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International Primary
Catalogue 2020
Resources for schools following a UK, International,
or International Baccalaureate© curriculum.
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Contents Welcome
1 New for 2020 This catalogue is for schools who have chosen
to follow a UK, International or International
2–3 Resource Finder Baccalaureate© curriculum, and contains a
selection of our new and bestselling resources for
4–7 Pearson for International Schools 4–11 year‑olds.
Inside you’ll find resources that are aligned to the

iPLS International Primary latest education practices and meet the needs of
and Lower Secondary today’s learners around the world.
Curriculum
They are designed to:
8 An Introduction to iPrimary ● save you valuable time planning so
you’re ready to teach
9 Resources for iPrimary
● have an impact on learner outcomes to help
10–12 iPrimary English pupils reach their full potential
13 An iPrimary Story ● track every pupil’s progress and help you

prepare for assessment during times of change.
As you help learners aim higher and fulfill their true

Resources for the potential, you can rely on Pearson’s leading school
UK Curriculum
resources for support at all stages of planning,
14–17 ActiveLearn Primary teaching, learning and assessment.
Pearson is focused on helping all learners discover

18–50 Literacy
a love of learning that will inspire them and provide
51–67 Mathematics opportunities throughout their lives. Because
wherever learning flourishes, so do people.
68–73 Science
Resources for the

IB Programme Good to know
Contains digital resources
74–77 IB PYP Readers and
Companions Programme S uitable for schools following iPrimary
and iLowerSecondary Curriculum
Suitable for English Language Learners

Other Resources
Contains audio
78 Heinemann Explore Science Professional development courses may
be available
80 Index
81 How to Contact us
and Place an Order
NEW RESOURCES FOR 2020
iPrimary English Activity books

Written specifically to work alongside the iPrimary planning and recommended readers. They
provide essential practice of key English skills and ensure coverage of important curriculum
objectives, whilst matching weekly learning.
See page 10 for more information.
iPrimary Anthologies
Available for fiction and non‑fiction. These anthologies contain all the texts you will need to
teach iPrimary English.
Bug Club Phonics

Bug Club Phonics meets 100% of the UK’s Department for Education criteria for teaching
systematic synthetic phonics. This new edition includes comprehensive online planning tools,
an animation to introduce each new phoneme and is now tablet‑friendly!
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An evidence‑based writing approach for your 7–11 year‑olds, written to deliver the latest
UK Primary curriculum. Genre‑focused, this programme emphasises both creativity and the
technical aspects of writing.
Power Maths Reception

Power Maths Reception brings everything that schools love about Power Maths together with
beautiful new resources tailor‑made for your Reception children. Developed in conjunction
with White Rose Maths, Power Maths Reception is written by a team of Mastery Specialists and
Early Years advisors.
Looking for resources for your Following a Cambridge curriculum?

Pearson iPrimary curriculum? Bug Club and Abacus are now mapped!
Bug Club Bug Club

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Resource Finder
This catalogue features the following, which is just a selection of our available resources.
Details of additional resources can be found online, visit: www.pearsonglobalschools.com
AGE DIGITAL SUITABLE

SERIES NAME PAGE SUBJECT AUDIO
RANGE RESOURCES FOR ELL
INTERNATIONAL CURRICULUM RESOURCES

NEW iPrimary and iPrimary English 8–13 Literacy 5–11
Our fully mapped internationally‑renowned published
resources for the iPrimary curriculum will support you all the ✓ ✓ ✓
way from planning to teaching and learning, and through to
assessment.
Heinemann Explore Science 78 Science 5–11

A comprehensive science programme in line with the
✓ ✓
Cambridge International Examinations Primary Science
Curriculum Framework.
UK CURRICULUM RESOURCES
ActiveLearn Primary 14–17 All 4–11 ActiveLearn
ActiveLearn Primary is an online learning world where you Primary host
✓ ✓
will find all our UK Primary teaching and learning services in platform
one place.
Bug Club 18–29 Literacy 5–11 ActiveLearn

Bug Club is our core UK reading programme, which Primary
✓ ✓
brilliantly combines stunning books and an incredible
online reading world.
NEW Bug Club Phonics 30–33 Literacy 4–7 ActiveLearn

Bug Club Phonics is based on a seven year study that’s Primary
proven systematic phonics to be the most effective way to ✓ ✓
teach children to read. This new edition has improved online
planning and is tablet friendly.
Bug Club Comprehension 34–37 Literacy 7–11 ActiveLearn

Bug Club Comprehension is a fresh approach to teaching Primary ✓ ✓
deep comprehension through guided reading.
Grammar and Spelling Bug 38–39 Literacy 5–11 ActiveLearn

Grammar and Spelling Bug is a completely online programme Primary ✓ ✓
that brings spelling, grammar and punctuation lessons to life.
Progress and Assess 40–41 Various 5–11 ActiveLearn

Progress and Assess is a robust toolkit for tracking children’s Primary ✓
attainment and progress in Maths, Reading and Science.
NEW Power English: Writing 42–45 Literacy 7–11 ActiveLearn

Power English: Writing is a complete writing programme Primary
✓
which develops creative writing alongside technical skills
through a genre‑based approach.
Wordsmith 46–47 Literacy 5–11 ActiveLearn

Wordsmith is an online whole‑school approach to English Primary
✓ ✓
with reading for pleasure at its core and grammar skills
seamlessly woven throughout.
NEW Pinpoint English and Maths 48–53 Literacy 5–11

Pinpoint materials help you target a specific area of need in & Maths ✓
your classroom with clear and flexible resources.
NEW Power Maths – now with Reception 54–61 Maths 5–11 ActiveLearn
Power Maths is a new and exciting programme written Primary
✓ ✓
specifically for the UK curriculum, inspired by mastery
best practice from around the world.
Abacus 62–67 Maths 5–11 ActiveLearn

Abacus is a unique and flexible maths toolkit that’s carefully Primary
✓ ✓
crafted to help you inspire a genuine love of maths and help
every child master the maths curriculum.
Science Bug International 68–73 Science 5–11 ActiveLearn

Science Bug International is an exciting hands‑on science Primary ✓ ✓
programme designed for today’s curious kids.
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AGE DIGITAL SUITABLE
SERIES NAME PAGE SUBJECT AUDIO
RANGE RESOURCES FOR ELL
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE© RESOURCES

PYP Readers and Companions Programme 74–77 Literacy 3–11
The Pearson Baccalaureate PYP Readers and Companions
✓
Programme will motivate learners to develop important
inquiry‑based reading strategies.
PRIMARY SCHOOL YEAR/ GRADE CORRELATION TABLE
AGE IB iPrimary UK US
4–5 Reception Foundation Pre K
5–6 Year 1 Kindergarten
Key Stage 1
6–7 Year 2 Grade 1
7–8 IB PYP iPrimary Year 3 Grade 2
Key Stage 2
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International Schools
Whatever path they choose,
we’re there for the journey.
150 years of preparing today’s students
for tomorrow’s global opportunities
Trusted by millions of learners

We are Pearson, the world’s learning
company and the UK’s largest
awarding organisation.
We have a simple mission: to help people

make progress in their lives through learning.
We believe that quality education is the key

to shaping a better tomorrow. It can create
better lives for individuals, greater equality
within society, and a more prosperous,
sustainable world.
Pearson’s international education heritage

stretches back over 150 years, with the first
University of London school examinations
taking place in 1905.
Today, we partner with schools, universities

and employers globally to provide world‑class
qualifications, assessment, teaching and
learning resources and services to equip
young people with the skills and qualifications
they need to thrive in an ever‑changing and
increasingly connected world.
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World class qualifications iProgress with Pearson Edexcel
As the UK’s largest awarding organisation, Delivering a consistent learning journey for
Pearson is best placed to provide students aged 5 to 19, everywhere in the
international schools with qualifications world, iProgress is our complete series for
most closely aligned to the British international schools.
educational system.
The iProgress family includes iPrimary,
These are part of a wider suite offered by iLowerSecondary, International GCSE (IG),
Pearson, including vocational qualifications GCSE, International Advanced Level (IAL)
as well as UK‑regulated qualifications, and GCE A Level.
GCSE and A level.
Working with international schools

worldwide, we have created a complete,
integrated teaching and learning experience,
to help you realise the full potential of Our International A levels and International
your school and students, whatever your GCSEs open doors to the world’s most
prestigious universities, including
choice of curriculum.
Oxford, Cambridge, Yale, Columbia,
Harvard, University of Hong Kong,
University of Melbourne and the National
University of Singapore.
Find out
more about
iPrimary
on page 8 BTECs, our flexible vocational qualifications,
can be studied alongside academic
qualifications, giving learners of all levels and
ages throughout the world the knowledge
and skills they need for career success,
whether they progress straight to work
or via university.
iPrimary iLowerSecondary International International

GCSE (9–1) Advanced Level
5–11 years 11–14 years 14–16 years 16–18 years

English, maths, science English, maths, science Available in Available in
and computing and computing 37 subjects 21 subjects
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More than just a curriculum
or qualification
iProgress offers professional development
and training that keeps teachers up‑to‑date
with the latest educational practices,
supporting materials that make planning
and teaching easier, and student textbooks
and online resources to make learning
engaging, so you’ll have more time to focus on
developing your students.
Curriculum options at a glance

Age 5–11 11–14 14–16 16–19 19+
Pearson Edexcel
Academic Pearson Edexcel Pearson Edexcel Pearson Edexcel
International
International iPrimary iLowerSecondary International GCSE
Advanced Level
Academic UK KS1 and KS2 UK KS3 Pearson Edexcel Pearson Edexcel

UK National Curriculum National Curriculum GCSE GCE A Levels Higher education,
university and
employment
Vocational BTEC BTEC BTEC Higher Nationals /
BTEC Level 1 / Level 2 Level 3 BTEC Professional
English Language PTE Young Learners • PTE General • PTE Academic

Teaching Age‑specific resources and assessments, aligned to the Global Scale of English
Supported with published teaching and learning resources,

training, professional development and advance support tools and services:
ActiveLearn Digital, ResultsPlus, examWizard, ResultsPlus Direct
Following the International Baccalaureate©

or Cambridge curricula?
We have a range of best selling IB resources
for you at www.pearsonglobalschools/ib.
Guides mapping many of our resources to
the Cambridge curriculum can be found
at www.pearsonglobalschools.com/
cambridgemapping
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The new curriculum.
Just add you.
Keep your skills sharp Cut your planning Guide your students Draw your students in
with free face-to-face time with our through the curriculum with an internationally
teacher training and lesson and unit with our ready-made focused curriculum, written
online Professional plan examples. schemes of work. with additional language
Development support. learners in mind.
Easily work out exactly Measure your Steer students towards Make sure knowledge
what to teach and when students’ learning with success at International GCSE sticks with accessible
with our detailed built-in Progress and with a curriculum that and culturally-relevant
teacher’s guides. Achievement Tests. builds on their learning examples and resources.
at every stage.
Pearson Edexcel iPrimary and

iLowerSecondary are one-stop
Integrated.
international programmes in Individual.
English, Mathematics and Science
for children aged 5–14. International.
qualifications.pearson.com Are you in?
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iPrimary NEW
iPrimary is our new one‑stop international curriculum in English, Mathematics,

Science and Computing for 5 to 11 year‑olds – but it’s so much more than just a
curriculum – it’s a complete toolkit for schools.
iPrimary at a glance Seamless progression from

● Based on the latest English ages 5 to 18
National Curriculum (2014), with an
iPrimary is part of iProgress, our complete series
international approach.
of academic qualifications for 5 to 19 year‑olds,
● Written with learners of English as an for international schools, comprising: iPrimary,
additional language (EAL) in mind. iLowerSecondary, International GCSE (IG), GCSE,
● Face‑to‑face teacher training and online International Advanced level (IAL), and GCE A
Professional Development support included. level. It delivers a consistent learning journey, with
● Full Schemes of Work provided for all years world‑class support services, for students and
and every unit of content exemplified with teachers, everywhere in the world.
comprehensive lesson planning.
● Mapped to internationally‑renowned Pearson Download the
resources, such as Bug Club and Abacus. Secondary Catalogue
● Internal progress tests to help assess learning. from pearsonglobalschools.com
● The option to take externally assessed, for information on resources for
internationally benchmarked examinations. 11–18 year‑olds.
iPrimary iLowerSecondary International International

GCSE (9–1) Advanced Level
5–11 years 11–14 years 14–16 years 16–18 years

English, maths, science English, maths, science Available in Available in
and computing and computing 37 subjects 21 subjects
Learn more at qualifications.pearson.com/iprimary
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iPRIMARY CURRICULUM
Resources for iPrimary
Our experts have fully mapped our world‑renowned published
resources to iPrimary learning objectives from years 1‑6 so that
you can start teaching straight away, with the peace of mind that
you have all you need.
iPrimary English Activity Books and Anthologies

You can now access convenient, affordable packs of iPrimary English
Anthologies – available for fiction and non‑fiction – to further enhance the
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student and teacher experience. These anthologies contain all the texts you will
AGES 5–11
need to teach iPrimary English.
Bug Club
See page 10 for more details.
Abacus for iPrimary Mathematics

Abacus is a flexible maths toolkit, with a combination of over 10,000 digital
and printed resources, to help inspire a genuine love of maths and help
every child master the curriculum.
Science Bug International for iPrimary Science

Combining print and digital materials, Science Bug is a hands‑on science
programme designed by an expert author team, to help spark imagination,
fuel curiosity and nurture inspired and confident young scientists.
NEW
Computing
Written by subject experts and practising teachers, our new Computing
curriculum will demystify the subject and help children to excel in this
exciting subject. Teachers will be supported by our Professional Development
programme and by straightforward, easy to follow lesson planning.
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iPrimary English
Activity Books
iPrimary English Activity books provide an easy to understand

and structured support for schools teaching iPrimary English.
Written specifically to work alongside the iPrimary planning and recommended
readers or anthologies, the workbooks provide written practice of English skills
and help teachers and parents to ensure coverage of important curriculum
objectives and match what children are learning in class, week‑by‑week.
● Each lesson has a dedicated page in the Activity Put each word into the correct sentence. Find all the nouns in Eco Apes Use Rubbish.
Book where children can reinforce and practise the

Remember to use a capital letter if you Write them in the correct box below.
need to! Can you think of any more nouns to add?
skills they have learnt in the classroom through a finally

rubbish
Eco Apes Use Rubbish

Lesson 4
nouns
variety of activities.
ship
next
common nouns proper nouns
•
Week 11
● The flexibility of the books means they can be used Put each word into the correct sentence.
Ragbag wanted toRemember
make something
to use out
a capital letter if you
Find all the nouns in Eco Apes Use Rubbish.
Write them in the correct box below.
need to! Can you think of any more nouns to add?
within lessons, alongside teaching – or as additional

•
of .
•
Week 11
finally
practice as needed.
He made a out of a tub.
rubbish Draw pictures to show how Dot felt in the Imagine you are Bo

Lesson 4
story. nouns
Label your pictures. to the questions.
•
ship
, he made a rocket. next
Lesson 5
common nouns proper nouns Do you like rubbis
Written by experienced teachers, all activities have

•
● , he made a hat.
Week 11
When
Lesson 8
been created to be accessible to international
Ragbag had
Ragbag wanted to make something out
a lot of
rubbish, Dot
•
of .
•
felt…
•
students and can be used with or without teacher
Week 11
Week 12
78 79
He made a out of a tub.
support as needed.
•
, he made a rocket.
•
Lesson 5
Do you like the h

, he made a hat. When Ragbag
Each week also provides a suggested homework to

Ragbag made?
gave the
● rocket to Dot,
Dot felt…
consolidate the week’s learning.

