LEVEL PM Plus Story Books 3 Red Level 3
LEVEL3PM Plus Story BooksRed Level 3PM Plus Story BooksPhoto Time0 17 009567 3Kitty Cat0 17 009565 7Sam and Bingo0 17 009569 XLittle Chimp0 17 009566 5Here Comes Little Chimp0 17 009563 0Jack and Billy0 17 009564 9Sam’s Balloon0 17 009568 1Baby Wakes Up0 17 009561 4The Big Hill0 17 009562 2Teddy Bears’ Picnic0 17 009570 3About the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 60 words)Red Level 3Jack and BillyWake up, DadPM Plus Story BooksPM Story Books Children are ready for Level 3 Story Books when they havelearned most of the reading skills described on pages 12–15.Being able to recognise 25–30 high frequency words is animportant pre-requisite. (See PM Plus Teachers’ Guide,Magenta) Transition from Starters Two to PM Story Books is easedby the overlapping high frequency words and sentencestructures. The familiar Here is a I am Herecomes Look at said the reappear. The differenceis that these constructions are no longer repeated on everypage. PM Story Books cannot be ‘read’ from oral memory,but demand close attention to print. Throughout the PMs the meaningful illustrations supportthe text, and help children interpret each story. Several families and animal characters are introduced atLevel 3 and will recur at later levels: Sam and her dogBingo; Jack and Billy; Kate, James and Nick (Nicola); KittyCat; Little Chimp; Ben. The 18 Story Books at Level 3 use the same pool of 20 highfrequency words.For PM Software for Red Level see page 2518Key to the PMs
PM Story BooksRed Level 3LEVEL3PM Story Books – Set AThe photo book1 86955 547 3Hedgehog is hungry1 86955 543 0Wake up, Dad1 86955 544 9Tiger,Tiger1 86955 545 7Where to start?The nine or ten booksin the top row arealmost always easier toread than those in thesecond row so beginat the top left, for mostlevels.PM Story Books – Set BPM Story Books – Set AThe lazy pig1 86955 546 5The merry-go-round1 86955 542 2The little snowman1 86955 806 5A birthday cake for Ben1 86955 807 3Supporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsThe farmer in the dellPM Alphabet Starters andPM Alphabet BlendsHere we go Looby LoohcbwshthchHedgehog is hungry, The Big Hill.The lazy pig (come, cow, cock-a-doodle-doo), Kitty CatA birthday cake for Ben, Sam and Bingo, Jack and BillyWake up, Dad; Baby Wakes upThe lazy pig (sheep), Sally’s new shoesThe lazy pig (the), The photo book, The Big HillLittle Chimp, Here Comes Little ChimpPM Plus and PM Starters for re-readingislookcomesaidHereI ambiglittleuponmy The farmer in the dell uses the 42xHere we go Looby Loo Here 24x a 22x little 14xSeven little ducks Mother said little 14x eachPunchinello too look is here 8x eachDown by the station the 35x in 14xThe bus song the 32x on 16x up to 4x eachOver in the meadow mother said 16x eachPawpaw patch come 6xBarnyard song a me my 7x each I 14xBaby, My little cat, Balloons, We dress upLook at me, Stop!, Look at the house, In the gardenTime for dinner, At the zoo, The paradeWe can run, We like fish, The pencil, BalloonsTime for dinner, The go-karts, Making a rabbitMe, Playing, Dressing-up, My clothes, The playBig things, Big sea animalsLittle things, Big and little, My little catClimbing, Up in the sky, Up and downOn and off, Playing outsideMy little dog, My little cat, My sandcastleFor PM Teachers’ Guides for Red Level see page 25Key to the PMs19
LEVEL4PM Plus Story BooksRed Level 4PM Plus Story BooksMy Tower0 17 009581 9My Book0 17 009578 9Little Chimp and Big Chimp0 17 009575 4Sam’s Race0 17 009580 0Jack’s Birthday0 17 009573 8Bedtime0 17 009572 XThe Lucky Dip0 17 009576 2Let’s Pretend0 17 009574 6Red Puppy0 17 009579 7Mother Bird0 17 009577 0About the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 75 words)Red Level 4Red PuppyPM Plus Story Books Meaning shapes every PM Story Book, and a chain of causeand effect creates each plot. Because of this children candiscuss each story and make predictions. PM Story Booksare stories with satisfying endings. When a book is selected for Guided Reading childrenshould already be able to read it with 90% accuracy. After alittle practice they