This activity book is part of the “New Heinemann Maths” series, designed to provide comprehensive planning support and engaging materials for teaching mathematics. It focuses on numbers up to 20, offering exercises and activities tailored for Year 1 students to develop their numerical skills.

This activity book is part of the “New Heinemann Maths” series, designed to provide comprehensive planning support and engaging materials for teaching mathematics. It focuses on money-related activities tailored for Year 1 students, helping them understand the concept of money through practical exercises.

This workbook is part of the “New Heinemann Maths” series, designed to provide comprehensive planning support and engaging materials for teaching mathematics. It offers check-up exercises tailored for Year 1 students to assess their understanding of mathematical concepts.

This Level 4 book in the “Read it Yourself with Ladybird” series is a simplified retelling of Johanna Spyri’s classic tale, “Heidi.” The story follows Heidi, a young girl who loves living in the mountains with her grandfather and her friend Peter. When she moves to Frankfurt, she becomes homesick and longs to return to her beloved mountains.

This Level 4 book in the “Read It Yourself with Ladybird” series is a simplified retelling of the classic tale “Peter and the Wolf.” The story follows Peter, whose grandfather warns him about a wolf that lives in the dark forest. Despite the warning, Peter goes to play in the meadow, leading to an adventurous encounter.

This Level 3 Read It Yourself book is a simplified retelling of Rudyard Kipling’s classic tale, “The Jungle Book.” It follows Mowgli, the man-cub, as he grows up in the jungle and embarks on exciting adventures with his animal friends, Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther.

This book is a simplified retelling of the classic fairy tale “The Three Little Pigs.” In this story, the three little pigs leave home and build their own houses—one of straw, one of sticks, and one of bricks. The narrative follows their adventures as they encounter the big, bad wolf.

In this classic fairy tale, a nut falls on Chicken Licken’s head, and he decides he must tell the king that the sky is falling down. On his way, he meets many other feathered friends and one cunning fox.

This book is a simplified retelling of the classic fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood.” In this story, Little Red Riding Hood goes to visit her poorly grandmother, only to find that her grandmother suddenly has very big teeth! Could the hungry wolf have something to do with this?