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Teacher feedback Teac
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Eco Apes Use Rubbish Each week has an overview, explaining

Term 2 Week 11
what children will be learning over the
Draw a picture of your favourite
part of the story.
next five lessons and providing a host
This week we will be reading
Eco Apes Use Rubbish in class. of useful information!
This week you will be learning
Key
• How to link what you read with vocabulary

your own experiences.
predict
Key vocabulary and tricky
• How to make predictions.
• How to retell a story in your prediction
words are shared ahead of
own words. retell time, giving children chance
• How to put story events in order.
• How to find and use nouns. story map to learn and discuss these
• How to tell the difference sequence ahead of teaching.
between a common noun and
noun
•
a proper noun.
common noun
Week 11
Tricky words
proper noun
like said rubbish ship rocket
•
A common noun is a word for an everyday

Lesson 1
thing, for example, ball, book. Key ideas or terms

A proper noun is a special name for a person,
place or thing. A proper noun begins with a
are explained in more
capital letter. detail each Teacher
week. feedback
What do you think you will need help with

this week? Talk to an adult.
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iPRIMARY CURRICULUM
Anthologies
iPrimary English lesson planning is built around selected texts

from the award winning and proven Bug Club and Rapid series.
These titles are now available in convenient and affordable fiction and
non‑fiction anthologies for each year group.
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AGES 5–11
● Ensures you have the correct selection of texts
for the delivery of iPrimary English.
● The iPrimary anthologies are ideal as a school
purchase or for parents to purchase.
● The Anthologies complement the iPrimary
English Activity Books.
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iPRIMARY ENGLISH
iPRIMARY ENGLISH ACTIVITY BOOKS
iPrimary English Activity Book Year 1 978 0 435200 81 7
IPRIMARY ENGLISH ANTHOLOGIES
iPrimary English Anthology Year 1 978 1 292290 36 2
Fiction
Non‑Fiction
Fiction
Non‑Fiction
Fiction
Non‑Fiction
iPrimary English Anthology Year 4 Fiction 978 1 292290 39 3
Non‑Fiction
Fiction
Non‑Fiction
Fiction
Non‑Fiction
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An iPrimary Story:
iPRIMARY CURRICULUM
Nurturing students to
compete internationally
“The Pearson Edexcel curriculum was a perfect solution…
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The children now love the lesson delivery!”
TeachinAid, Ghana
AGES 5–11
TeachinAid is a preschool and primary school in Nancy has found the implementation training from
Ghana. Its vision has been to “nurture children to Pearson to be “very enlightening and clear” and
fit responsibly into society and make a positive really helped convey the curriculum objectives so
impact.” They aim to continuously introduce it could be used effectively in the classroom.
innovative methodologies and teaching styles
She found the students really enjoyed the lesson
to support their students throughout their
delivery and are thriving.
academic career.
Key highlights:
With their school vision and goals in mind,
the head teacher, Nancy Swatson, chose to ● Excellent training and ongoing support
implement Pearson’s Edexcel iPrimary in from Pearson
September 2018. They found iPrimary to be well ● Students and teachers are both highly engaged
structured and thought it would prepare students using iPrimary which makes teaching easier
for competing on an international level. They
● The assessments are extremely useful in
appreciated that it was a comprehensive package
keeping track of student progress
and had the resources required to help make
instruction easier. ● Teachers are enjoying the new curriculum,
methods and support they are receiving
through the digital resources and lesson plans.
The school has been so pleased with iPrimary

that they have already recommended it
to other schools.
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ActiveLearn Primary
Powering Primary classrooms
ActiveLearn Primary is an online learning

world where you will find all our UK primary
programmes in one place, meaning you can
access all your resources with a single log‑in.
Is it for me?
For teachers, ActiveLearn Primary is a giant repository
of teaching material, with in‑depth planning, assessment
and built‑in reporting.. For children, it’s where they
log‑in in the classroom and at home, to access their
teacher‑allocated books, games and activities–they even
earn rewards as they go!
Summary of components
● Access to our UK curriculum primary programmes, including Bug Club, Abacus, Power Maths
and Science Bug International.
● Interactive planning frameworks–saving precious time with termly, weekly and even
daily lesson plans.
● Online pupil world where children can complete work to earn rewards.
● Embedded assessment with next steps advice to ensure every child makes progress.
● Printed components also available to use alongside these online subscriptions.
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Bug Club
We are all powered by

ActiveLearn
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Fun
ACTIVELEARN PRIMARY
Road tested by children, for children. An online
world where your class can complete work,
earn rewards and play games to consolidate
their learning.
Accessible anywhere, anytime

Use in class, at home and on the go, as all
programmes on ActiveLearn Primary are iPad
and tablet compatible.
Assessing the impact
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ActiveLearn Primary is a powerful tool that helps you
assess, track and report on pupils’ progress.
AGES 4–11
The assessment toolkit is fully integrated with Bug
Club, Abacus and Science Bug and can also be used
as a standalone tool, alongside any of your existing
resources for maths and reading.
Full Progression Maps break down learning into

small steps. Benchmark tests help build evidence
and our unique at‑a‑glance dashboard helps you
track your pupils progress with ease.
Used by over
2 million teachers and students in
52 countries worldwide
Watch a user story

Take a look into how Capital School in Bahrain has seen an
improvement in teaching since they started using Active Learn:
www.pearsonglobalschools.com/activelearnprimary
Good to know
Digital Resources
Contains audio
S uitable for schools following iPrimary

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Tell me more!
iPad compatibility
All programmes on ActiveLearn Primary are iPad
compatible so you and your children can access them on
the go. Children can read their favourite Bug Club book
at home, complete an Abacus maths interactive activity
independently in the classroom, or spend their rewards in
the RaceWorld on the bus.
A child‑centred pupil world

with rewards!
Children love the pupil homepages which change as
they get older and their ‘My Stuff’ area makes it easy to
find resources allocated to them. In ActiveLearn Primary
children earn rewards as they learn, based on research
into what motivates 21st century learners.
Assessment and Progression

With the embedded assessment in ActiveLearn Primary
you can see at‑a‑glance how each child performed in their
allocated independent work. The reporting screen tracks
each activity and a red‑amber‑green age‑related score is
given for each objective.
Tests are provided at the end of topics or book band, as

well as at the end of term and year. Printed copies of the
tests are available to purchase separately.
Home learning links

Parents find it easy to support their child’s learning –
not only is it easier for their children to learn on their
iPad, parents can also check their children’s progress and
access advice on how they can help at home.
FREE 60‑day trials

available for all our
ActiveLearn Primary
subscriptions
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ACTIVELEARN PRIMARY
Head to the following pages in
this catalogue to find out more
about the fantastic resources
available on ActiveLearn
Primary…
Bug Club
The Bug Club Family
see pages 18–39
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Wordsmith
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AGES 4–11
see pages 46–47
NEW
Power English: Abacus
Writing see pages 62–67
see pages 32–35
NEW
Power Maths
see pages 54–61
Science Bug
What next? International
see pages 68–73
Free 60‑day trial…

All products on ActiveLearn Primary can be evaluated through a
free 60‑day trial. Sign up now at:
www.pearsonglobalschools.com/trial
Ordering…
If you choose to order, a digital subscription order form must
be used. For more information, please see the relevant ordering
section of each product available on ActiveLearn Primary in this
catalogue, or visit: www.pearsonglobalschools.com/orderform
Visit our website…

To find out more, sign up for our free trials and to listen to schools
sharing their successes with ActiveLearn Primary visit:
www.pearsonglobalschools.com/activelearnprimary
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The Bug Club Family
Your whole‑school reading solution for 4–11 year‑olds!
You have more than likely heard about Bug Club by now. However, did you
know it is so much more than just a series of finely levelled reading books?
The Bug Club family is your complete reading solution offering resources
for phonics, independent reading, shared, group and guided reading and
comprehension. All supported by comprehensive teaching resources.
Meet the Bug Club Family

Unlike other reading programmes, Bug Club combines printed books with interactive
eBooks and a unique learning platform – so you can allocate books to individual pupils for
home reading and assess their progress instantly!
Bug Club Turn to page 20
Combining 100% decodable books with whole‑class teaching software, Bug Club Phonics
has been researched and developed to deliver results, and its fast pace means children
start to read after learning just eight phonemes. Now compatible with tablets so children
can learn anywhere!
Turn to page 30
Bug Club Comprehension ensures every child understands what they are reading,
regardless of their decoding ability. The programme combines printed books with audio
ebooks, and an online toolkit for teachers.
Turn to page 34
Online games and guidance for getting to grips with grammar and spelling, which
help you to deliver the expectations of the UK primary curriculum and ensure all
children are engaged.
Turn to page 38
Progress & Assess provides you with online access to the teaching guidance, progression
maps, progress tests, and tracking tools which make up this robust assessment toolkit.
Embedded in your Bug Club subscription.
Printed tests are available.
Turn to page 40
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Loved by millions of teachers and
LITERACY
children globally.
Bug Club is a very comprehensive reading
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software which has truly transformed
the reading habits of the students of
AGES 4–11
my campus.
Zeba Nasir, Principal, Bloomfield Hall
Islamabad, Pakistan
I use Bug Club as both

a teacher and a family
member. I have to say I
love it. I can really see the
improvement in my children
when it is completed
regularly and properly.
Ciara Mooney, Winston
Churchill School, Mexico
Bug Club is amazing! The children in my class

are so engaged when they use it. I love the
Bug questions as they really help to develop
their inference and deduction skills. We try
to use Bug Club every day as part of guided
reading and the children really look forward to
logging on.
Vicky Walsh, Ninelands Primary School, Garforth
Bug Club deserves gushing praise for its design and

innovation. This is a programme destined to lead the
market and transform the way we teach reading. It will
help children get the best possible start in their reading
journey and enjoy page after page of reading success.
This resource will make you glad you became a teacher
and if you aren’t teaching Reception, Year 1 or Year 2,
you’ll wish you were.
John Dabell, Teach Primary Magazine
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Bug Club
Bug Club
Progress in reading for all your pupils
Bug Club is our core reading program which combines over 500 finely levelled
books and allocatable eBooks with an online reading world to help you develop
confident and motivated readers.
Is it for me? What’s New?

● Rather than focusing on a single set of ● 12 new printed Lime Plus titles stretch
characters, Bug Club features ‘mini‑series’ of your high achievers from age 6+ and build
books including well‑known characters from film reading stamina.
and television, offering variety to keep children ● The ability to bookmark so children return to the
engaged and develop a love of reading. last page they read within our eBook library.
● Assessment at your fingertips, Bug Club comes ● A new Grown‑ups area in ALP to support parents.
with Progress & Assess, with tests for every
● The ability to progress children through book
book band and tracking tools to help you really
band levels automatically to save you time.
understand your pupils’ progress in all of the key
reading fluency and comprehension skills.
● Allocate books, and curriculum matched
resources to a class, group or individual
and then track every child’s progress.
● It works – an independent efficacy
report proves children using Bug Club
make 30 months progress in just
18 months! The results speak for
themselves – see page 24.
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LITERACY
How does it work?
Planning
Bug Club contains a clever online toolkit for
teachers that comprises all the eBooks and activities
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you will need for reading in your school. The teacher
AGES 4–11
support is designed to save you time, allowing
you to allocate eBooks, track progress and assign
quizzes – all at the click of a button. Search
for and
allocate eBooks
Teaching and Learning
to classes or individual
A brilliant reading programme only children in seconds, and
works if it’s filled with truly fantastic tailor reading lists to
books. What makes Bug Club so special their precise needs.
is the fact that it’s filled with books that
children would choose themselves.
● An enormous range of fiction, non‑fiction and
poetry, with well‑known characters.
● Finely levelled to give your children manageable
steps in reading progression and a real
sense of on‑going achievement as they move
through the levels.
● Fun, levelled plays written by Julia Donaldson for
guided reading, to improve reading and fluency.
Good to know
Digital Resources (ActiveLearn Primary)
Contains audio
Recomended for iPrimary
rofessional development courses may

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be available
Mapped to Cambridge
Suddenly, Donkey crashed into something

big and green. It was Shrek!
The men ran away.
One day, some men were running after Donkey

in the forest.
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Online learning
Bug Club’s online reading world really makes Bug Club stand
out from other reading programmes. Road‑tested by children,
for children, the online reading world is home to all of the Bug
Club eBooks, fun quizzes, games, and rewards that today’s
computer‑savvy children simply love.
The online
reading world is a virtual
book bag for each child in
your class – accessed at
home, at school or on
the move!
Children earn
coins as they read and
answer questions
to spend on fun
rewards.
Allocate eBooks
and comprehension
quizzes.
The eBooks
are packed with
interactivity so children
can re‑read books,
complete activities and
even hear their favourite
story read to them.
Want to see more?

