Marcin Piwowarski – illustratör

Big Cat Phonics for Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised has been developed in collaboration with Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School. It comprises classroom resources to support the SSP programme and a range of phonic readers that together provide a consistent and highly effective approach to teaching phonics.Stella and Frank's school trip takes an unexpected turn when their model dragon comes to life! Follow this pair as they fly away on a magical adventure. Did they dream it all?

365 illustrated stories from the Bible, a page for every day of the year. Every main event in the Bible is included, retold as a continuous narrative to make the Bible accessible to all readers.

Our international primary reading series will help your learners become confident, independent readers. Jamila walks to school. What does she find? Pink A books are intended for new readers with around 30-60 words, colourful illustrations and a high level of repetition to help with word recognition. Contains full teaching support including learning outcomes, curriculum links and follow-up activities.

Read Write Inc. Phonics Book Bag Books are engaging texts to support children with additional reading practice outside the classroom. They have been specifically designed for children to take home after school, in order to share their reading journey and celebrate their achievements with parents and carers. The books are closely matched to the existing Read Write Inc. Phonics Storybooks to reinforce children's classroom learning of phonics at the appropriate level, helping them to make even faster progress in reading.

A Christmas Classic Like You've Never Heard It Told Before· Whimsically illustrated, unique Christmas story told from the perspective of a little girl · Delivers a message of humor, hope, and the power of God's love· Perfect holiday gift for ages 3-5Isabella loves to dance and sing, so when she sees auditions posted for the Christmas pageant at church, she dreams of landing the perfect part--the Christmas angel with a sparkling halo, flowing white robe, and her very own wings. But things don't go quite as planned. She does get a part. The little drummer . . . girl? Drummers don't wear sparkling halos, flowing white robes, or wings! Will this be the most disappointing Christmas ever?Filled with witty rhymes and whimsical illustrations, The Little Drummer Girl helps children ages 3 to 5 understand how an awful day can turn into the greatest day of all. This unique Christmas story told from the perspective of a little girl delivers an entertaining message of hope, humor, and the power of God's love, as shown through his gift of Jesus--not just at Christmas but every day.

A Christmas Classic Like You've Never Heard It Told Before· Whimsically illustrated, unique Christmas story told from the perspective of a little girl · Delivers a message of humor, hope, and the power of God's love· Perfect holiday gift for ages 3-5Isabella loves to dance and sing, so when she sees auditions posted for the Christmas pageant at church, she dreams of landing the perfect part--the Christmas angel with a sparkling halo, flowing white robe, and her very own wings. But things don't go quite as planned. She does get a part. The little drummer . . . girl? Drummers don't wear sparkling halos, flowing white robes, or wings! Will this be the most disappointing Christmas ever?Filled with witty rhymes and whimsical illustrations, The Little Drummer Girl helps children ages 3 to 5 understand how an awful day can turn into the greatest day of all. This unique Christmas story told from the perspective of a little girl delivers an entertaining message of hope, humor, and the power of God's love, as shown through his gift of Jesus--not just at Christmas but every day.

Teaching your little brother his first word—dibs—is funny. Until he starts calling dibs on everything, from your parents'' bed to a real airplane to the White House. What''s next? Calling dibs on the moon? Sure enough, Julian''s little brother, Clancy, calls dibs on NASA and blasts off into space! Julian is glad to have Earth all to himself...at first. But Julian begins to miss Clancy. Can he harness the power of dibs to rescue his little brother? This humorous take on sibling rivalry is by Laura Gehl, author of the hilarious picture book I Got a Chicken for My Birthday.

Teaching your little brother his first word—dibs—is funny. Until he starts calling dibs on everything, from your parents'' bed to a real airplane to the White House. What''s next? Calling dibs on the moon? Sure enough, Julian''s little brother, Clancy, calls dibs on NASA and blasts off into space! Julian is glad to have Earth all to himself...at first. But Julian begins to miss Clancy. Can he harness the power of dibs to rescue his little brother? This humorous take on sibling rivalry is by Laura Gehl, author of the hilarious picture book I Got a Chicken for My Birthday.

Like adults, children often struggle with insecurities and doubts. Maybe they wish they looked like someone else, or were better at soccer or painting, or simply wonder if they measure up to their peers. This book reminds children of an incredible truth--God made them the way they are for a reason, and they are amazing! They are beautiful and talented in their own unique ways, and they are exactly who God wants them to be. Renowned Bible teacher Joyce Meyer invites children to joyfully embrace their unique identities and to celebrate the unique identities of others.

Ease your little one's mind with this encouraging picture book all about worry--both what it is and how God's promises can help us fight against it--written by #1 New York Times best-selling author Joyce Meyer.When Worry whispers "What if?" and tells you about all of the bad things that might happen, it can make you scared and afraid. It can even make your tummy ache! So what should you do when Worry starts whispering to you?In this sweetly inspiring book, Joyce Meyer instructs children to remember God's promises when Worry's "What ifs?" start creeping in. Biblical assurances of God's constant presence, love, and care will comfort little ones and remind them that God is in control--no matter what! Beautifully illustrated and scripturally sound, this book is a great resource for any child struggling with the weight of Worry.

Annie wants to read. But everywhere is so noisy! Where can she go that is quiet to read in peace?

On the road to Grandma''s house there are so many vehicles to see. How many vehicles can you find? This book focuses on alphabetic principle and decoding skills.Paired to the nonfiction title Earth’s Landforms.

The family wants to travel together, but everyone wants to go to different places. Find out how they solve their problem and where they decide to go. This title focuses on decoding, fluency, and comprehension. Paired to the nonfiction title Transportation.

Mom has made spaghetti. But Baby has dropped his on the floor. How will they get Baby to stop crying?

How do you make the perfect jack-o-lantern? With the right pumpkin and some help from your mom, that’s how.

Numbers are fun! Join the students as they look around the classroom at different objects and count from one to eight. This title uses a variety of techniques to convey mood, tone, character, and plot. Paired to the nonfiction title Who Counts?.

What do we learn in school? We learn to count, we learn the alphabet, and many other things. There is so much to learn and we do it together! This title uses a variety of techniques to convey mood, tone, character, and plot. Paired to the nonfiction title Animals That Sing.

The boy has lost his eraser and looks for it everywhere in the classroom. Where can it be? Will he find it? This title uses a variety techniques to convey mood, tone, character, and plot. Paired to the nonfiction title Peek Inside a Pencil.

Annie wants to read. But everywhere is so noisy! Where can she go that is quiet to read in peace?

Look at all the things in classroom. How many can you see? Let’s count them all together from one to eight.

The boy has lost his eraser. He has to look all around the classroom for it. Can you help him find his eraser?

See all the different classes. Sing with the students. How about counting from 1 to 10? Learning is so much fun.

Mom has made spaghetti. But Baby has dropped his on the floor. How will they get Baby to stop crying?