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Suitable for 6 - 7 years

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Where can you find pirates, mermaids, space rockets, pizza, cowboys and space rockets – all in one place? The answer is in this glorious book: even more fabulous than you ever dreamed poetry could be! Hundreds of wonderful rhymes themed by topics you love, including pets, families, space, mythical creatures, dinosaurs, food and heaps more. These verses will kick-start your brain, tickle all your senses and wake you up to the joy of poetry!

  • A bumper book of poems to delight Key Stage 1 pupils and teachers
  • Packed with glorious verses linked to best-loved curriculum topics
  • Great for literacy hours and for building poetry into topic-based teaching
  • Brilliantly vivid and playful verses bursting with child-appeal

Product Details

Catalogue number

5682 in Rewards Catalogue 2019/20

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780330543743

Publisher

Macmillan Children's Books

Date published

September 11th, 2012

Condition

New

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