To view and download a full Bug Club Structure Chart, visit:
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The allocation tool means you can allocate eBooks to children
to use at home to consolidate their learning. There’s also
support for parents in our Grown‑ups section, including
guidance on levelling and advice on how best to support
children at home with their reading.
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AGES 4–11
Assessment
Pearson Primary Progress and Assess is a robust toolkit for functionality allows you
tracking children’s attainment and progress that helps you to identify gaps in reading
build a clear and well‑rounded picture of where your children skills at‑a‑glance.
are against Age Related Expectations
through a series of levelled, progress
tests. This coupled with the activities
embedded in Bug Club ebooks with their
comprehensive reporting dashboard,
gives you an at‑a‑glance view of how every
child is performing.
A guided
reading card for each
book provides reading and
writing activities to help
you model and
assess skills.
Sick as a Parrot
Book Band Gold B Year 2, term 3
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Plot Summary
urage
The Potters are a very ordinary family – except for their obsession
with tidying – until they meet Captain Kev, a pirate. Captain Kev’s
parrot is sick. The family offer to help him and Captain Kev and his
parrot move in. Soon the Potter family become less worried about
) together. being tidy and more interested in saving Captain Kev’s parrot.
your
and extend
Curriculum Objectives Progression Map Objective
her. Reference
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Y2, RC, p.18 Reading Y2 t3, Literary Language
ENG 1–17a (CfE) [Recognise] recurring Recognise simple recurring
RS7 (W) literary language in stories literary language in stories and
R5 (NI) and poetry. poetry.
o make
Y2, RC, p.18 Spoken Language Y2 t3, Vocabulary Development
last) to start LIT 1–03a (CfE) [Discuss and clarify] the Discuss and clarify the meanings
gically and OS8 (W) meanings of words, linking of words, linking new meanings
T&L 11 (NI) new meanings to known to known vocabulary.
vocabulary.
Y2, WC, p.21 Writing Y2, Text Structure and Purpose

LIT 1–26a (CfE) [Write] sentences with The child can use different
WS10 (W) [...]: statement, question, sentence forms (statement,
W4 (NI) exclamation, command. question, exclamation,
command) in their writing. PCM
dren do
ng!; Scrub Key
CfE = The Curriculum for Excellence (2009) WC = Writing – composition, National Curriculum in England (2013)
Progress tests
NI = Northern Ireland Primary Curriculum Foundation Stage (2007) W = Foundation Phase Framework for children’s learning for 3 to 7-year-
assess against Age Related

ention!; RC = Reading – comprehension, National Curriculum in England (2013) olds in Wales (2008)
s out.
Expectations. Printed
Download cards for other curricula from:
http://mybugclub.pearson.com
copies can be purchased
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separately.
Research shows Here are the highlights
children made 30
months of progress
in just 18 months
An 18 month independent study 1510
children
36
was conducted from January
2015 – July 2016 to discover the
impact of Bug Club.
The report showed that: schools

● children made 30 months of
reading progress in just 18 months
● after 12 to 18 months of Bug
Club use, pupils liked to read and 25 teachers
go to school more. In the first observed using 113 teachers 15 control
few months, pupils were already Bug Club interviewed schools
reading more and for longer.
Teachers noted that Bug Club 41parents interviewed 21intervention
motivated reluctant readers. schools using
● after 18 months children using Bug Club
Bug Club made significantly
more progress in their picture
vocabulary than those not
using Bug Club. 95% of children enjoyed
the study, an increase of 6%
reading by the end of
Children make 30 months of progress

in 18 months
30 Bug Club
Months of progress
25 progress
20
Expected
15 progress
10
5
0 5 10 15 18 months of time
Download the full report

To read the report and to view Bug Club case studies visit:
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Bug Club gives me the flexibility to differentiate reading instruction

throughout multiple leveled groups. Being able to track their progress
in real time shows me what they are understanding and in turn, what
they are struggling with, allowing me to quickly identify target areas of
instruction. The children love having books right at their fingertips and
I love how excited they get about reading.
Magister (The English International School), Russia
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HOW TO SAMPLE
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BUG CLUB STARTER PACKS

BUG CLUB
1 of each title in the Year
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International Bug Club Reception 978 0 435189 17 4
Step 1: Identify which tier your school size matches. Category A (Small Starter Pack
school) is fewer than 100 pupils, Category B (Medium) is 101–300
AGES 4–11
pupils, Category C (Large) is 301–500 pupils, Category D (Extra Large) is International Bug Club Year 1 978 0 435189 19 8
501–999 and Category E (Super) is 1000+ pupils. Starter Pack
Step 2: Select the stages you want access to. Choose just one, two or all International Bug Club Year 2 978 0 435182 04 5
three of the following: Reception/ Key Stage 1 which is for 4–7 year‑olds, Starter Pack
Bridging Bands which is White and Lime Book Bands for transition International Bug Club 978 0 435182 06 9
between Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 which is for 7–11 Bridging Band levels Starter Pack
year‑olds. For whole school access, order all three stages.
International Bug Club Year 3 978 0 435189 22 8
Step 3: Complete the annual subscription order form and send with
Starter Pack
your order via your usual ordering method. The form is available to
download at www.pearsonglobalschools.com/orderform International Bug Club Year 4 978 0 435189 24 2
Starter Pack
BUG CLUB ONLINE READING WORLD International Bug Club Year 5 978 0 435189 28 0
Starter Pack
INTERNATIONAL BUG CLUB RECEPTION AND KS1
Category A 978 0 435189 40 2
Starter Pack
Category B 978 0 435189 39 6
Category C 978 0 435189 38 9
Category D 978 0 435189 37 2
BUG CLUB PRINTED BOOKS
Category E 978 0 435189 41 9 – SINGLE TITLE PURCHASE OPTION
INTERNATIONAL BUG CLUB BRIDGING BANDS SUBSCRIPTION
Category A 978 0 435182 07 6
RECEPTION – SINGLE TITLE PURCHASE OPTION
Category B 978 0 435182 08 3
Category C 978 0 435182 09 0 Bug Club Reception Starter Pack 978 0 435189 17 4
(1 title of each)
Category D 978 0 435182 10 6
LILAC
Category E 978 0 435182 11 3
I Want to Play This! 978 0 435914 31 8
INTERNATIONAL KS2 SUBSCRIPTION
Fun at the Beach 978 0 433004 52 3
Category A 978 0 435189 36 5
Night to Day 978 0 433004 53 0
Category B 978 0 435189 35 8
PINK A
Category C 978 0 435189 34 1
Look Up, Look Down! 978 0 435914 34 9
Category D 978 0 435189 33 4
Hop, Swim and Run 978 0 433004 62 2
Category E 978 0 435189 42 6
Dig and Tip 978 0 433004 63 9
Cat is Sleeping 978 0 435167 42 4
PRINTED PACKS Cookies 978 0 435167 77 6
You can also buy printed book packs. The Easy Buy packs combine six of Get Up and Go! 978 0 435167 45 5
each title, plus a guided reading card that makes it easy for your guided PINK B
reading sessions. The Starter packs give you one copy of each title so that What is in my Net? 978 0 435914 37 0
you can get started with your new reading programme.
At the Fun Fair 978 0 433004 65 3
BUG CLUB EASY BUY PACKS
Can you see Cat 978 0 435167 81 3
6 of each title in the Year
(Fiction, Non‑fiction and Comics) plus Guided Reading Cards Animal Homes 978 0 435167 83 7
International Bug Club Reception 978 0 435189 16 7 In the Garden 978 0 435167 85 1
Easy Buy Pack RED A
International Bug Club Year 1 978 0435200 68 8 Eco Apes Use Rubbish 978 0 4359 1440 0
Easy Buy Pack Rat and Cat in Hat Trick 978 0 4359 1443 1
International Bug Club Year 2 978 0 435182 03 8 What Can You See? 978 0 4330 0470 7
Easy Buy Pack
See Like Me 978 0 4330 0475 2
International Bug Club 978 0 43518205 2
King Pip and the Wish 978 0 4351 6789 9
Bridging Band levels Easy Buy Pack
Timmy Wants to Win 978 0 4351 6795 0
Easy Buy Pack Lots of Legs 978 0 4351 6791 2
International Bug Club Year 4 978 0 435189 23 5 We Can Do It! 978 0 4351 6793 6
Easy Buy Pack RED B
International Bug Club Year 5 978 0 435189 26 6 Eco Apes Save Water 978 0 4359 1441 7
Easy Buy Pack Rat and Cat in The Dance 978 0 4359 1444 8
International Bug Club Year 6 978 0 435189 29 7 Be a Pirate 978 0 4330 0473 8
Easy Buy Pack
Sport is Fun 978 0 4330 0474 5
Beep Beep, Timmy 978 0 4351 6803 2
King Pip and the Dark Wood 978 0 4351 6799 8
Animal Babies 978 0 4351 6797 4
What is the Same? 978 0 4351 6801 8
RED C BLUE C
Rat and Cat in Let's Jump! 978 0 4359 1445 5 The Mermaids & the Perfect Presents 978 0 435914 03 5
Eco Apes Grow Food 978 0 4359 1442 4 The Missing Masks 978 0 435914 11 0
Grow a Flower 978 0 4330 0464 6 Play the Guitar 978 0 433004 41 7
Make an Egg Card 978 0 4330 0471 4 Trapped in a Tower 978 0 435167 15 8
Timmy's Snowball 978 0 4351 6811 7 Martial Arts 978 0 435167 11 0
King Pip and the Troll 978 0 4351 6805 6 Zeke and the Pop pop bird 978 0 435167 17 2
Look Outside 978 0 4351 6807 0 Time to Sleep 978 0 435167 13 4
Shadows in the Sun 978 0 4351 6809 4 BLUE – POETRY AND PLAYS
The Last Egg 978 1 447926 10 8
YEAR 1 The Sockosaurus 978 1 447926 29 0

A Trip to Doctor Woof 978 1 447926 64 1
Starter Pack (1 x 89 titles) Animal Talent Show 978 1 447926 85 6
YELLOW A Steg and the Tar Pit 978 1 447926 94 8
Beetle Cookies 978 0 435914 49 3 Get a Parrot! 978 1 447927 03 7
Zip and Zap & The Thing 978 0 435914 50 9 GREEN A
You Are My Mum! 978 0 435914 55 4 Snowman‑o‑tron 978 0 435914 07 3
My Pony Book 978 0 433004 84 4 Silly Jack & Beanstalk 978 0 435914 09 7
Draw with Penny 978 0 433004 85 1 Horribilly: Slow & Sticky 978 0 435914 58 5
Pippa's Pets: Lost Dog 978 0 435168 17 9 Sea Snaps 978 0 433004 46 2
Butterflies 978 0 435168 13 1 What Makes you Laugh? 978 0 433004 47 9
Animal Crackers 978 0 435168 31 5 Dixie's Pocket Zoo: Brave the Waves 978 0 435167 20 2
Senses! 978 0 435168 15 5 Amazing Trees 978 0 435167 28 8
YELLOW B Zoo Map 978 0 435167 34 9
Zip and Zap meet Sam 978 0 435914 53 0 GREEN B
Slug Picnic 978 0 435914 54 7 Silly Jack and Mice 978 0 435914 12 7
Too Many Jobs! 978 0 435914 52 3 Soccomatic 978 0 435914 13 4
This is My Pet 978 0 433004 87 5 Horribilly: Gloopy Food 978 0 435914 61 5
This Dinosaur 978 0 433004 88 2 Creepy Crawlies 978 0 433004 48 6
Pippa's Pets: Runaway Pony 978 0 435168 29 2 A Vet's Day 978 0 433004 49 3
Rainbows 978 0 435168 23 0 Dixie's Pocket Zoo: Fight the flames 978 0 435167 22 6
Spot the Shape 978 0 435168 19 3 Birthdays around the world 978 0 435167 30 1
YELLOW C Epic Adventures 978 0 435167 32 5
Spider Camp 978 0 435914 51 6 GREEN C
Zip and Zap at the Zoo 978 0 435914 56 1 Horribilly: Swampy Mess 978 0 435914 02 8
What a Mess! 978 0 435914 57 8 Silly, Silly, Jack! 978 0 435914 06 6
My Life 978 0 433004 86 8 Autochef 978 0 435914 10 3
I Like to Collect 978 0 433004 89 9 Your Bones 978 0 433004 50 9
Yellow Comic: Splash 978 0 433005 03 2 The Old Things 978 0 433004 51 6
Pippa's Pets: Scardey Cat 978 0 435168 21 6 Super Gloop 978 0 433004 96 7
I Like to Play 978 0 435168 25 4 Dixie's Pocket Zoo: Robber run around 978 0 435167 24 0
My Holiday 978 0 435168 27 8 Exploring Rock Pools 978 0 435167 36 3
BLUE A Materials Around Us 978 0 435167 26 4
The Bike Race 978 0 4359 1405 9 GREEN – POETRY AND PLAYS
The Mermaids and Dolphins 978 0 4359 1459 2 Planet Emerald 978 1 447926 37 5
Ballet 978 0 4330 0436 3 Soppy Hoppy 978 1 447926 83 2
Grow it Back 978 0 4330 0437 0 Larry's Lorry 978 1 447927 01 3
Nowhere To Go 978 0 4351 6680 9 Best Friends 978 1 447926 04 7
Zeke Goes to Space School 978 0 4351 6682 3 City Shapes and other poems 978 0 435167 38 7
Let's Eat Lunch 978 0 4351 6675 5 Missing Milly 978 1 447926 02 3
Brave Little Beasts 978 0 4351 6679 3
Oceans 978 0 4351 6677 9 YEAR 2
Sam Sees All 978 1 4479 1292 7 International Bug Club Year 2 978 0 435182 04 5
Prof. Toff's Zoo 978 1 4479 1293 4 Starter Pack (1 x 78 titles)
Slick Tricks 978 0 4330 0494 3 ORANGE – POETRY AND PLAYS
BLUE B Frog Fight 978 1 447927 02 0
The Mermaids Visit Vet 978 0 435914 00 4 Little Red Riding Hoody 978 1 447926 58 0
The Cake Sale Goo 978 0 435914 08 0 The Hare and the Tortoise 978 1 447926 31 3
A Little Look at Big Reptiles 978 0 433004 38 7 When I Was Your Age 978 1 447926 93 1
Plant Traps 978 0 433004 39 4 All Gone 978 1 447926 07 8
Can We Keep Him? 978 0 435166 88 5 At the Vet's 978 1 447926 84 9
Zeke and the Big Sandcastle 978 0 435167 09 7 Fun and Mix Ups 978 0 433004 99 8
Football 978 0 435166 86 1
My Shoes 978 0 435166 84 7
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ORANGE A PURPLE B
Goldilocks and the Big Mess 978 0 435143 29 9 Pirates: Life at Sea 978 0 435143 91 6
Adventure Kids: Chase in New York 978 0 435914 14 1 Sharma Family: Best Birthday Ever 978 0 435143 34 3
Dino‑soaring 978 0 435914 15 8 Pete's Peculiar Pet Shop: I Want a Unicorn! 978 0 435914 29 5
Flips and Spins 978 0 433004 58 5 Yun and the Giant Bird 978 0 435914 30 1
Strawberries at School 978 0 433004 59 2 Chocolate! 978 0 433004 69 1
Penguins of Madagascar: Good Deed Day 978 0 435178 49 9 GOLD – COMICS
King Julien: Everyone Loves King Julien! 978 0 435178 47 5 Tasty Treats 978 0 433004 95 0
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Exploring London 978 0 435914 63 9 GOLD – POETRY AND PLAYS
ORANGE B The Fish in the Tree 978 1 447926 30 6
AGES 4–11
Goldilocks and The Clever Plan 978 0 435143 30 5 The Noises Next Door 978 1 447926 03 0
Dino‑sitting 978 0 435914 22 6 Snow White – The Hex Factor 978 1 447926 57 3
Adventure Kids: Escape in Egypt 978 0 435914 17 2 GOLD A
Colourful Creatures 978 0 433004 60 8 Tales of Taliesin: The Powerful Potion 978 0 435143 35 0
Fun Festivals 978 0 433004 61 5 The Truth About Fish and Chips 978 0 435144 33 3
Penguins of Madagascar: 978 0 435178 53 6 You CAN Try This at Home 978 0 433004 45 5
A Kipper for Skipper Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: 978 0 435143 85 5
King Julien: King Julien's Jobs 978 0 435178 51 2 Flint the Inventor
My Skateboarding 978 0 435144 29 6 The Fang Family: 978 0 435914 64 6
TURQUOISE – COMICS Sports Day Snack Attack
Surprise! 978 0 433005 01 8 Pete's Peculiar Pet Shop: 978 0 435144 32 6

