The Little Dragon
The Little Dragon by Roderick Hunt, published by Oxford University Press in 1996, is a children’s book designed to support young readers as they progress to Stage 4. This edition features 16 pages and is presented in English, offering a collection of engaging stories that include the adventures of a knight, a princess, and a dragon, as well as various relatable scenarios involving family and community.
Readers will find a variety of narratives that focus on themes such as environmental improvement and family dynamics, all while reinforcing language skills. The stories utilize patterned sentence constructions and incorporate earlier key words from the Oxford Reading Tree, making it a valuable resource for language arts and disciplines. Each tale culminates in a positive resolution, ensuring an enjoyable reading experience for children.
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From the inimitable Hunt/Brychta stable, stories specially written for children needing help to progress to Stage 4 include: the role reversals of a knight, a princess and a dragon; Dad in pursuit of his musical hobby much to Floppy’s consternation; a community help project to improve the environment; a strange creature which turns up in the park; Mrs May in great distress (but don’t worry, there’s a happy ending); and Mum and Dad experiencing the ups and downs of shopping together. Each book consolidates words from Stage 3 Wrens, in patterned sentence constructions. Earlier ORT key words and other high frequency words are also used.
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