helping them if necessary.

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

at the

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

A Shark

Page 2: Why would Max and Nan have gone to the pool on a hot day? Page 6: What did Max ask Nan to watch him do? Page 7: What does ‘had a turn’ mean on this page? Page 10: Why is some of the text in a bubble? Pages 12–13: What happened after Max hurled the fish?

AFTER READING Visit the Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables series section on Oxford Owl for access to:

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a Phonics and Comprehension Activity Sheet for this title access to Phonics and Comprehension teaching notes for this title, including a practical After Reading activity. www.oxfordowl.com.au

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Developing vocabulary: reminds teachers and students to say and blend letter sounds in unfamiliar words (use their phonic knowledge as all words are fully decodable)

Pool

ORFC Decodables includes words from the Oxford Wordlist. The latest Oxford Wordlist aligned to Letters and Sounds is available on Oxford Owl.

Before reading: encourages teachers and students to predict before reading (different to those found in the teaching notes) During reading: provides comprehension questions aligned to our Comprehension Skills Framework (different to those found in the teaching notes)

After reading: points schools to teaching notes and Phonics & Comprehension Activity Sheet available for the title

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TEACHER RESOURCES

Phonics and Comprehension Coaching Notes

Teacher Handbook

y provides guidance on the phonic progression in Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables, including an overview of the series’ systematic synthetic phonics framework aligned to Phases 1–6 of Letters and Sounds

PHONICS AND COMPREHENSION COACHING OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

A Shark at the Pool Review the focus GPCs and high-frequency words introduced in the text

PHONICS FOCUS Focus GPCs: oo (zoom), oo (look), ar, or, ur High-frequency word (decodable): look, for, too

y includes warm-up activities, tips on practising sounds, segmenting and blending, and guidance on using the decodable texts in the classroom

High-frequency word (tricky): my, you

y includes phonic and vocabulary overviews for every book in the series COMPREHENSION FOCUS

Identify the comprehension strategy focus

COMPREHENSION STRATEGY: Infer THINK ALOUD What clues in the text help me explain what I am reading?

Model the use of the strategy ‘think aloud’

ACTIVATE PRIOR KNOWLEDGE Read the title. Ask students:

• •

Do you like going to the pool? Who do you usually go with? Where do sharks normally live?

PREDICT Look at the front cover of A Shark at the Pool with students. Draw attention to the title of the book and the image. Ask students to predict what they think the book might be about. Note the vocabulary they use in their responses.

Activate prior knowledge and encourage prediction.

y gives guidance on modelling the comprehension strategies and using the metacognitive strategy of ‘thinking aloud’, which is proven to support comprehension development y contains high-quality, practical support in teaching, modelling and developing comprehension skills based on the latest research y gives practical guidance on monitoring and assessing students’ phonic knowledge and comprehension skills, along with next steps for teaching.

y explains the Comprehension Skills Framework and its application across the program y explains and defines the comprehension strategies and skills employed

OXFORD LEVEL 3 GENRE: Fiction

AC LINK: Health and PE

TEXT TYPE: Narrative

THEME: Health and Sport

MONITOR COMPREHENSION DURING READING Use the questions below during your guided reading session to develop students’ strategies for comprehension, based on the Oxford Comprehension Skills Progression Framework.

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Pages 2–3

During reading: Comprehension questions tagged to the Comprehension Skills Framework help develop students’ comprehension

Pages 10–11

Who took Max to the pool?

What did Max and Nan do after Max got hoops for them?

What do you think might be in Nan’s bag?

Page 12

Pages 4–5 How do you think Nan feels on page 4? Why? Who did Max see at the pool? Why has the author placed the text on page 4 in a bubble?

Pages 6–7 What was the first thing that Max and Nan did once they arrived at the pool?

Additional downloadable resources on Oxford Owl

What is another word that can be used instead of ‘hurl’? Why is the word ‘zoom’ treated differently from all the other words?

y guidance for using the Oxford Wordlist with the series, with access to the 500 words aligned to the Letters and Sounds phonic sequence

Page 14 Can you think of another word the author could have used instead of ‘shock’?