The Very Smelly Dragon
TURQUOISE – PLAYS
Fossils 978 0 433004 42 4
Best Bet 978 1 447926 35 1
GOLD B
One‑way Ticket to Mars 978 1 447926 08 5
George Stephenson: The Train Man 978 0 435144 34 0
Rap‑Punzel 978 1 447926 56 6
Tales of Taliesin: The Magic Storm 978 0 435143 36 7
The Billy Goats Gruff 978 1 447926 06 1
Sick as a Parrot 978 0 435914 66 0
Tricking the Tiger 978 1 447926 62 7
Animals to the Rescue 978 0 433004 55 4
Where Oh Where is Mrs Brown? 978 1 447926 60 3
Going into Space 978 0 433004 44 8
TURQUOISE A
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: 978 0 435143 86 2
Welcome to the Circus 978 0 435144 30 2 Weird Weather
Goldilocks and the Porridge Problem 978 0 435143 31 2
Adventure Kids: Run in the Rainforest 978 0 435914 20 2
BRIDGING BANDS
Dino‑splashing 978 0 435914 18 9
Cars, Cars, Cars 978 0 433004 76 9 International Bug Club Bridging Band 978 0 4351 8206 9
levels Starter Pack (1x 41 titles)
Tricking our Eyes 978 0 433004 77 6
WHITE – COMICS
Penguins of Madagascar: 978 0 435178 61 1
Penguins to the Rescue
Wallace and Gromit The Weatherman 978 0 435178 92 5
WHITE – POETRY AND PLAYS
King Julien: King Julien and the Rain Dance 978 0 435178 59 8
TURQUOISE B
My Dog's Got No Nose 978 1 447926 63 4
Living in a Castle 978 0 435144 31 9 The Escape 978 1 447926 36 8
Sharma Family: What's Out There? 978 0 435143 32 9 The Genie 978 1 447926 09 2
Young Robin Hood: Hit and Miss 978 0 435143 82 4 Wizards, Spiders and Castles 978 0 435076 28 3
WHITE A
Pete's Peculiar Pet Shop: Just the Job 978 0 435914 23 3
Yun and the Ice Spirit 978 0 435914 24 0
How Animals Smell, Taste and Touch 978 0 435076 30 6
Extreme Living 978 0 433004 78 3
Monkeys 978 0 435076 29 0
Can You Do This? 978 0 433004 68 4
Monkeys and Monsters 978 0 435076 31 3
PURPLE – COMICS
The Pirate and the Potter Family: All at Sea 978 0 435914 69 1
Laugh Out Loud 978 0 433005 00 1 The Fang Family: Fright at the Fair 978 0 435914 70 7
PURPLE – POETRY AND PLAYS Birds of Prey 978 0 433004 80 6
Doctor Doctor 978 1 447926 33 7 Caring for Exotic Animals 978 0 433004 81 3
WHITE B
Goha and the Shoes 978 1 447926 34 4
The School Quiz 978 1 447926 61 0
Animal Self‑defence 978 0 435076 35 1
PURPLE A
Black‑tailed Prairie Dogs 978 0 435076 34 4
When Animals Attack 978 0 435144 37 1 Mona the Moaner 978 0 435076 33 7
Sharma Family: Stop That Dog! 978 0 435143 33 6 The Valley of the Diamonds 978 0 435076 36 8
Young Robin Hood: Marian to the Rescue 978 0 435143 83 1 The Pirate and the Potter Family: Set Sail 978 0 435914 72 1
for School
Pete's Peculiar Pet Shop: The Wrong 978 0 435914 26 4
Meddlers: The Not‑So‑Merry‑Go‑Round 978 0 435914 74 5
Jumper
Earth's Amazing Environments 978 0 433004 82 0
Yun and the Fire Demon 978 0 435914 27 1
Gross Things 978 0 433004 83 7
All About Mummies 978 0 433004 66 0
LIME – COMICS
Time To Time Travel 978 0 433004 79 0
Wallace & Gromit: A Runaway Success 978 0 435178 43 7
LIME – POETRY AND PLAYS
Choose Me 978 1 447926 59 7
The Smell of the Cakes 978 1 447926 32 0
Traffic Jam 978 1 447926 05 4
LIME A BROWN B
A Volcano Wakes Up 978 0 435076 01 6 Real Life: Daredevils 978 0 435075 84 2
Bugs in our Homes 978 0 435076 02 3 The Cloud Rider 978 0 435075 85 9
Bumblebees, Sweets and a 978 0 435076 00 9 Learning the Ropes 978 0 435075 86 6
See‑Through Stomach Big Giant, Little Bear 978 0 435143 72 5
Rocky and the Wolf Cub 978 0 435076 03 0 Pirates in an Adventure with Scientists: 978 0 435143 88 6
Rocky Runs Away 978 0 435076 08 5 A Daring Rescue
Mae in the Middle: Music Master 978 0 435914 76 9 In Their Shoes: My Life as a Roman Slave 978 0 435143 93 0
Meddlers: Tick, Tock, Unfix the Clock 978 0 435914 77 6 101 Ways to Beat Boredom 978 1 408273 90 6
Awesome Animal Adventures 978 0 433004 54 7 Dead Gorgeous 978 1 408273 96 8
Poptropica: The Ultimate Guide 978 0 433004 57 8 BC The Malice Family Brown B/3B 978 1 408273 93 7
DreamWorks Dragons: 978 0 435178 41 3 BC Pizza at the Double Brown B/3B 978 0 435915 18 6
When Lightning Strikes Quigleys Got Talent 978 1 408273 85 2
LIME B Big Cats 978 0 435075 83 5
Looking for Invisible Clues 978 0 435076 07 8 Damian Drooth: The Case of the 978 0 435075 87 3
Watching Comets 978 0 435076 06 1 Pop Star's Wedding
Work! Work! Work! 978 0 435076 05 4
Mae in the Middle: Super Sleuth 978 0 435915 13 1 YEAR 4
Meddlers: Lickety Kwick and the Mixed‑Up 978 0 435915 14 8
Fix International Bug Club 978 0 4351 8924 2
Year 4 Starter Pack (1 x 28 titles)
About Earth 978 0 433004 43 1
GREY – ALL LEVELS
DreamWorks Dragons: No Pack Like Home 978 0 435178 45 1
Haunting Histories 978 0 435144 17 3
LIME PLUS A
Meena the Monster Minder 978 0 435144 15 9
Aliens in the House 978 0 435194 20 8
The Summer Explorers 978 0 435144 16 6
Escape to Tekron 978 0 435194 21 5
GREY A
Karate Chaos! 978 0 435194 22 2
Heading for Glory 978 1 408274 00 2
My Name is Moby 978 0 435194 23 9
RR & Vortex 978 0 435914 75 2
Play It Again, Sam 978 0 435194 25 3
Porpoises in Peril 978 0 435164 56 0
What a Whopper! 978 0 435194 51 2
Charlie Small: Gorillas vs The Leopard Men 978 1 408274 01 9
LIME PLUS B
How to be an Explorer 978 1 408274 06 4
Island Emergency 978 0 435194 54 3
Globe Challenge: Buried Treasure 978 1 408274 07 1
It's a Dog's Life 978 0 435194 55 0
Why Does Lightning Flash? 978 0 435075 89 7
Mystery at the Purple Parrot 978 0 435194 56 7
Dog Alert 978 0 435075 91 0
Robots Rule! 978 0 435194 57 4
Beowulf and the Beast 978 0 435075 92 7
What If? 978 0 435194 59 8
Charlie and Alice: Finding a Friend 978 0 435075 93 4
Why the Sea is Salty 978 0 435194 62 8
The Amazing Adventures of Erik 978 0 435143 73 2
Pet Finders Underground 978 0 435143 65 7
YEAR 3 Dinkin Dings and the Frightening Things 978 0 435143 89 3
International Bug Club 978 0 4351 8922 8 How do they make... Bikes 978 0 435143 94 7
Year 3 Starter Pack (1 x 28 titles) GREY B
BROWN – ALL LEVELS Stage Fright! 978 1 408274 02 6
Robbie Ravenbeak 978 0 435144 28 9 RR & Bleekoids 978 0 435915 12 4
Wicked Baba Yaga 978 0 435144 38 8 Charlie Small The Chasm of the Killer Bees 978 1 408274 03 3
Step Inside a Story 978 0 435144 27 2 101 Ways to Save the Planet Before 978 1 408273 99 9
BROWN A Bedtime
How to be a Sports Star 978 1 408273 97 5 Dead Losses 978 1 408274 05 7
Globe Challenge: Lost in Egypt 978 1 408273 98 2 Real Life: Artists 978 0 435075 95 8
How Do Lobsters Stay Young? and other 978 0 435075 78 1 Rat Island 978 0 435075 96 5
amazing facts about animal life cycles
Beowulf Meets His Match 978 0 435075 97 2
Come Down, Golden 978 0 435075 80 4
Charlie and Alice: A Friend in Need 978 0 435075 98 9
Changing Places 978 0 435075 81 1
Mixed‑Up Myths 978 0 435143 75 6
Mountain Tales of Norway 978 0 435143 71 8
Pet Finders on the Case 978 0 435143 66 4
Flash the Dog Bounces In! 978 0 435143 37 4
Dinkin Dings and the Double from 978 0 435143 90 9
How do they make... Costumes 978 0 435143 92 3 Dimension Nine
The Pirates in an Adventure with Scientists: 978 0 435143 87 9 In their Shoes… My Life as a Tudor 978 0 435143 95 4
Quest for Treasure Schoolboy
Flash the Dog Dives In! 978 0 435143 64 0 Birds 978 0 435075 94 1
Moya the Luck Child 978 1 408273 81 4
Quigleys Wild Life 978 1 408273 82 1
Double Trouble 978 0 435915 15 5
Whose Is This? 978 0 435164 71 3
Damian Drooth: The Case of the 978 0 435075 82 8
Disappearing Daughter
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DARK RED B
YEAR 5
101 Things to do Before Secondary School 978 1 408274 08 8
International Bug Club 978 0 4351 8928 0
Year 5 Starter Pack (1 x 26 titles) Dead Adventurous 978 1 408274 14 9
DARK BLUE – ALL LEVELS Real Life: Superheroes 978 0 435076 23 8
Joe's Weird World 978 0 435144 20 3 Hot Money 978 0 435076 24 5
Tricked you – Play 978 0 435144 19 7 The Velvet Thief 978 0 435076 25 2
Curious Cases – Play 978 0 435144 18 0 The Time‑Travelling Cat and the Tudor 978 0 435076 26 9
Treasure
DARK BLUE A
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Joe McGinty 978 1 408273 84 5
Kura's Story 978 1 408273 91 3
Cosmo B Could Do Better 978 1 408274 12 5
Washed Up! 978 0 435164 38 6
Wild Papa Woods 978 0 435143 78 7
AGES 4–11
How to be a Pop Star 978 1 408273 88 3
Catapult Kid: Outlaws on the Loose 978 0 435143 70 1
Globe Challenge: Creatures in Danger 978 1 408273 89 0
King Lear 978 0 435144 44 9
The Mystery of the Missing Finger 978 0 435915 20 9
In Her Shoes: My Life as a Victorian Maid 978 0 435144 08 1
When Will The Sun Go Out? 978 0 435075 67 5
Reptiles (Red) 978 0 435076 22 1
Dark Stone Eye 978 0 435075 69 9
The Spiral Chrysalis 978 0 435076 14 6
The Curse of the Highwayman 978 0 435075 70 5
Jack No Name 978 0 435076 15 3
Ampata and the Scarlet Macaws 978 0 435143 74 9
Dogs of the Hinterland 978 0 435076 16 0
Stepsister Diaries: I'm not sharing with YOU 978 0 435143 67 1
Run 978 0 435144 42 5
Wind in the Willows 978 0 435144 11 1
Sign of a Warrior (Nitty Gritty) 978 0 435144 36 4
How do they make… a Comic 978 0 435143 96 1
DARK BLUE B
Poisoned Pudding 978 1 408273 83 8 TEACHING RESOURCES
Coming Home 978 0 435915 19 3 Reception Planning Guide 978 1 2921 9912 2
101 Things to do in the UK 978 1 408273 80 7 Year 1 Planning Guide 978 1 2921 9913 9
Dead Sick 978 1 408273 86 9 Year 2 Planning Guide 978 0 4351 7825 3
Real Life: Storytellers 978 0 435075 73 6 Bridging Bands Planning Guide 978 0 4351 7822 2
Pictures 978 0 435075 74 3 Year 3 Planning Guide 978 1 2921 9914 6
The Highwayman's Revenge 978 0 435075 75 0 Year 4 Planning Guide 978 1 2921 9915 3
Rosa and the Runaway Ram 978 0 435143 76 3 Year 5 Planning Guide 978 1 2921 9916 0
Stepsister Diaries: Hands off my stuff! 978 0 435143 68 8 Year 6 Planning Guide 978 1 2921 9917 7
The Railway Children 978 0 435144 09 8
In Their Shoes: My Life in the Blitz 978 0 435143 97 8
PEARSON PRIMARY PROGRESS AND ASSESS
Sharks 978 0 435075 72 9
READING PROGRESS CHECK ASSESSMENT PACKS
Easy Buy Pack KS1 978 0 435173 11 1
YEAR 6 (30 copies x all year 1 and 2 tests.
Total = 22 tests)
International Bug Club 978 0 4351 8932 7
Year 6 Starter Pack (1 x 38 titles) KS1 8‑pack 978 0 435173 27 2
(8 copies x all year 1 and 2 tests.
DARK RED – ALL LEVELS
Total = 22 tests)
How to Persuade a Grumpy Goddess 978 0 435144 21 0 KS2 8‑pack 978 0 435188 51 1
Find a Way Out! 978 0 435144 23 4 (Easy Buy pack for KS2 English contains 8
Three Mistakes and a Monster – Play 978 0 435144 22 7 copies of each Book band linked test)
DARK RED A READING ASSESSMENT GUIDES
Treasure Island 978 0 435144 10 4 Year 1 978 0 435172 33 6
Cinderella: The Real Story 978 1 408274 10 1 Year 2 978 0 435172 93 0
Cosmo B What You Doing 978 1 408274 09 5 Year 3 978 0 435172 97 8
Jess & Layla's Astronomical Assignment 978 0 435165 82 6 Year 4 978 0 435172 99 2
How to be a Detective 978 1 408274 16 3 Year 5 978 0 43517301 2
Globe Challenge: Rainforests at Risk 978 1 408274 17 0 Year 6 978 0 43517303 6
What Makes a Rollercoaster Roll? and other 978 0 435076 17 7 PRINTED READING RECORDS
ways science makes the funfair fun Printed reading records to help track each child’s progress.
Petronas 978 0 435076 19 1 Reading Record Single Copy 978 0 43519523
The Queen's Spy 978 0 435076 20 7 Reading Record Pack of 30 978 0 43519525
The Time‑Travelling Cat: Egyptian Goddess 978 0 435076 21 4
How do they make… Wallace & Gromit 978 0 435144 07 4
Howzat! 978 0 435143 77 0
Catapult Kid: The Greatest Show on Earth 978 0 435143 69 5
Inside the Game 978 0 435076 11 5
Lost 978 0 435076 12 2
Flight from Ledron 978 0 435076 13 9
Into the Hinterland 978 0 435144 35 7
Island Bound (Nitty Gritty) 978 0 435144 24 1
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Bug Club Phonics
NEW EDITION
A firm foundation in phonics
Everything you need to teach synthetic phonics at

