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Books one to four in this carefully researched series cover the development of the necessary grammatical knowledge, from the early years to the end of junior school in a practical and readily accessible form. These contain write-in activities.

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Books one to four in this carefully researched series cover the development of the necessary grammatical knowledge, from the early years to the end of junior school in a practical and readily accessible form. These contain write-in activities.

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After Matilda eats some magical jelly babies that her grandfather has brought back from a boating trip to the Bahamas, she acquires the powers of invisibility. Her power lasts for a period of only 30 days. Ages 4-8

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Koala really wants to see the world and asks her friends where it is. Is it Wombat's world, the dark and gloomy burrow Or the dangerous worlds of Crocodile, Python or Man Koala discovers that the world has been in front of her eyes all along. Ages 5-8.

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Not everyone can see through a brick wall, but Matilda suddenly finds she can see through anything. Ages 7+.

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The Primary Grammar Dictionary contains essential grammatical information for primary school students, including: separate sections on grammar, punctuation and usage, examples supporting each entry, lists of prefixes and suffixes, word origins, tables of tense and case.

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After Matilda eats beans on toast, she finds herself rising up to the ceiling. Luckily her father is a mad scientist who discovers how to bring her back to earth - but not for long! This book is aimed at children aged 7-9.

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The essential grammar handbook for students.

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Provides clear definitions, explanations and examples for all aspects of English grammar and usage required by junior secondary students. The book also has a practical reference section on Using the Right Word. This includes a wide range of common errors in grammar and usage.

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Apollo the Powerful Owl decides to change his diet, but when he does his tummy growls and grumbles and rumbles and tumbles, and he feels sick and weak. Wilfred, the Wise Old Owl, gives him some sensible advice. When Apollo takes the advice, something wonderful happens.

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Matilda is extraordinary in everything she does, but never more so than when she eats special food her grandfather brings her back from his travels. In this fifth book, Matilda eats olives and goes back in time to the Athens Olympics, in the days when togas were worn. Ages 6-8. (SA: Year 3 - Year 5).

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Designed to teach the essential skills of comprehension in a variety of literary and factual text types in the Key Learning Areas. Book 4 is for Year 4 of primary school.

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Designed to teach the essential skills of comprehension in a variety of literary and factual text types in the Key Learning Areas. Book 5 is for Year 5 of primary school.

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Designed to teach the essential skills of comprehension in a variety of literary and factual text types in the Key Learning Areas. Book 6 is for Year 6 of primary school.

(Paperback)

Books one to four in this carefully researched series cover the development of the necessary grammatical knowledge, from the early years to the end of junior school in a practical and readily accessible form. These contain write-in activities.

(Paperback)

Books one to four in this carefully researched series cover the development of the necessary grammatical knowledge, from the early years to the end of junior school in a practical and readily accessible form. These contain write-in activities.

(Paperback)

After Matilda eats a magical spinach that her grandfather has brought back from Spain, she becomes incredibly strong. Her power lasts for a period of only 30 days, during which time she puts it to very good use. This book is aimed at children aged 7+.

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An Australian grammar dictionary for students at primary level.

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Search for an echidna, a powerful owl, a frog and many more animals hidden on every page. Pat Shirvingtons striking illustrations hide each one of the animals just enough for the guessing to begin.