Pages 8–9 What did Max say to Nan on page 8?

y ‘Think Aloud’ and Strategy Tip Flashcards

What does ‘Nan took off’ mean?

Finding information

Understanding vocabulary

Making connections and inferences

Understanding structure and organisation

y Graphic Organiser templates

Appreciating the author’s toolkit

y Student Assessment templates

PRACTICAL ACTIVITY This suggested productive task synthesises what students have experienced and understood from reading this text. • Ask students to retell the story to a partner. See if they can recall the story without looking at the book.

After reading: Teachers are guided to a practical comprehension activity, along with the Phonics & Comprehension Activity Sheet to monitor students' phonic and comprehension skills after reading

y Additional phonics resources y Access to downloadable Phonics and Comprehension Coaching notes for every title

ORFC Decodables eBooks Supporting resources for A Shark at the Pool authored by Erin Ward

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Can Emma and Ted’s family relax at the weekend?

What can you do at the beach to keep fit?

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Finn was on a tour of a ruined castle. As he tried to imagine busy castle life hundreds of years ago, he noticed a strange green door …

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Letters and Sounds

Batra

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Phase 4

The

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00 8

by Cameron Fully decodable

A life cycle shows us how an animal changes over a lifetime.

9780190328924

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00 8

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Letters and Sounds Phase 6

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Phase 6

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New

OXFORD LEVEL

Pen Pals

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TOPIC NAME ENVIRONMENT

Phonic focus: adjacent consonants (CCVC)

HFWs: from, like, some, come, there

00 4

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ORFC_cover template

Vaishali Batra

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Letters and Sounds

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Rock Art

Phase 6

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Superfoods OXFORD LEVEL

PLACES

Phonic focus: adjacent consonants (CCVC)

HFWs: from, like some, come, there Fully decodable

Phase 4

Get Fit!

OXFORD LEVEL FICTION

Letters and Sounds

00 8

NON-FICTION

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00 8

Letters and Sounds

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What is a superfood?

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Letters and Sounds

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Holly Harper Kübra Teber

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Look at rock art from around the world.

Letters and Sounds

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PLACES

Summer

Good Spot

OXFORD LEVEL

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

00 4

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In the

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Right Track

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Sascha Goddard

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ISBN 978-0-19-032890-0

Best Friends

Liam and Danny go on holiday.

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Where will the Trampoline Machine take Ed and Isabel?

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Letters and Sounds

00 8

FICTION

Letters and Sounds

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OXFORD LEVEL

9780190328887 ORFC_cover template

Cameron Macintosh Katie Kear

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Phase 6

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ISBN 978-0-19-032884-9

Letters and Sounds

Matt and Petra need to stay on the right track to get home.

Cara Torrance

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Rain and Hail

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Big

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FICTION

It is a wet week.

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OXFORD LEVEL

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Karra McFarlane Tom Jellett

illustrated by

ISBN 978-0-19-032842-9

Carmel Reilly

9 780190 328405

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Animals

Phase 6

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Cameron Macintosh

Photo Box

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

The

00 7

FICTION

Letters and Sounds

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Fully decodable

00 7

Letters and Sounds Phase 6

OXFORD LEVEL

All About Instruments

There are many kinds of musical instruments. They make different sounds.

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FICTION

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Asha the vet visits farms.

OXFORD LEVEL

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

ING FOR COMOXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION PREHENSION

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HFWs: down, now, they, her, all, are

00 7

Letters and Sounds Phase 6

00 7

The

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Letters and Sounds

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T he Night

Cara Torrance

OXFORD READ-

We had fun in the north.

nd Nan he pool.

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Bens wants to be a nurse.

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Cara Torrance

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Lesley Danson

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FANTASY

HFWs: down, now, they, her, all, are

Farm

Karra McFarlane James Cottell

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Letters and Sounds

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ISBN 978-0-19-032880-1

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Phase 4

Letters and Sounds

Find out about the important places in towns.