Foundation and Key Stage 1 (ages 4–7) Bug Club Phonics
is fast‑paced – children start to read after learning
just eight phonemes!
Is it for me?
● 104 fiction and non‑fiction books, with eBook ● A range of aural, visual and kinaesthetic
versions, all 100% decodable – so your children phonic activities to appeal to
will be able to read them independently. all the different learners in your class.
● Combines 100% decodable books with ● Embedded assessment throughout including
whole‑class teaching software. online games and mock tests.
● New interactive planner to save hours of ● Now with added animations covering each
preparation time. sound, providing the perfect introduction
● Every phonics eBook can be accessed for your class.
from home too – so children can read
with their parents and the results come
straight back to you.
Every title is
available in both
print and eBook
format.
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LITERACY
KEY
BB = Book Band
Year and Term = in reading
at this level they are on track to achieve end of year
expectations from the English National Curriculum.
Levelling Information 134 Bug Club Phonics Titles

Year /
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Set Graphemes Phase BB Fiction
Term
1‑2 satpinmd
AGES 4–7
Pink A
Reception / P1
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term 2
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4 ck e u r
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Pink B
5
structure chart online
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Red A
7 y z zz qu
schools.com/phonicsbug
Reception / P1
8 ch sh th ng Phase 3
term 3
Red B
9 ai ee igh oa oo
10 ar or ur ow oi
Red C
11 ear air ure er

Yellow A
Every book
Year 1 / P2
12 Consolidation Phase 4
Yellow C Yellow B
term 1
is also available
as an allocatable eBook
just like Bug Club!
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Blue A
ay a‑e eigh ey ei
14
(long a)
ea e‑e ie ey y
15
(long e)
Blue B
ie i‑e y i
16
(long i)
Year 1 / P2
term 2
ow o‑e o oe
17
(long o)
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(long u)
18
u oul
Bug Club Phonics
Blue C
(short oo)
Phase 5
19 aw au al Also available
books are 100% decodable
Bug Club
20 ir er ear Phonics and aligned to Letters
Whole‑class
21 ou oy
Teaching
Software
and Sounds,
Green A
eer ere
gives you
everything
Phases 2 to 6
22
are ear you need
to teach
Year 1 / P2
term 3
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children the
Green B
mechanics
24 c(i) c(y) sc stl of reading.
Orange B Orange A Green C
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Phase 6
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Interactive phonics lessons that Assessment and progression
get the whole class involved Assessment points and resources are embedded
Bug Club Phonics whole‑class teaching software within the lesson plans and include:
provides a series of lesson plans, supported by ● A selection of online games to practise
whiteboard resources, ebooks and games to teach sounds via real and non‑words.
children the 44 phonics sounds needed to read
● Whole class whiteboard assessment
the English language.
resources so you can check all pupils are
Each lesson begins with a short video which allows making progress.
your children to hear the sound pronounced ● Links to printed assessments you can use
correctly and see how each letter is formed. throughout your teaching to check progress.
● Fun animations and songs help ensure children
remember what they’ve learned.
● Whiteboard resources are easy to navigate and
use with a modern design.
● Interactive games practise sounds, letters,
reading, spelling and language.
HOW TO SAMPLE
To sample Bug Club Phonics with a FREE 60‑day trial, visit: www.pearsonglobalschools.com/trial
NEW PURCHASE OPTION SINGLE TITLES – NON FICTION

BUG CLUB PHONICS
Non‑fiction Set 06 A Big Win 978 1 4082 6028 9
To place an order, contact your customer services team or local consultant:
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Step 1: Identify which tier your school size matches. Category A (Small school) is Non‑fiction Set 06 Jack Gets a Pet 978 1 4082 6041 8
fewer than 100 pupils, Category B (Medium) is 101–300 pupils, Category C (Large) Non‑fiction Set 07 A Picnic 978 1 4082 6031 9
is 301–500 pupils, Category D (Extra Large) is 501–999 and Category E (Super) is Non‑Fiction Set 07 Is It Quick? 978 0 4330 1945 9
1000+ pupils.
Non‑fiction Set 07 Slip, Slap, Slop! 978 1 4082 6058 6
Step 2: Select the subscription you want access to. Choose from Whole Class
Teaching software with access to Prepare & Assess and Bug Club Phonics Non‑fiction Set 07 The Hunt 978 1 4082 6060 9
eBooks subscription. Non‑fiction Set 08 Mixing Muffins 978 1 4082 6044 9
Step 3: Complete the annual subscription order form and send with your order via Non‑fiction Set 08 Munching Lunch 978 1 4082 6045 6
your usual ordering method. The form is available to download at
Non‑fiction Set 08 Sand Champ 978 1 4082 6053 1
www.pearsonglobalschools.com/orderform
Non‑fiction Set 09 On the Go 978 0 4330 1946 6
NEW BUG CLUB PHONICS ONLINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Non‑fiction Set 09 Pandas 978 1 4082 6049 4
Now all in one online subscription package. Includes: Bug Club Phonics Non‑fiction Set 09 Rock‑pooling 978 1 4082 6052 4
Prepare and Assess, Bug Club Phonics Whole Class Teaching, Bug Club Non‑fiction Set 09 This Floats, That Sinks 978 1 4082 6062 3
Phonics eBooks (all 134 titles)
Non‑fiction Set 10 A Green Lunch 978 1 4082 6029 6
Category A 978 1 292337 45 6
Non‑fiction Set 10 In the Dark 978 1 4082 6040 1
Category B 978 1 292337 46 3
Non‑fiction Set 10 On the Farm 978 1 4082 6048 7
Category C 978 1 292337 47 0
Non‑fiction Set 11 A Letter from Dorset 978 1 4082 6030 2
Category D 978 1 292337 48 7
Non‑fiction Set 11 Hair 978 1 4082 6039 5
Category E 978 1 292337 49 4
Non‑fiction Set 11 Summer Storm 978 1 4082 6059 3
Non‑fiction Set 11 Winter 978 0 4330 1947 3
PRINTED BOOKS Non‑fiction Set 12 At the Dentist 978 1 4082 6067 8
PHASE STARTER PACKS Non‑fiction Set 12 Be a Cress Barber 978 1 4082 6068 5
1 of each title in the Phase Non‑fiction Set 12 Cool Cars 978 1 4082 6069 2
Phase 2‑5 Starter Pack (104 books) 978 1 408295 20 5 Non‑fiction Set 12 Fantastic Fish 978 1 4082 6070 8
Phase 2 Starter Pack (16 books) 978 1 408295 12 0 Non‑fiction Set 12 Pompom Pets 978 0 4330 1948 0
Phase 3 Starter Pack (42 books) 978 1 408295 15 1 Non‑fiction Set 12 Sea Fishing 978 0 4330 1949 7
Phase 4 Starter Pack (16 books) 978 1 408295 16 8 Non‑fiction Set 12 Snails 978 1 4082 6075 3
Phase 5 Starter Pack (30 books) 978 1 408295 17 5 Non‑fiction Set 12 Trains 978 1 4082 6077 7
GUIDED READING PACKS Non‑fiction Set 13 Keeping a Pet 978 0 4330 1950 3
6 of each title in the Phase Non‑fiction Set 14 Dave's Big Day 978 1 4082 6082 1
Phase 2‑5 Guided Reading Pack 978 1 408295 18 2 Non‑fiction Set 15 Sunny Days, Rainy Days 978 0 4330 1951 0
Phase 2 Guided Reading Pack 978 1 408295 11 3 Non‑fiction Set 16 Flying High 978 1 4082 6085 2
Phase 3 Guided Reading Pack 978 1 408295 19 9 Non‑Fiction Set 17 Animal Skeletons 978 0 4330 1952 7
Phase 4 Guided Reading Pack 978 1 408295 13 7 Non‑fiction Set 18 Follow the Clues 978 1 4082 6086 9
Phase 5 Guided Reading Pack 978 1 408295 14 4 Non‑fiction Set 19 Creepy‑Crawly Hunt 978 0 4330 1953 4
Non‑fiction Set 20 Sunflowers 978 1 4082 6090 6
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Non‑fiction Set 21 At the Toyshop 978 0 4330 1954 1 Fiction Set 10 Turnips & Beetroot 978 0 433019 35 0
Non‑fiction Set 22 Meerkats 978 1 4082 6089 0 Fiction Set 10 Up to the Stars 978 1 408260 63 0
Non‑fiction Set 23 Hungry Birds 978 0 4330 1955 8 Fiction Set 11
Non‑fiction Set 24 Dressed for the Job 978 1 4082 6084 5 Fiction Set 11 Eek! A Bug 978 1 408260 35 7
Non‑fiction Set 25 Different Homes 978 0 4330 1956 5 Fiction Set 11 Panther and Frog 978 1 408260 50 0
Non‑fiction Set 26 Dinosaurs 978 1 4082 6083 8 Fiction Set 12 A Job for Jim 978 1 408260 66 1
Non‑fiction Set 27 Rabbits 978 0 4330 1957 2 Fiction Set 12 Little Green Monster 978 1 408260 71 5
NEW PURCHASE OPTION SINGLE TITLES – FICTION Fiction Set 12 Monsters! 978 1 408260 72 2
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Fiction Set 01‑02 Sid Did It 978 1 408260 19 7 Fiction Set 12 Sid & Boxer 978 0 433019 37 4
Fiction Set 01‑02 Sid's Nits 978 1 408260 20 3 Fiction Set 12 Sid & Haircut 978 1 408260 73 9
AGES 4–7
Fiction Set 01‑02 Sid's Pit 978 1 408260 22 7 Fiction Set 12 Sid Snaps 978 1 408260 74 6
Fiction Set 01‑02 Tim's Din 978 1 408260 24 1 Fiction Set 12 The Bright Stars 978 0 433019 36 7
Fiction Set 03 Dig, Sid, Dig! 978 1 408260 12 8 Fiction Set 12 There's Something 978 1 408260 76 0
Fiction Set 03 Kat and Dan 978 1 408260 15 9 Fiction Set 13 Whizz! 978 1 408260 94 4
Fiction Set 03 Kit and Dog 978 1 408260 16 6 Fiction Set 14 Runaway Train 978 0 433019 38 1
Fiction Set 03 Kit's Kip 978 1 408260 17 3 Fiction Set 15 Babysitting Barn 978 1 408260 80 7
Fiction Set 04 In the Pit 978 1 408260 14 2 Fiction Set 16 Butterfly Pie 978 0 433019 39 8
Fiction Set 04 Sid and Duck 978 1 408260 18 0 Fiction Set 17 The Snow Monster 978 1 408260 92 0
Fiction Set 04 Sid's Pet Rat 978 1 408260 21 0 Fiction Set 18 Bullfrog is the Best 978 0 433019 40 4
Fiction Set 04 Tut, Tut, Pup! 978 1 408260 25 8 Fiction Set 19 Boring, Boring! 978 1 408260 81 4
Fiction Set 05 A Bad Lad Phase 2 978 1 408260 10 4 Fiction Set 20 The Third Whirligig 978 0 433019 41 1
Fiction Set 05 Big Fat Rat 978 1 408260 11 1 Fiction Set 21 The Trout Fishing 978 1 408260 93 7
Fiction Set 05 Doll is Ill 978 1 408260 13 5 Fiction Set 22 Sid & Scarecrow 978 0 433019 42 8
Fiction Set 05 The Bop 978 1 408260 23 4 Fiction Set 23 Go‑Kart, Go! 978 1 408260 88 3
Fiction Set 06 Max's Box 978 1 408260 42 5 Fiction Set 24 Kat's Great Act 978 0 433019 43 5
Fiction Set 06 Sid is Sick 978 1 408260 56 2 Fiction Set 25 Giant George 978 1 408260 87 6
Fiction Set 06 Stan & Vick 978 0 433019 33 6 Fiction Set 26 Purple Muncher 978 0 433019 44 2
Fiction Set 07 Fox and Ducks 978 1 408260 36 4 Fiction Set 27 The Itch Factor 978 1 408260 91 3
Fiction Set 07 Quick! Quick! Quick! 978 1 408260 51 7 Fiction Set Phase 6
Fiction Set 07 Sid and Zak 978 1 408260 55 5
Fiction Set 08 Chick Gets Lost 978 1 408260 33 3 TEACHING RESOURCES
Fiction Set 08 Mixing Muffins 978 1 408260 44 9
Prepare & Assess Handbook 978 0 435081 95 9
Fiction Set 08 Munching Lunch 978 1 408260 45 6
Reception Teaching and Assessment 978 1 408263 48 8
Fiction Set 08 No Lunch! 978 1 408260 47 0 Guide
Fiction Set 08 Sand Champ 978 1 408260 53 1 KS1 Teaching and Assessment Guide 978 1 408263 49 5
Fiction Set 08 Sharon & Flash 978 0 433019 34 3 Photocopy Masters (All Phases) 978 1 408263 47 1
Fiction Set 08 Sid & Nan Invent 978 1 408260 54 8
Fiction Set 09 Go Fish! 978 1 408260 37 1
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES
Fiction Set 09 Meet Zinzan 978 1 408260 43 2
Phonics Bug Professional Development Courses may be available.
Fiction Set 09 The Queen's Plan 978 1 408260 61 6 Please contact your regional representative for details:
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Fiction Set 10 Sid‑Cam 978 1 408260 57 9
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Bug Club Comprehension
Bug Club Comprehension uses a powerful and proven talk‑based
approach to develop a deeper understanding of texts, regardless
of each child’s decoding ability.
Is it for me? Summary of Components

Bug Club Comprehension is designed to ensure With 30 weeks of focused teaching for every year
your 7‑11 year‑olds understand the books they group. These components include:
are reading. Preparing them for the high reading
● online teacher toolkit packed with planning,
comprehension expectations of the UK curriculum.
teacher support and printable activities
● Supports a more in‑depth, consistent ● teaching cards to structure each day’s activity
approach to teaching comprehension.
● beautifully designed texts, all available in both
● Sparks the interest of today’s children by print and audio book format
combining rich print books, audio eBooks and
● pupil workbooks
beautifully designed workbooks.
● teacher handbook.
● Centres around rich and
meaningful discussion. Every
● Inclusive for all children: removes barriers to child can be a
comprehension caused by poor word reading.
comprehension
Saves planning time: gives you everything you
champion!
●
need to teach comprehension strategies and
assess progress.
Developed
Poetry Pulse
with comprehension
Poetry Pulse
expert Dr. Wayne
Hummingbird Storm Erika

Storm Erika hit the island of Dominica
on the 27th of August, 2015. The storm
Tennent, University
of East London, UK.
by Trish Cooke caused huge mudslides and flooding.
Here in Dominica, Hundreds of people lost their homes,
I have made my home. and many died.
I have witnessed much,
Heard of great storms,
But they were all before my time.
Hummmmmmmm
Storm Erika is coming …
Dodging the raindrops, Hummmmmmmm
I search for food, I wonder,
I see the change in the sky.
Shift my body and my tail, Where am I going to go?
The trees murmur,
Beat my wings faster and faster,
Move!
Twist and turn; Hummmmmmmm
Get out of the way! Hummmmmmmm
Then I dive, I wonder,
Erika is here!
Finding somewhere to hide Where am I going to live?
Hummmmmmmm
(Hummmmmmmm)
Storm Erika is coming … How she wrestles
Until the rain subsides. Hummmmmmmm
Rain falls heavily.