should be able to read with fullunderstanding, and 95–100% accuracy.The baby owlsPM Story Books Each PM Story Book uses one or two interest words,triggered by the illustrations. Many belong to one bookonly: sausage, owls, daisy, lamb, tower, puppy. The wordsthat matter are the high frequency words which arerepeated many times in book after book.Practice with selected PM Starters and PM Readalongs (seepage 21) will help children master the words needed forsuccessful reading at this level. Helpful links with the PM Alphabet Starters and Blends arelisted, too. By the end of Green Level, every letter anddigraph and almost every blend will have been met inchildren’s reading and made familiar by practice in context.For PM Software for Red Level see page 2520Key to the PMs
PM Story BooksRed Level 4LEVEL4PM Story Books – Set ABaby Lamb’s first drink1 86955 549 XSally and the daisy1 86955 552 XThe big kick1 86955 551 1Sausages1 86955 548 1The bumper cars1 86955 810 3The flower girl1 86955 809 XSally and the daisyPussy and the birds1 86955 550 3PM Story Books – Set BThe baby owls1 86955 808 1PM Story BooksSupporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsDown by the stationThe bear went over themountainPM Alphabet Starters andAlphabet BlendsskdSally and the daisy, Sam’s RaceThe big kick, Kitty CatSally and the daisy, My Tower (down), The Lucky Dip,Red Puppy (dolls), The Big Hill (dinosaur)sh Sausages (sh-sh-sh)th Sally and the daisy (thank), Jack’s Birthday (thank)ch Pussy and the birds (cheep), Little Chimp and Big ChimpPM Plus and PM Starters for re-readingThe rock pools, We can run, The paradecan seeThe farm in spring, Looking downthank forFour ice-creamsyou are downThe skierWe go out, The way I go to school, Going on holiday gomeLook at me, The playred blueThe go-karts, Balloons, Party hats,My little dog, Big and little, Up and down andgoesMy sandcastlegoingGoing out, Playing outside Down by the station uses down 7x go 8x see 14xThe bear went over the mountain see 20xPunchinello you 14x can 8xOn the bridge at Avignon are 24xBINGO dog farmer 7x eachOld MacDonald had a farm farm 21x and 7xBarnyard song me and tree 7x each goes 28xcan seeFor PM Teachers’ Guides for Red Level see page 25Key to the PMs21
LEVEL5PM Plus Story BooksRed Level 5PM Plus Story BooksKitty Cat and the Fish0 17 009560 6Bingo’s Ice Cream0 17 009587 8Baby Panda0 17 009583 5Monkey on the Roof0 17 009586 XRun, Rabbit, Run!0 17 009589 4Kitty Cat and Fat Cat0 17 009585 1Billy is Hiding0 17 009584 3The Toytown Helicopter0 17 009590 8The Toytown Rescue0 17 009591 6Sam’s Picnic0 17 009588 6About the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 90 words)Red Level 5Baby PandaThe Toytown HelicopterPM Plus Story BooksPM Plus Story Books Characters in the Story Books often reappear, as childrenenjoy meeting their favourite characters again. Some, likeBaby Bear, are found in both PM Plus and the PM StoryBooks. Bingo’s Ice Cream is the fourth story about Sam andher dog Bingo. For a complete list of characters and thestories where they appear, see page 93. About 50 high frequency words should be known by theend of Red Level. Intense and enjoyable repetition in thePM Readalongs (listed on page 11) will help children readthem with confidence. These same high frequency wordsare repeated again and again in the 18 Story Books atLevel 5, allowing children to master them. Prediction skills should be fostered in Guided Reading, e.g.‘In Bingo’s Ice Cream Sam has lost her ice cream (page 9) what do you think will happen to it? Will Sam getanother one?’ Because all PM Story Books have traditional story structurethey have the built-in tension that allows children to actthem out e.g. A home for Little Teddy. The re-readingthat follows dramatisation is full of insights.For PM Software for Red Level see page 2522Key to the PMs