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OXFORD LEVEL

00 7

Holly Harper HFWs: house, here by

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HEALTH AND SPORT

Fully decodable

the

Phonic focus: ow, oi, ear, ure, air, er

HFWs: your Fully decodable

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FICTION

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OXFORD LEVEL

T he Night Alternative spellings: /ch/, /j/, /m/, /n/, /r/, /s/, /z/, /u/, /i/, /ear/, /o/

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HISTORY

my, you

Phonic focus: ow, oi, ear, ure, air, er

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NON-FICTION

Phase 5

Phonic focus: alternative spellings: /ar/, /air/, /or/, /ur/, /oo/, /ai/, /ee/, /igh/, /oa/, /(y)oo/, /oo/, /sh/, /zh/

HEALTH AND SPORT

or, ur

HFWs: look, for, too,

Pool

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds Phase 3

Letters and Sounds

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A Vet on

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Fishing Trip

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Phonic focus: oo, oo, ar,

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Letters and Sounds Phase 3

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Welcoming Spring

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Vaishali Batra

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Amazing big animals from around the world.

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

at the

OXFORD LEVEL

Week in the North

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ENVIRONMENT

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NON-FICTION

PLACES

HISTORY

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds Phase 3

The

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Jennifer Naalchigar

I Can See a Sheep!

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Find out how people celebrate spring!

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Karra McFarlane

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A Shark

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Which holiday will the Chens choose?

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Phase 5

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See a sheep, a duck, and a foal!

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Ella sees a bee and Dad gets mad!

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Phonic focus: alternative spellings: /ar/, /air/, /or/, /ur/, /oo/, /ai/, /ee/, /igh/, /oa/, /(y)oo/, /oo/, /sh/, /zh/

illustrated by

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Alternative spellings: /c/, /f/, /v/, /w/, /ow/

illustrated by Fully decodable

Pet

OXFORD LEVEL

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Anna, Zak, Hung and Bill kick and run.

fix it.

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Alternative pronunciations: y, ch, g, ey

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OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Cara Torrance Becky Down

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illustrated by

HFWs: see, was

Vaishali Batra

TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

Fully decodable

Phonic focus: ai, ee, igh, oa

ISBN 978-0-19-032866-5

TOPIC NAME PLACES

HFWs: that, this, then, them, with, we, me, be

OXFORD LEVEL

Phase 5

TOPIC NAME HISTORY

Phase 3

Phonic focus: ch, sh, th, ng

00 3

FICTION

Letters and Sounds

What can you see in the night sky?

TOPIC NAME PLACES

Fully decodable

Thud!

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

Sascha Goddard

ISBN 978-0-19-032878-8

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Phase 3

Jay and Dad go on a fishing trip.

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Fun with Nan and Pop!

Grow!

ANIMALS

Goddard

HFWs: that, this, then, them, with, we, me, be

00 2

NON-FICTION

00 6

The

NON-FICTION

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Carmel Reilly

TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

Phase 3

Phonic focus:bych,Sascha sh, th, ng

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

HFWs: by, very

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

ISBN 978-0-19-032826-9

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

00 2

lpingon a Show HePutting

Leo, Kavan and Ava put on a circus show.

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Biggest

It’s pet day at school. What pet will Evelyn bring?

Letters and Sounds

FAMILY AND FRIENDS

FICTION

PLACES

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

I Can

OXFORD LEVEL

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Letters and Sounds

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Buzz the Bot

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Alternative spellings: /c/, /f/, /v/, /w/, /e/, /ow/

Fully decodable

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Fully decodable

9 780190 328245

9780190328207

Fully decodable

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Grow, Tomato,

Phonic focus: y, z, zz, qu

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y, ch, g, ey

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HFWs: he, she

ISBN 978-0-19-032824-5

Barcode to be supplied

Alternative pronunciations:

ISBN 978-0-19-032868-9

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Wet by

Phase 5

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Phase 3, Set 7

00 6

Letters and Sounds

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

Fully decodable

Will Buzz the Bot win?