With this glorious land,
Determined to leave her stamp!
Everything is gone … A variety of genres
I ride the air,
Swiftly manoeuvre,
I will wait for the sun. and formats
Flap those wings
Then
including poems,
Hummingbirds I will rebuild my home …
fairy tales, stories
Backwards and forwards,
Flip over, on Dominica
Hover …
There are four species of with humour
hummingbird found on the
island of Dominica. Although
and non‑fiction
these birds are tiny, they can articles.
fly even in strong winds
and heavy rain.
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AGES 7–11
How does it work?
Three core questions form
the basis of all Bug Club
Comprehension learning
Rich discussion of texts

Research tells us that a talk‑based approach is
key to successful teaching and learning, which
is why rich and meaningful discussion is at the As soon as the envelopes landed on the floor
below, the workers gathered them up and began to
“Now what?” wondered Nina. They soon found
out. Now that the envelopes were sorted, they were
heart of Bug Club Comprehension.

sort them – big ones, little ones, white ones, grey ones packed in boxes and wheeled into another room
and a few coloured ones that must have been made labelled “Envelope Store”. Another load of envelopes
for birthday cards. Somebody pulled a lever on the flopped down the chute, and then another. The
wall, and the two big discs began to revolve. The staff workers were hurrying to keep up with them.
checked that the envelopes were all properly folded “They’ll be up to their knees in envelopes if they
and stuck down and popped them quickly into the slow down!” said Nina.
Comprehension strategies
different compartments on the discs. When all of these “Is that what they do all day?” said Rajesh. “It
were full, the discs creaked to a halt. looks so boring!”
We know that every time a child (or adult) reads,

they use comprehension strategies to understand
the text. In Bug Club Comprehension, we teach
these core strategies for comprehension, giving
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children a comprehension skills “toolkit”.

Do you know what the words below mean? Record your Can you remember these words from Chapter 4?
thoughts about each meaning, then look up the words in Write two sentences using each word in the spaces below.
a dictionary.
Vocabulary is essential I think this

word means ...
The definition in
the dictionary is ...
lazily
suspiciously
Vocabulary is essential to a deep understanding devastating
of texts. Every week of teaching in Bug Club confident

The Longest Night • Week 30 • Day 1
The Longest Night • Week 30 • Day 1
symbolises
Comprehension has time dedicated to removing

barriers to comprehension caused by vocabulary. evacuate foraged
approached
lumbered
Inclusion for all venomous
startle
Bug Club Comprehension works on the principle

that all children should access the same text 47 48
regardless of their decoding ability. For this

reason, it centres around one text for the whole
class. The differentiation comes in how the text is
accessed, for example audio eBook, independent
read, paired read, read to by a teaching assistant.
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The villagers were confused. The They decided to build a rocket.
moon had disappeared before, and it They worked non-stop for eleven
had always come back again. But there days and nights.
was a reward of one thousand gold Finally, the rocket
coins. So they started thinking of ways was finished. But
to capture the moon. when the villagers
looked up at the
sky, the moon
was gone.
12 13
Tell me more!
The Teaching and Learning Cycle
Bug Club Comprehension follows a structured teaching cycle, with meaningful activities every day,
to support an in‑depth and consistent focus on comprehension.
Online Day 1
planning Children complete a Pupil
tool vocabulary activity in their workbooks
workbooks based on key
text vocabulary.
Day 5 Day 2
Children complete a Children pre‑read the text
follow‑up writing activity and make notes in their
linked to the text which workbooks about the three
practises key strategies. key questions.
Centred
around one
key text
Teaching eBooks and
support printed
readers
Day 4 Day 3
Children reflect on the Children discuss the three
group discussion in their key questions in a group
workbooks by completing with their teacher, using
follow‑up tasks which strategies to comprehend
embed strategies. the text.
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HOW TO SAMPLE
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BUG CLUB COMPREHENSION YEAR 5 PRINTED RESOURCES

To place an order, contact your customer services team or local consultant SINGLE TITLES
www.pearsonglobalschools.com/contact Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435164 51 5
Step 1: Identify which tier your school size matches. Category A (Small school) Below Deck
|
is fewer than 100 pupils, Category B (Medium) is 101–300 pupils, Category C Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435164 81 2
(Large) is 301–500 pupils, Category D (Extra Large) is 501–999 and Category E Under My Feet
(Super) is 1000+ pupils.
AGES 7–11
Bug Club Comprehension Y5 Magazine 978 0 435185 35 0
Step 2: Select the subscription you want access to.
Bug Club Comprehension Y5 Non Fiction 978 0 435185 88 6
Step 3: Complete the annual subscription order form and send with your order
via your usual ordering method. The form is available to download at Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435185 89 3
www.pearsonglobalschools.com/orderform Story Collection
Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435185 68 8
ONLINE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS The Longest Night
Category A 978 0 4351 8252 6 WORKBOOK – SINGLES
Category B 978 0 4351 8255 7 Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435185 90 9
Category C 978 0 4351 8254 0 Term 1 Pupil Workbook
Category D 978 0 4351 8253 3 Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435185 92 3

Term 2 Pupil Workbook
Category E 978 0 4351 8194 9
Bug Club Comprehension Y5 978 0 435185 93 0
Term 3 Pupil Workbook
YEAR 3 PRINTED RESOURCES
SINGLE TITLES YEAR 6 PRINTED RESOURCES
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y3 978 0 435164 49 2 SINGLE TITLES
Hot Spots and Other Extreme Places
to Live Bug Club Comprehension Y6 978 0 435186 09 8
Beyond the Horizon
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y3 978 0 435164 79 9
While I Am Sleeping Bug Club Comprehension Y6 Magazine 978 0 435186 17 3
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y3 978 0 435164 47 8 Bug Club Comprehension Y6 Novel 978 0 435186 30 2
King Kafu and the Moon Bug Club Comprehension Y6 Picture 978 0 435186 49 4
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y3 978 0 435179 68 7 Book
Bright Sparks Bug Club Comprehension Y6 Tsunami 978 0 435186 57 9
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y3 978 0 435179 63 2 Bug Club Comprehension Y6 978 0 435186 52 4
Fairy Tales The Road to Freedom
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y3 978 0 435179 69 4 WORKBOOK – SINGLES
Escape from Black Mountain Bug Club Comprehension Y6 978 0 435186 53 1
WORKBOOKS Term 1 Pupil Workbook
Term 1 Workbook Term 2 Pupil Workbook
Term 2 Workbook Term 3 Pupil Workbook
Term 3 Workbook
EASY BUY PACKS
Bug Club Comprehension Lower KS2 EBP 978 0 435181 36 9
YEAR 4 PRINTED RESOURCES Bug Club Comprehension Y3 EBP 978 0 435181 34 5
SINGLE TITLES Bug Club Comprehension Y4 EBP 978 0 435181 35 2
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y4 978 0 435164 54 6 Bug Club Comprehension Upper KS2 EBP 978 0 435188 03 0
Mary Anning: The Girl Who Cracked
Open The World Bug Club Comprehension Y5 EBP 978 0 435187 96 5
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y4 978 0 435180 59 1 Bug Club Comprehension Y6 EBP 978 0 435187 97 2
The Death of the Dinosaurs
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y4 978 0 435164 45 4 TEACHER RESOURCES
A Song of Sky and Sand
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y4 978 0 435180 47 8 Bug Club Guided Comprehension Lower 978 0 435180 90 4
Daring Deeds KS2 Teacher Handbook
Bug Club Guided Comprehension Y4 978 0 435180 52 2 Bug Club Comprehension Upper KS2 978 0 435185 47 3
Myths of the Sea Teacher Handbook

A Tale of Two Poggles PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES
WORKBOOKS Bug Club Professional Development Courses may be available.
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Term 2 Workbook
Term 3 Workbook
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Grammar and
Spelling Bug
This online programme has everything
you need to help your children get
to grips with their spelling, grammar
and punctuation!
Is it for me?
● All the tools you need to meet the
higher expectations of the UK Primary
English curriculum.
● Comprehensive lesson plans and assessments
available at the click of a button.
● Short video tutorials to introduce each concept.
● Pupils will love practising their newly
acquired skills over and over with exciting,
time‑travel themed games.
What’s Special?
Provides complete coverage of the UK’s curriculum and is developed with Professor Debra Myhill from the
Centre for Writing and Research at the University of Exeter, UK and is written by expert literacy advisors.
Watch Professor Debra Myhill videos on our website.
Visit www.pearsonglobalschools.com/gsbug
Good to know
Contains audio
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The Grammar and Spelling Bug subscription includes:
● hundreds of engaging practice games for students
with a fun time‑travel theme
● flexible teaching and assessment guidance that fits
|
around your existing literacy lessons
comprehension lesson plans and videos to
AGES 5–11
●
explain key concepts.
How does it work?

Grammar and Spelling Bug breathes new life into your
grammar, spelling and punctuation lessons with online
practice games to help children master key skills.
1 Assess children’s understanding

Short diagnostic tests to highlight gaps.
4 Assess pupils’ progress

Ready‑made summative assessment
helps you monitor progress.
2 Teach the objective
Ready‑made lesson plans
cover all the attainment targets.
3 Embed the learning

Children master skills with
hundreds of fun online activities.
HOW TO SAMPLE
To sample Grammar and Spelling Bug with a FREE 60‑day trial and for free samples, visit: www.pearsonglobalschools.com/gsbug
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Progress and Assess
Supporting your assessment of pupil
progress and attainment
Progress and Assess is a robust toolkit for tracking children’s attainment and
progress in Maths, Reading and Science.
Embedded in our ActiveLearn Primary programmes, or available to purchase

separately, Progress & Assess provides you with a clear picture of where each
child is performing against Age‑Related Expectations
● Progress tests highlight areas of weakness and ● Carefully crafted tests that are age‑appropriate
progression maps identify concepts you need and non‑intrusive that still have the greatest
to focus on before your children can move on. impact on pace and depth of learning.
● Simple to use whilst giving you accurate and ● Fully integrated with our Bug Club, Abacus
useful data that you can share with parents and International Science Bug services, but
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Progress and Assess
are Progression Maps.
These give you a really rigorous
structure for progress that is based
on a deep understanding of how
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children’s learning develops and what
these Expectations are.
AGES 4–11
On top of the Progression Maps,
the Progress Tests and Assessment
Guides help you report on where
your children are against Age
Related Expectations.
Input test results into the Tracking

and Reporting Tool on ActiveLearn
Primary and it will calculate how
each child is performing against
Age Related Expectations.
Available for Reading,

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● A structure anchored around writing projects ensures that children feel like writers and that
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LITERACY
Why is it special?
Power English: Writing provides a fresh approach to writing with both print and online
genre‑focused resources and activities that will help your children raise their attainment and
motivate them as writers.
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Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
AGES 7–11
Teacher Guide Teacher Guide Teacher Guide Teacher Guide
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resources
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What’s in it? How it works?
● Teaching Guides for each year group contain In Power English: Writing children are encouraged
structured lesson plans and mini‑lessons to to draw on their own experiences and interests to
target your teaching to the needs of every write, to create, and to improve their writing skills.
child. You will find advice for classroom
The approach fosters a strong sense of child
implementation, and an introduction to the
agency, and encourages a deep immersion in
process writing pedagogy. Also included are
the writing process, to help children believe in
assessment scales and advice on assessing
themselves as writers.
writing, with examples.
● An interactive online planner containing

lesson plans linked to interactives. These allow
9 writing projects to study, discuss
you to plan and flex your teaching according to and create all year round
the needs of your class whilst still ensuring full Power English: Writing includes nine genre‑focused
curriculum coverage. class writing projects per year, which typically last
● Writing Tips & Tricks cards cover grammar, two to three weeks each. Our unique interactive
punctuation and spelling for each year planner allows you to choose which lessons
group, giving children usable techniques you teach, in which order, while showing you
and strategies they can apply in their curriculum coverage.
writing at any time. Each writing project begins with a detailed study of
● Child‑facing online Genre Booklets provide the genre and is followed by a class writing project,
children with the tools they need to produce which follows the writing process cycle.
successful writing for each genre. These can
be for class writing projects or for reference
during personal writing time.
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Engaging and creative
LITERACY
writing projects
Each lesson has been carefully conceived to help
your children embed the process of writing. ‘You
do’ parts of the lesson allow children to work in a
self‑directed way towards the class writing goal.
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AGES 7–11
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A vital part of the Power English: Writing pedagogy

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writing time children can return to their favourite
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use all they have learned to produce writing
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HOW TO SAMPLE
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TEACHING GUIDES
Teaching Guide Year 3 9780435198572
WRITING TIPS AND CARDS

