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Y2/3 Group Readers (Poetry)

English
Y2/3

I Hate Football

This text helps engage children through the use of a familiar topic and humour as they explore the many games they could play – and football! The repetition in the structure will support children who are now reading independently.

Group Readers

Y2/3 Group Readers (Poetry)

English
Y2/3

Frosty Rhymes

This is a collection of simple, traditional verses, all on the theme of a cold, cold winter! The charming illustrations will draw children in to the patterns and rhymes that have ensured these accessible tales have stood the test of time.

Group Readers

Y2 Group Readers (Poetry)

English
Y2

Family Flusters

Children will enjoy reading this colourful book all about Little Pig’s family. We all have our ups and downs and this story is a great starting point for thinking about how we can all learn to get along together.

Group Readers

Y2/3 Group Readers (Poetry)

English
Y2/3

A song of Toad

This is a beautifully illustrated version of Kenneth Grahame’s timeless poem. Children will laugh and also find the text – which is split into several pages per verse – slightly easier to read, especially along side the sound file provided to accompany the poem.

Group Readers

Composition: Compare poems about monsters and write an appreciation.

English
Y2/3

What are Monsters Like? 

This text uses simple rhyming couplets to create a simple text which children can engage with. The repeated pattern and colourful illustrations will encourage children to identify rhymes and comparisons and to develop their own ideas too.

Group Readers

Y2/3 Group Readers (Poetry)

English
Y2/3

Three Wise Men and a Star

This text explores the journey through the desert of one of the wise men from the Bible story as they follow a remarkable star to Bethlehem. The story follows Masood, a boy helping one of the wise men, and this combined with the wonderfully descriptive illustrations will draw children in to this fantastic tale.