An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

This text in the "Hop Step Jump" series features a poetry sequence by a Cameroonian author celebrating rain.

This volume is part of a collection of stories, rhymes and fact books for school libraries and for reading at home. The series moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures (HOP), through freer use of language (STEP) to the level of reading reached at the end of primary school (JUMP). From these varied and individual books a child can choose one that challenges his or her reading skill. In this book, which forms part of the STEP level, the story describes Dudu's visit to see her friend and his remarkable collection of creepy-crawlies. The HOP group of books include "In My Father's Village" by Michael Palmer, "Striped Paint" by Rosina Umelo, "The Slow Chameleon and Shammy's Bride" by David Cobb and "The Walking Talking Flying ABC" by David Cobb. In the STEP group of books are "Choose Me!" by Lynn Kramer, "Nondo the Cow" by Diane Rasteiro and "Sika in the Snow" by David Cobb. The JUMP group of books include "Chichi and the Termites" by Wendy Ijioma, "The Boy who ate a Hyena" by James G.D. Ngumy and "Tickets for the Zed Band" by Lynn Kramer.

On the intermediate level of the "Hop, step, jump" series, the story of Lissa's rainbow dress encompasses disappointment as well as surprise.

This story about a job on the moon is on the third level of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series. The series moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at the end of primary school.

A collection of stories, rhymes and fact books for school libararies and reading at home. This seris moves on from stories told in simple sentences wht basic gramatical structures (HOP), through freer use of language (Step) to the level of reading reached at the end of the primary school (JUMP).

A group of children telling a fantasy story, this book is part of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series that moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at primary school.

From the "Jump" level of the "Hop Step Jump" series, this text features an adventure story aimed at readers of 10-12 years.

A comic tale of the desire to be a strongman, this reading book is part of the "Step" level in the "Hop Step Jump" series.

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

This story about a Zambian girl who wants to be a potter is on the third level of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series. The series moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at the end of primary school.

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

This text in the "Hop Step Jump" series features a poetry sequence by a Cameroonian author celebrating rain.

This volume is part of a collection of stories, rhymes and fact books for school libraries and for reading at home. The series moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures (HOP), through freer use of language (STEP) to the level of reading reached at the end of primary school (JUMP). From these varied and individual books a child can choose one that challenges his or her reading skill. In this book, which forms part of the STEP level, the story describes Dudu's visit to see her friend and his remarkable collection of creepy-crawlies. The HOP group of books include "In My Father's Village" by Michael Palmer, "Striped Paint" by Rosina Umelo, "The Slow Chameleon and Shammy's Bride" by David Cobb and "The Walking Talking Flying ABC" by David Cobb. In the STEP group of books are "Choose Me!" by Lynn Kramer, "Nondo the Cow" by Diane Rasteiro and "Sika in the Snow" by David Cobb. The JUMP group of books include "Chichi and the Termites" by Wendy Ijioma, "The Boy who ate a Hyena" by James G.D. Ngumy and "Tickets for the Zed Band" by Lynn Kramer.

On the intermediate level of the "Hop, step, jump" series, the story of Lissa's rainbow dress encompasses disappointment as well as surprise.

This story about a job on the moon is on the third level of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series. The series moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at the end of primary school.

A collection of stories, rhymes and fact books for school libararies and reading at home. This seris moves on from stories told in simple sentences wht basic gramatical structures (HOP), through freer use of language (Step) to the level of reading reached at the end of the primary school (JUMP).

A group of children telling a fantasy story, this book is part of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series that moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at primary school.

From the "Jump" level of the "Hop Step Jump" series, this text features an adventure story aimed at readers of 10-12 years.

A comic tale of the desire to be a strongman, this reading book is part of the "Step" level in the "Hop Step Jump" series.

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

An impressive collection of lively stories, poems and fact books for libraries, classrooms and bed-time reading that children will want to read again and again. They will keep children absorbed as well as develop their language skills. Themes include humour, adventure, everyday and more fantastic events in rural and town settings- or even on the moon! All titles offer the teacher or parent opportunities for discussion or project work. Features and Benefits Brightly illustrated Three language levels Some include practical activities Cross-curricular focus

This story about a Zambian girl who wants to be a potter is on the third level of the "Hop, Step, Jump" series. The series moves on from stories told in simple sentences with basic grammatical structures, through freer use of language to the level of reading reached at the end of primary school.