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Wordsmith
Wordsmith is an online programme
taking children on a journey towards
excellence in English, with reading for
pleasure at its core and grammar skills
seamlessly woven throughout.
Is it for me?
Built on the belief that language should be explored
and enjoyed – not just learned – the Wordsmith
service inspires teachers and children with its
powerful mix of top quality teaching resources,
lively and interesting lessons and flexible planning
and assessment.
Wordsmith is an online service, giving you a

toolkit for effective, dynamic lessons. This online
service is well supported with printed materials for
each year group.
Taking children
on a journey towards
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HOW TO SAMPLE
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AGES 5–11
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Pinpoint
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Pinpoint English
SUPPLEMENTARY
Pinpoint English provides focused activities and resources to address
specific areas of the UK primary English curriculum.
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Spelling
AGES 5–11
Two books, one for Year 3 & 4 and one for Year 5 & 6, contain pick up and go photocopiable activities for
comprehensive coverage of the English National Curriculum requirements for spelling.
Each spelling rule is introduced in child friendly language, and then developed through a series of structured
tasks which scaffold children’s learning and ensure progress regardless of the starting point.
Unit
Unit
The /ee/ sound Name 11
11 spelt ei and ie Class
The /ee/ sound can be spelt in many ways, including ei and ie. Learn
Think of the saying i before e, except after c.
1 Write each word in the correct column.
If the /ee/ sound comes immediately after c, use ei, as in deceive, seize perceived received ceiling believe
conceive and ceiling.
deceive conceive achieve caffeine
If it doesn’t, use ie, as in believe and achieve.
There are some exceptions to this rule, like protein, caffeine and /ee/ sound spelt ie /ee/ sound spelt ei /ee/ sound spelt ei
seize, which have to be learnt. after c (exception)
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Y4
Long ago, in a magical land, a young boy named Thelon searched
for someone to call a friend. One evening, while watching the night
sky, he perceived a rush in the darkness. Looking around curiously, he
noticed that he had received a visitor.
“I am the mystical genie of companionship,” said a voice in 2 Circle the correct spelling of each word. The /ee/ sound is
the void. “I have come to help you achieve your quest a. believe / beleive usually spelt ei after c.
for friendship.” b. caffeine / caffiene
Thelon looked up to the ceiling and saw the c. cieling / ceiling
outline of a figure. He could not believe the image
d. receive / recieve
in front of him.
e. percieve / perceive
“Do my eyes deceive me?” he asked in wonder.
“If you can conceive it, it is true,” answered the genie. 3 Match each word to its meaning. Use a dictionary to help you.
Stepping closer to the stranger, Thelon seized his hand.
a. seize to become aware of
“Bring me a friend, please,” he begged. b. conceive to take hold of in a quick, forceful way
“But I am here,” was the reply that reverberated around c. perceive to form an idea of
the hall.
d. deceive to mislead
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Focus words achieve deceive

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Comprehension
These four books provide photocopiable targeted practice, for each year group
from Year 3 to Year 6 and contain:
● a range of text extracts and scaffolded comprehension questions
● activities to support children with their independent work
● a rich mix of engaging fiction and non‑fiction and classic
and contemporary poetry
● comprehensive teacher‑facing marking guidance so that you
can ensure your children are progressing.
Unit Unit
1 Name Name 1
Class Class
1 At the beginning of the story, who opened the door? Tick one box. [1] 1 What has the narrator come to talk to the Professor about? [1]
Read the
the narrator beginning carefully.
the driver
Check that your
2 Find and copy one word that answer is an
the butler shows the Professor is well known adjective describing
for something bad. [1] the Professor himself.
a small lady
2 What does the lady mean when she says her 3 How does the Professor’s wife instruct the narrator on
husband is perfectly impossible? Tick one box. [1] how to behave with her husband? Give three ways. [3]
His behaviour is very difficult. 1.

Think about
how her husband 2.
He has special powers.
has acted so far.
3.
He is dishonest.
4 Why does the narrator gasp when he sees the Professor? [1]
She cannot control him.
3 the lady handed me over to the quiet Austin. [2]
What else in the text tells you that Austin was

quiet? Give two examples.
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Whole‑Class Reading
● Teaching activities for Years 5 and 6 to
accompany a fresh selection of whole class
reading texts with contemporary themes.
● 30 flexible lessons in each book covering all
areas of the English curriculum as well as
cross‑curricular activities.
● Enough for a half term, but can be used over
a longer period
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Pinpoint Maths
SUPPLEMENTARY
Pinpoint Maths is a new series of flexible and scaffolded activities and
resources that address specific needs in primary maths, including Problem
Solving & Reasoning and Times Tables.
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AGES 5–11
Problem Solving & Reasoning 9 Making towers
Y1: Identify and
represent numbers using
objects and pictorial
representations and use equal
Challenge Cards
to, more than and less than
1. Use 6 bricks.
A box of cards for each year group from Year 1 to Year Make 2 towers that are equal.
6 provide rich problem‑solving challenges for your
7–11 year‑olds. Exploring maths concepts in greater
depth and encouraging independent work.
Equal means they
are both the same.
The resources are matched to the UK
National Curriculum, Abacus and White Rose
2. Use 6 bricks.
planning so you can easily find the cards that
Make 2 towers that are
complement your teaching. not equal.
Extra guidance is also provided in the Answers How many ways can you find?
and Teachers Notes books, such as hints and 3. Use 7 bricks to make 2 towers.
stretch questions that ensure continued challenge
for every child.
How many different towers can you
Includes 2 sets of 60 activities (one duplicated to make make that are not equal?
classroom management easier), and a book of Answers Can you make 2 equal towers?
and Teacher Notes.
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Money boxes addition and subtraction
The Towards, Securing

and Deeper questions
provide a low threshold
and a high ceiling to
1. Mia and Bikram have £9 in total. ensure all children are
challenged.
Bikram has £3 more than Mia.
Rich problem‑solving How much money does Bikram
challenges provide have?
opportunities to
explore maths 2. Frances has £4 less than Bob.
concepts in greater
depth. If they have £8 in total, how much
money does Frances have?
3. Harry has £6 more than Jess.

How much money must Harry
give Jess so that they have equal
amounts?
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Time cards
Resource Sheet © Pearson Education Ltd 2013

10 minutes past 4 10 minutes to 10
Quarter past 2 9 o’clock
5 minutes to 9 25 minutes past 2
20 minutes to 3 10 minutes to 5
Quarter past 7 20 minutes to 4
5 o’clock Half past 8
Planning and curriculum Adaptable teaching 10 minutes past 5 Quarter to 1 Interactive activities and Prerequisites for learning
support to help you tools for you to use with 5 minutes past 7 20 minutes past 6 end‑of‑week quizzes to built into all lessons to
ensure all children meet the whole class that 25 minutes to 8 10 minutes to 11 support ongoing formative help you support children
Age Related Expectations. provide a consistent and Guided activities
Quarter to 4
with
Half past 12 assessment. with accessing Age Related
developmental set of supporting worksheets Expectations.
✔ KS2
✔ REC ✔ KS1 ✔ KS2 models and images. and assessment questions ✔ KS1 ✔ KS2
to help diagnose potential
Year 4 Autumn Maths Progression Map Child’s name:________________________________________________
✔ REC ✔ KS1 ✔ KS2
© Pearson Education Ltd 2015

Use expanded column Use the distributive law to multiply
problems and inform

subtraction to subtract 2-digit and 3-digit numbers by a
3-digit numbers. 1-digit number using formal written
Example: layout (grid).
376 – 263 Example:
838 – 556 3 × 34
7 × 145
on‑going short‑term
Week 5; 9
Autumn 1 & 2 Arithmetic Week 3; 10
Autumn 1 PSR Autumn 2 Arithmetic
Autumn 2 PSR
Choose a written or Work systematically and predict
assessment.
mental method to add or patterns.
subtract numbers with Week 10
up to 3-digits, including
in the context of word
problems.
Example:
354 + 205
402 – 378
Week 2; 7; 9
✔ KS1 ✔ KS2
Autumn 2 PSR
Use logical thinking
to look for patterns in
numbers.
Example:
1234 + 7890
8765 + 3210
Week 7
NEW Progression maps to

help you identify key
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gives you quick access to solving investigations
teaching resources for all each week support
children. Child‑initiated and mathematical reasoning
adult‑led activities with and logical thinking.
observation sheets to help
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Over 1000 unique outcomes. doing against Age Related
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use in a way that works Early Years maths goals. providing further
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classes.
Mastery Checkpoints
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speedy intervention
where needed. Available
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✔ KS1 ✔ KS2
REC = Ages 4–5 KS1 = Ages 5–7 KS2 = Ages 7–11
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LEARN AND MASTER: MAKE SENSE (CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING) LEARN AND MASTER: PRACTISE (PROCEDURAL FLUENCY)
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Interactive problem‑solving Interactive activities for Fun, independent maths
AGES 4–11
activities to play together in developing speaking and practice games for school, home
the classroom. listening skills and encouraging or on the move that children will
mathematical conversation. want to play over and over.
✔ KS1 ✔ KS2
✔ KS1 ✔ KS2 ✔ KS1 ✔ KS2
1
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Freedom when you want it,
structure where you choose it. Year 1 Freedom when you want it,
structure where you choose it. Year 4
Estimating and measuring length Textbook 1
Workbook 1
Abacus is a unique maths toolkit for inspiring a love of maths and ensuring progression for every
Abacus is a unique maths toolkit for inspiring a love of maths and ensuring progression for every
Year 4 Textbook 1
child. Written by an expert author team, it has been carefully crafted on a robust approach to
child. Written by an expert author team, it has been carefully crafted on a robust approach to creating inspired and confident young mathematicians.
Resource Sheet © Pearson Education Ltd 2013
creating inspired and confident young mathematicians.

Part of the Abacus toolkit, the textbooks provide:
Part of the Abacus toolkit, the workbooks provide:
Item Estimate Measurement

• the perfect balance of practice and problem solving for each area of maths
• easy instructions for a teacher to explain to children
• pictorial representations to support children’s conceptual understanding
• an ‘Action’ to make the activity more practical
• clearly laid out questions with instructions that are easy to follow
• a ‘Think’ to provide an extra challenge
• a self-assessment opportunity on every page
• a self-assessment opportunity on every page
• colour to indicate the different maths areas within the programme. • colour to indicate the different maths areas within the programme.
Series Editor: Ruth Merttens Authors: Jennie Kerwin and Hilda Merttens Series Editor: Ruth Merttens
Authors: Jennie Kerwin and Hilda Merttens
Series Editor: Ruth Merttens ISBN 9781408278239

Author Team: Jennie Kerwin and Hilda Merttens
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Science Bug
International
Science Bug International has been designed to make sure your children never
stop asking questions about their world!
It’s been written to deliver the requirements of the UK Primary and iPrimary
curriculum. Developed to meet the needs of International students.

This hands‑on, experiential science programme is ● 36 Pupil Topic Books (× 6 per year)
packed with online and print resources to inspire from Year 1 – Year 6.
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science teaching and learning. ● 3 × Online subscriptions (Year 1 & 2, Year
● Includes guidance and support for teachers 3 & 4, Year 5&6) with interactive teaching tools,
on key science concepts. flexible lesson plans, embedded assessment
and activities to inspire your pupils.
● Differentiation and assessment
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● Affordable annual subscriptions tailored to
your school size.

Good to know
Contains audio

P
be available
S uitable for schools following iPrimary

Mapped to Cambridge
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What’s in Science Bug
SCIENCE
International for children?
For children, Science Bug International contains
engaging Topic Books and write‑in workbooks
for independent and classroom work. Enhanced
by engaging videos, animations and activities in
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AGES 5–11
practise and recapping, that’s filled with rewards
that children will love.
Tablet‑friendly interactive teaching resources can

be allocated to children for consolidation and
practice at school – or at home.
What’s in Science Bug

International for teachers?
The digital teacher toolkit gives you everything you
need in one place to help you develop confident
young scientists.
● Built‑in differentiation and
assessment opportunities.
● Inspiring plans, activities and online tools.
● Guidance and support on key
science concepts.
● Hundreds of Interactive Resources including
Name: Date:
videos, animations and activities.
How does light travel?
● Printable Photocopiable Masters to support Complete the experiment to see how light travels.
lessons and investigations.
You will need:
● Open‑ended ’Quest’ units give children a • a torch
problem‑solving quest to explore. •

•
a comb
a pen
• a sheet of A4 paper
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How does it work?
The Science Bug International teaching and learning cycle

We know that children construct their understanding of the world through experience. In order to make
learning real, children need to explore, ask questions, and assess their understanding.
So we’ve carefully crafted Science Bug International on a robust teaching and learning cycle that puts
children and hands‑on, active learning at its heart.
1
Introduction and knowledge capture
l Scene setting
l Informal assessment of children’s
initial ideas
4 2
Reflect and review Develop understanding
l Children present their learning in a l Teach using real‑life examples
variety of ways l Practical work and stimulating
l Children look back to initial ideas and activities
recognise what they have learned
3
Apply understanding
l Children use knowledge and skills to
carry out an investigation or to apply to a
situation
Deciduous Trees Evergreen Trees

Word box Word box
1 Look at the two pictures of
evergreen
this tree. What happened branches
to the tree in winter? deciduous
twigs 1 Look at the two
evergreen trees.
1a How do they look
This is an English oak
Ghaf tree the same?
tree in summer.
1b How do they look
different?
This ghaf tree has
leaves all through
the year. Trees that
This is the same tree keep their leaves
in winter. all year are called
evergreen trees.
Evergreen trees
In some countries, some trees lose their leaves during are found all over
colder times of the year. When the leaves fall off you the world. These are pine trees. Pine trees have very
can see the branches and twigs. In hot countries thin, spiky leaves called pine needles.
some trees lose their leaves in the dry season. Trees
that lose their leaves are called deciduous trees.
They are still alive even when they do not have Find out about one deciduous and one evergreen tree
any leaves. that grow where you live.
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Models for Lighting a Changing Circuits
Bulb in a Circuit
1 Use a hand lens to look closely
4 Record a clearer set of Performing the
inside a light bulb. Word box instructions. Use Nadia’s
ideas to help.
rope loop model
filament
2 You will see a thin wire called a You will need ...
5 Why do their hands warm
filament. But what does it do?
a long piece of string
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up? What component in
Why do you think it is there?
the circuit is this model 1 Work in group and try the
trying to explain? rope loop model.
3 Draw a bulb.
AGES 5–11
Observing changes Label the filament
to the filament and explain

what you think Model 2: Little cup of raisins
You will need ... happens when it model
two wires, a cell, a bulb holder, a is connected in a This model is like the ball pass model,
bulb, a switch, a hand lens circuit. but instead of passing a ball you put
1 Make a circuit to light a bulb. three or four raisins in small cups.
People stand in a circle passing the
Include a switch.
cups of raisins around the circle when
2 Switch the bulb off then switch signalled to do so.
on the bulb. What happens to One person acts as the bulb and eats
the filament? Why? a raisin from each cup when it reaches
them. The bulb is lit when the cup has
raisins to offer.
Here are two common models used to
explain how the bulb is lit. 6 What do you think will happen
to the bulb when the raisins run
Model 1: Rope loop model out?
Look closely at this diagram. It shows children modelling how a bulb is lit 7 What models each part of the
in a circuit. This is the rope loop model. Nadia’s instructions about how to circuit in these two models of
model this are not very clear: lighting a bulb?
“The hands holding the string are open so the string can
8 Research other models that
move through them. One person closes their hand a little
explain how electricity works
and another person pulls the string. The hands of the person
and record one.
holding the string more closely feels their hands warm up.”
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Integrated Progress and Assess
Formative and summative assessment is at the heart of the Science Bug International teaching
and learning cycle, so you’ll find opportunities for assessing progress woven throughout.
● Unit overviews and learning expectations ● End‑of‑unit activities encourage children

set the scene for what children will have learnt to explore what they’ve learnt, and how their
by the end of a unit. ideas have changed and why.
● ‘Knowledge capture’ activities help ● Assessment sheets for capturing how a
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● Regular opportunities for children to for your formative assessment.
reflect on their learning allows for formative
assessment throughout.
Unit Assessment Sheet Unit: Date:

