Usborne Phonics Readers: Ted in a Red Bed by Phil Roxbee Cox (author) (UK edition)

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Full of easy words to rhyme and repeat, plus the colour-drenched artwork of favourite illustrator Stephen Cartwright, this first phonics story will delight newcomers to reading. Developed in consultation with educational psychology expert Dr. Marylynne Grant, it introduces children to the everyday sounds which make up written language. This entertaining story full of comical characters is guaranteed to educate and enthrall!

Product Details

Series

Usborne Phonics Readers

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780746077177

Publisher

Usborne Publishing Ltd

Date published

July 28th, 2006

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 0.9; Lower years; 0.5 points

Other details

16 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Part of this Series

Usborne Phonics Readers

Author/Illustrator

Phil Roxbee Cox

Philip Roxbee Cox is well known as a children’s non-fiction writer, but his career as a fiction author is now taking off. His latest children’s fiction title, “Awful End” has received much critical acclaim.

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Stephanie
on 27 December 2020

Perfect for beginners

I like that it's decodable for kids who are just getting started with reading independently. I teach reading as a tutor, and I often go to this book because it's always a tried and true hit with the kids. They think it's silly. I like that there is repetition of certain phonic sounds so I can teach them the rules beforehand and make it a learning opportunity.

5out of 5