9 780190 328221

HFWs: old, I’m, don’t, put, called, could, looked

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9780190328603

FICTION

9780190328160

00 2

and

Letters and Sounds

It is hot and wet.

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9780190328184

HFWs: old, I’m, don’t, put, called, could, looked

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

OXFORD LEVEL FICTION

Alternative pronunciations: a, e, i, o, u, c, ow, ie, ea, er, ou

ISBN 978-0-19-032864-1

9 780190 328627

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Holly Harper Lucy Neale

illustrated by

ISBN 978-0-19-032822-1

9 780190 328207 visit us at: oup.com.au or contact customer support: oup.com.au/help

Alternative pronunciations: a, e, i, o, u, c, ow, ie, ea, er, ou

OXFORD LEVEL

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Fully decodable

Can Kevin fix the big mess?

ISBN 978-0-19-032820-7

9 780190 328184

Phase 3, Set 6

Phonic focus: j, v, w, x HFW: will

00 5

NON-FICTION

Phase 5

9 780190 328160

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Fully decodable

Cricket is fun!

ISBN 978-0-19-032818-4

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Vaishali Batra

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

ISBN 978-0-19-032816-0

Hot

Fully decodable

00 5

FICTION

Letters and Sounds Phase 5

FAMILY AND FRIENDS

HFW: will

00 2

NON-FICTION

Letters and Sounds

OXFORD LEVEL

ART

Phase 3, Set 6

Phonic focus: j, v, w, x

OXFORD LEVEL

Sascha Goddard

Find out how to grow a tomato!

9780190328146

A Big Mess

HFWs: made, came, make, time, Mr, asked

Helping at Home

What sort of jobs do you do at home?

TOPIC NAME HISTORY

Fully decodable

00 2

FICTION

oe, au, ey, a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e

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PLACES

HFWs: of, off, back, big, no, go, I

Cricket OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

Phase 2, Set 5

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Fully decodable

TOPIC NAME ART

Pauline Reeves

Phonic focus: h, b, f, l, ff, ll, ss

g bus mess!

to, the

On the Farm

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9780190328122

Harper Evaph, ew, Katinka Bognar by wh, illustrated Phonic focus:

ISBN 978-0-19-032862-7

9 780190 328603

9780190328580

A day on the farm.

TOPIC NAME ENVIRONMENT

00 1+

Cameron Macintosh Phonic focus: ck, e, u, r illustrated by Dan Widdowson HFWs: get, up, mum, by

9 780190 328146

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

HEALTH AND SPORT

TOPIC NAME PLACES

OXFORD LEVEL

Phase 2, Set 4

328269_ORFCD_BTR_OL2_CVR_6pp.indd

NON-FICTION

and Sounds CarmelLetters Reilly illustrated

00 1+

NON-FICTION

Letters and Sounds

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9780190328108

The Bug Bus OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

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SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

Sample blurb text. OUP Earlybird font, Will Joe likexblurb his please use the stylenew in the Paragraph home? Styles list that matches this title’s Oxford Level.

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9780190328061

Get Up, Sam!

ISBN 978-0-19-032814-6

9 780190 328122

Fully decodable

00 5

NON-FICTION

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

Sam is sick today.

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9780190328085

Fully decodable

ISBN 978-0-19-032812-2

9 780190 328108 visit us at: oup.com.au or contact customer support: oup.com.au/help

328207_ORFCD_CRKT_OL1+_CVR_6pp.indd

Phonic focus: ck, e, u, r HFWs: get, up, mum, to, the

Torrance

ISBN 978-0-19-032860-3

9 780190 328580

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ISBN 978-0-19-032810-8

9 780190 328085

ISBN 978-0-19-032858-0

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ISBN 978-0-19-032808-5

Letters and Sounds

Dogs can do many things!

Kim does not want to nap!