For each unit please refer to the Unit Overview which gives a description of the learning expectations.
Exceeding*
Expected*
Emerging
Notes
Name
* Expected (and Exceeding) = will have performed at (or above) the National Standard
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To support you in delivering the science programme of study, we’ve woven together the working
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

• Parts of animals • Living things • Movement and feeding
• Changing seasons • Uses of materials • Light and shadows
• Plants • Growing plants • What plants need
• Comparing materials • Changing shape • Rocks and soils
• Types of animals • Habitats • Parts of plants
• Identifying materials • Feeding and exercise • Magnets and forces
Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

• Dangers to living things • Life cycles • Our bodies
• Electricity • Earth and space • Light and sight
• Human nutrition • Separating mixtures • Classifying living things
• Sound • Types of change • Changing circuits
• Grouping living • Materials • Evolution and inheritance
things • Forces
• Changes of state • Review and celebration
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PYP L3 Who helps us in hospital Pack of 6 978 0 435994 71 6 YEAR 4/GRADE 3 READERS
YEAR 2/GRADE 1 READERS PYP L8 Bens Fantastic Plant Pack of 6 978 0 435993 56 6
PYP L4 Clay Dog Pack of 6 978 0 435994 55 6 PYP L8 City Cat Pack of 6 978 0 435993 54 2
PYP L4 Hats for the Carnival Pack of 6 978 0 435994 57 0 PYP L8 Future Bleak or Bright 978 0 435993 57 3
Pack of 6
PYP L4 Home Sweet Home Pack of 6 978 0 435993 96 2
PYP L8 Going Underground Pack of 6 978 0 435993 55 9
PYP L4 How big is it Pack of 6 978 0 435994 59 4
PYP L8 Living in Amazon Rainforest 978 0 435993 49 8
PYP L4 How Music is Made Pack of 6 978 0 435994 58 7 Pack of 6
PYP L4 How Plants Grow Pack of 6 978 0 435993 99 3 PYP L8 Percussion Pack of 6 978 0 435993 50 4
PYP L4 Mrs Bean Pack of 6 978 0 435993 98 6 PYP L8 Right or Wrong Pack of 6 978 0 435993 47 4
PYP L4 On Journeys Pack of 6 978 0 435994 56 3 PYP L8 Rory the Story Pack of 6 978 0 435993 46 7
PYP L4 Peanuts Pack of 6 978 0 435993 97 9 PYP L8 Wackiest Machine Ever Pack of 6 978 0 435993 53 5
PYP L4 Save Bengal Tiger Pack of 6 978 0 435993 95 5 PYP L8 Weird Wambo Pack of 6 978 0 435993 48 1
PYP L4 Sensory System Pack of 6 978 0 435994 54 9 PYP L8 What do Pulleys and Gears do 978 0 435993 52 8
PYP L4 Twiga and Moon Pack of 6 978 0 435994 53 2 Pack of 6
PYP L5 Art in the Past Pack of 6 978 0 435993 88 7 PYP L8 World of Music Africa Pack of 6 978 0 435993 51 1
PYP L5 Caring for Our World Pack of 6 978 0 435993 94 8
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AGES 4–11
COMPANION PACKS OF 6
PYP L9 Ancient Egypt Pack of 6 978 0 435993 35 1
PYP L2 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 97 6
PYP L9 Clean Planet Pack of 6 978 0 435993 45 0
PYP L9 Earth’s Changing Crust Pack of 6 978 0 435993 37 5
PYP L9 Earth’s Growing Population 978 0 435993 38 2
Pack of 6 PYP L5 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 51 8
PYP L9 Graphing Population Pack of 6 978 0 435993 44 3 PYP L6 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 52 5
PYP L9 High and Mighty Pack of 6 978 0 435993 36 8 PYP L7 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 67 9
PYP L9 Naming Ceremonies Pack of 6 978 0 435993 40 5 PYP L8 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 74 7
PYP L9 Norbert the Nice Pack of 6 978 0 435993 34 4 PYP L9 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 82 2
PYP L9 Quakes Floods and other Disasters 978 0 435993 43 6 PYP L10 Companion Pack of 6 978 0 435994 89 1
Pack of 6
PYP L9 Skyscrapers Pack of 6 978 0 435993 42 9 COMPANION CLASS PACKS (30)
PYP L9 Stopping Pollution Pack of 6 978 0 435993 39 9
PYP L2 Companion Class Pack of 30 978 0 435995 10 2
PYP L9 The Ancient Romans Pack of 6 978 0 435993 41 2
PYP L10 Brain and nervous system 978 0 435016 18 0
Pack of 6
PYP L10 Capitalism Pack of 6 978 0 435993 32 0
PYP L10 Energy for the Future Pack of 6 978 0 435016 22 7
PYP L10 Get the message Pack of 6 978 0 435016 23 4
PYP L10 Hinduism Pack of 6 978 0 435016 24 1
PYP L10 Is TV a bad influence Pack of 6 978 0 435993 30 6
PYP L10 Keeping Fit Pack of 6 978 0 435993 28 3
PYP L10 Nelson Mandela Pack of 6 978 0 435016 25 8 THEME PACKS (CONTAIN ONE COPY OF ALL 20
PYP L10 Ocelots Pack of 6 978 0 435016 58 6 READERS IN EACH THEME)
PYP L10 Protecting Threatened Species 978 0 435993 33 7 PYP Theme Pack How The World Works 978 0 435993 25 2
Pack of 6 PYP Theme Pack How We Express 978 0 435993 24 5
PYP L10 The Earth’s Resources Pack of 6 978 0 435993 31 3 Ourselves
PYP L10 The Islamic Empires Pack of 6 978 0 435993 29 0 PYP Theme Pack How We Organise 978 0 435993 26 9
Ourselves
PYP Theme Pack Sharing the Planet 978 0 435993 27 6
READER YEAR PACKS (CONTAIN ONE COPY OF EACH PYP Theme Pack Where We Are In Place 978 0 435993 23 8
READER IN THAT YEAR) and Time
PYP L1 Foundation Year Pack (12 titles) 978 0 435994 99 0 PYP Theme Pack Who We Are 978 0 435993 22 1
PYP L2–3 Year 1 Pack (24 titles) 978 0 435995 00 3
PYP L8 Year 4 Pack (12 titles) 978 0 435995 03 4
A ready-made library of 120 titles, linked to

the IB PYP Learner Profiles.
TRANSDISCIPLINARY THEMES
Who we are Where we are in How we express

place and time ourselves
UK US
PYP
YEAR GRADE
LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL UOI UOI UOI
My
F
Pre
K 1 favourite
things
Journeys Colours
2 Friends Houses Creativity

Lower Primary
1 K
Download the PYP Readers and

Families Holidays Feelings
4 Our senses
Past and
present
Celebrating
2 1
Companions Structure Chart

5 A new baby
Home sweet
home
Pictures that
tell stories
People
6 Emotions around the
world
Artists
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3 2
7 Our bodies Mapping Communicating

Upper Primary
4 3 8 Right or wrong?
Different places,
different lives
World music
5 4 9 What’s in
a name?
Legacies Architecture
6 5 10 Healthy body,
healthy mind
World
religions
Media
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Heinemann
Explore Science
A comprehensive science programme, in line with the Cambridge International
Examinations Primary Science Curriculum Framework.
Is it for me? Tell me more!

A comprehensive, easy‑to‑use, six‑level science
● 36 Science Readers (6 for each of the 6 Grades)
programme, designed specifically for teachers
which provide background science reading on
and students at International schools studying the
the science topics.
Cambridge International Examinations Primary
Science Curriculum Framework. ● International focus with contexts, examples
and activities relating to international schools.
This edition is fully aligned to the Cambridge
● Support for ESL students with language levels
Primary Science Curriculum Framework.
in the Students Books and Readers monitored
at every stage by an ESL consultant.
A six‑level science programme
where each Grade includes: Keeping active
● Student Book Things to learn

● Exercise is important for a healthy life.
Things to do Keeping active can
make you a winner
● Exercise keeps us fit.
Workbook
● Exercise keeps our hearts healthy.
●
Getting moving
● Teacher’s Book We exercise all the time, even without

knowing it!
A healthy heart
Just walking or running about, dancing,
The heart is a vital muscle that
6 Science Readers.
doing household jobs, playing ball
pumps blood around the body.
● games and getting our bodies moving
is exercise. When we exercise, we are Exercise helps your heart get
helping our bodies build strong bones stronger.
and muscles that we need to be able When you run or play sports, you Lifestyle coach
to move and live. Doing some sort of start to breathe harder and faster. This is Jalal. He spends his days on the
I wonder…
exercise every day keeps us fit and This means that you take more sofa in front of the television and never Is it possible to have too
healthy. oxygen into your body, which helps does any exercise. Be his lifestyle coach much exercise?
it work better. Exercise like this and give him some advice.
is called aerobic exercise. Aerobic ● How can Jalal increase his activity
means ‘with air’. Aerobic exercise levels in his everyday life?
can make your heart beat faster. If ● Which activities would be good
you exercise like this regularly then aerobic exercise?
your heart becomes stronger. ● Which activities would help build Did you know?
How many different aerobic strong muscles? ● Some Olympic athletes have
activities can you think of? ● What else might Jalal do to become asthma. They have learned to
healthier?
Staying strong control it when they exercise.
Exercise can make all of your muscles ● Taking the stairs instead of an
stronger. When you use your muscles escalator or lift is a great way to
to do powerful things such as rowing, get exercise.
swinging on monkey bars or doing push-
ups, you build up your strength.
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For the International Primary Curriculum
Mapped to Cambridge
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An award-winning positive A Positive Education approach to wellbeing,
education approach to wellbeing,

resilience and social–emotional learning
Helen McGrath and Toni Noble
resilience, and social-emotional

learning (SEL) ch to wellbeing,
YEARS F–2
cation approa
A Positive Edu al learning
social–emotion
resilience and
A Positive Education approach to

wellbeing,
resilience and social–emotional learning
and Toni Noble
Helen McGrath
3RD EDITION
Helen McGrath and Toni Noble
YEARS 3–4
Bounce Back! is a whole school program that
provides students the skills to ‘bounce back’ when YEARS 5–6
they experience sadness, difficulties, frustrations

and challenging times. 3RD EDITION
Each level contains an updated handbook exploring 3RD EDITION
the most recent evidence-based research that

underpins Bounce Back! plus ten substantially
revised curriculum units, all with updated
topics, teaching strategies and resources.
Each curriculum unit uses children’s literature,
thinking tools and cooperative learning
strategies plus a variety of cross-curricular
classroom activities to help students.
Also new to this edition:

l increased support for teacher wellbeing and
embedding practices
l stronger positive education, CASEL and
Australian Curriculum linkages
l more suggestions for differentiation and
program implementation.
Bounce Back! Years F-2 with eBook Bounce Back! Years F-2 standalone eBook
978 1 488618 74 1 978 1 488663 23 9
Bounce Back! Years 3-4 with eBook Bounce Back! Years 3-4 standalone eBook
978 1 488618 73 4 978 1 488663 24 6
Bounce Back! Years 5-6 with eBook Bounce Back! Years 5-6 standalone eBook
978 1 488618 72 7 978 1 488663 22 2
bounceback‑program.com
Index
Abacus.......................................................................................... 62–67 Mathematics programmes...................................................... 51–67

ActiveLearn Primary.................................................................. 14–17 New resources for 2020....................................................................1
Bug Club....................................................................................... 20–29 Pinpoint English......................................................................... 49–50
Bug Club Comprehension....................................................... 34–37 Pinpoint Maths........................................................................... 51–52
Bug Club Family.......................................................................... 18–19 Pinpoint NEW.............................................................................. 48–53
Bug Club Phonics NEW EDITION............................................ 30–33 Power English: Writing NEW................................................... 42–45
Digital Learning Platform ........................................................ 14–17 Power Maths............................................................................... 56–61
Digital Resources (products featuring)............ 14, 20, 38, 40, 42, Power Maths Reception........................................................... 54–55
47, 48, 54, 56, 62, 68 Primary school year/ Grade correlation table.......................2, 80
Grammar and Spelling Bug..................................................... 38–39 Progress and Assess................................................................. 40–41
Heinemann Explore Science.......................................................... 78 Purchasing policies, pricing and international restrictions.... 80
How to Contact us and Place an Order...................................... 81 PYP Readers and Companions Programme....................... 74–77
International Baccalaureate.................................................... 74–77 Resources Finder............................................................................ 2–3
International Curriculum.............................................................. 8–9 Science Bug International........................................................ 68–73
iPrimary Curriculum........................................................................... 8 Science programmes..........................................................68–73, 78
iPrimary English ........................................................................ 10–12 Wordsmith................................................................................... 46–47
iPrimary NEW................................................................................... 8–9 Bounce Back...................................................................................... 79
Literacy programmes..................................................18–50, 74–77
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13 An iPrimary Story ● track every pupil’s progress and help you

As you help learners aim higher and fulfill their true

Pearson is focused on helping all learners discover

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iPrimary English Activity books

Bug Club Phonics

Power Maths Reception

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INTERNATIONAL CURRICULUM RESOURCES

Heinemann Explore Science 78 Science 5–11

Bug Club 18–29 Literacy 5–11 ActiveLearn

NEW Bug Club Phonics 30–33 Literacy 4–7 ActiveLearn

Bug Club Comprehension 34–37 Literacy 7–11 ActiveLearn

Grammar and Spelling Bug 38–39 Literacy 5–11 ActiveLearn

Progress and Assess 40–41 Various 5–11 ActiveLearn

NEW Power English: Writing 42–45 Literacy 7–11 ActiveLearn

Wordsmith 46–47 Literacy 5–11 ActiveLearn

NEW Pinpoint English and Maths 48–53 Literacy 5–11

Abacus 62–67 Maths 5–11 ActiveLearn

Science Bug International 68–73 Science 5–11 ActiveLearn

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iPrimary English Activity Books and Anthologies

Abacus for iPrimary Mathematics

See page 62 for more details.

Science Bug International for iPrimary Science

See page 68 for more details.

iPrimary English Activity books provide an easy to understand

Book where children can reinforce and practise the

skills they have learnt in the classroom through a finally

Eco Apes Use Rubbish

within lessons, alongside teaching – or as additional

Eco Apes Use Rubbish

Written by experienced teachers, all activities have

Do you like the h

Each week also provides a suggested homework to

consolidate the week’s learning.

Eco Apes Use Rubbish Each week has an overview, explaining

Suitable for English Language Learners

Suitable for English Language Learners

S uitable for schools following iPrimary

Suitable for English Language Learners

Recomended for iPrimary

rofessional development courses may

Suitable for English Language Learners