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Fully decodable

00 1+

FICTION

VaishaliPhase Batra 2, Set 4

illustrated by

bycame, Cara HFWs: made, make, time, Mr, asked

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds by Holly Phase 5

HISTORY

ith tins pans.

illustrated by

OXFORD LEVEL

Fully decodable

Macintosh Beth Hughes

Phonic focus: wh, ph, ew, oe, au, ey, a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e

A New Home

FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Cara Torrance

Carmel Reilly Ruth Bennett

Phonic focus: g, o, c, k

HFWs: on, can, got, not

A Dog Can

HFWs: about, saw, day, their, people by Cameron

00 5

FICTION

Letters and Sounds Phase 5

TOPIC NAME ENVIRONMENT

00 1+

NON-FICTION

Phase 2, Set 3

Phonic focus: ay, ou, ie, ea, oy, ir, ue, aw

Swoop, Creep and Cling OXFORD LEVEL

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

Fully decodable

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

328160_ORFCD_OTF_OL1+_NF_CVR_6pp

00 5

NON-FICTION

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9780190328047

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds Phase 5

Looking for food on land and in the sea.

TOPIC NAME ENVIRONMENT

Phonic focus: g, o, c, k

HFWs: on, can, got, not

Nap Time!

Fully decodable

L a y la and the B lu e B ir d

What happens when Layla sees the blue bird?

TOPIC NAME PLACES

Phase 2, Set 3

HFWs: about, saw, day, oh, their, people, Mrs

9 780190 328061

TOPIC NAME HEALTH AND SPORT

00 1+

FICTION

Letters and Sounds

TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

TOPIC NAME FAMILY AND FRIENDS

TOPIC NAME FOOD

Tin, Pan, Cook!

Phase 5 Phonic focus: ay, ou, ie, ea, oy, ir, ue, aw

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9780190328023 328146_ORFC_GUS_OL1+_CVR_6pp

Karra McFarlane Hannah McCaffery

00 5

FICTION

ISBN 978-0-19-032806-1

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SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

illustrated by

OXFORD LEVEL

Letters and Sounds

Pip the kitten plays.

ISBN 978-0-19-032804-7

9 780190 328023

Pip the Kitten

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328122_ORFCD_ADC_OL1+_CVR_6pp.indd

Lake

Fully decodable

There are jobs to do in the garden all year.

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9780190328009

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

OXFORD LEVEL

Joanna Lake

Phonic focus:bym,Joanna i, d, n

HFWs: in, is, it, and, a, dad

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9780190327989 328108_ORFCD_NT_OL1+_F_CVR_6pp

Joanna Lake Genie Espinosa

ISBN 978-0-19-032802-3

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Barcode to be supplied

9 780190 327989

illustrated by

00 1+

FICTION

Letters and Sounds Phase 2, Set 2

ART

ISBN 978-0-19-032800-9

ISBN 978-0-19-032798-9

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Phonic focus: s, a, t, p Fully decodable

A Year in the Garden

HISTORY

What is the sound the family can hear?

Phase 2, Set 1

PLACES

Fully decodable

What can you see at the zoo?

urnip uck!

NON-FICTION

Letters and Sounds

TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

Phase 2, Set 1 Phonic focus: s, a, t, p

What’s That Sound?

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

OXFORD LEVEL

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

FICTION

Letters and Sounds

00 1

FANTASY

Lake Ana Sebastian

A Trip to the Zoo 00 1

TOPIC NAME ENVIRONMENT

Wordless by Joanna

illustrated by

328061_ORFC_PTK_OL1+_CVR_6pp

OXFORD LEVEL

TOPIC NAME ANIMALS

TOPIC NAME FANTASY

NON-FICTION Letters and Sounds Phase 1

SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

OXFORD LEVEL

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328023_ORFCD_WTS_OL1_CVR_6pp.indd

00 1

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SIZE: 219mm x 19.3 mm COLOUR: CMYK SPINE: NA

OXFORD LEVEL

OXFORD READING FOR COMPREHENSION

328047_ORFCD_YITG_OL1_CVR_6pp.indd 328009_ORFCD_ATTTZ_OL1_NF_CVR_6pp

9 780190 329167 visit us at: oup.com.au or contact customer support: oup.com.au/help

9780190329143

9780190329167

Oxford Reading for Comprehension Decodables

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