PM Story BooksRed Level 5LEVEL5PM Story Books – Set ABen’s Teddy Bear1 86955 557 0Ben’s treasure hunt1 86955 556 2Lizard loses his tail1 86955 555 4Father Bear goes fishing1 86955 553 8A home for Little Teddy1 86955 812 XWhere is Hannah?1 86955 813 8Father Bear goes fishingTom is brave1 86955 554 6PM Story Books – Set BHide and seek1 86955 811 1PM Story BooksSupporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsBarnyard songPM Alphabet Starters andAlphabet BlendsPawpaw patchtThe Toytown Helicopter, Ben’s Teddy Bear, Lizard loseshis tail, Tom is bravel Lizard loses his tail, Kitty Cat and Fat Cat (leaves)f Father Bear goes fishing, Kitty Cat and the Fishr Run Rabbit Run!, Monkey on the Roof, Sam’s Picnic (rug,river)sh Two Eyes, Two Ears (shoes)ch Red and Blue and Yellow (chick), Billy is Hiding (chair)th Ben’s teddy bear (thank)PM Plus and PM Starters for re-readingWhere are the babies?, The pencilThe shopping mall, At the library, FishingThe skier, Sally’s new shoesMy little dog, My sandcastleWe like fishThe skierSally’s new shoesGoing out, Going on holiday, The rock poolswherewentgoinggoesway thisHeI’mwe Barnyard song uses goes 28xPawpaw patch where 12xSeven little ducks away went 7x eachHere we go round the mulberry bush this way 8x eachHere we go round the mulberry bush we 24x go 12xHere we go Looby Loo go we 24x eachThe bear went over the mountain he 24x went 3xFor PM Teachers’ Guides for Red Level see page 25Key to the PMs23
LEVELS5–6PM Non-fictionRed–Yellow Levels 5–6PM Plus Non-fiction: Play – Levels 5–6Time for Play0 17 009594 0At the Toyshop0 17 009593 2Playing with Dough0 17 009595 95656Making a Cat and a Mouse0 17 009597 55656explanationrecount/letterWhere is it Safe to Play?0 17 009596 7report/observationToys and Play0 17 009598 356procedureexposition56versePM Non-fiction: Maths Around Us – Levels 5–6Eggs for Breakfast1 86961 220 5Red and Blue and Yellow1 86961 223 X56one-to-one correspondenceLook Up, Look Down1 86961 222 156colour recognitionA Roof and a Door1 86961 225 656space and locationTall Things1 86961 221 356shapesTwo Eyes,Two Ears1 86961 224 856measurement and estimation56numerationAbout the books at this level Where is it Safe to Play? GradingThese 12 Non-fiction books can be used for Guided Readingbetween the Red and Yellow Levels.PM Plus Non-fiction The 6 PM Plus Non-fiction books have the common theme,play, but each is written in a different text style or form.These forms are explained on page 40: recount, explanation,report, exposition, procedure and verse. The 6 PM Non-fiction books explore different mathsconcepts: measurement and estimation, one-to-onecorrespondence, colour recognition, space and location,numeration (two), and shapes.Red and Blue and YellowPM Non-fiction The high frequency words used are those that have beenmet at Red Level, with some additions from Yellow. The concepts in all 12 books can be understood by five-yearolds, because they match their interests and experiences. Familiar sentence structures that children can control areas important in the Non-fiction books as in the StoryBooks, e.g. Where is Here is my Look at the We went to the Come and see 24Key to the PMs
PM SoftwarePM Teachers’ GuidesRed Levels 3–5LEVELS3–5PM Software – Red LevelReading from far left:PM Plus SoftwareRed Level (CD-ROM)0 17 009837 0PM Story Books SoftwareRed Level (CD-ROM)1 86955 862 6The PM Story Books Software and PM Plus Softwarecomplement the story books in Red Level and provide manyrelated activities.They can then explore the book’s content and meaning bycompleting a range of interactive activities. The activities arehighly focused and offer a variety of interactions with thelanguage of the PM and PM Plus books, and have beendesigned to encourage and promote reading success. Theactivities focus on all aspects of the texts — whole text,sentence, word and word parts.The PM Software also allows children to practise a range ofwriting styles, and to improve their keyboard skills, throughcarefully designed writing activities.All PM Software includes tracking systems and assessmentmeasures, to allow teachers to monitor children’s progress.Children can choose the bookthey wish to read — they cansee the book on screen andlisten to it being read. They canalso click on an individual wordto hear it spoken.The Read the book activity fromBaby Panda(PM Plus Software Red Level)A Make a card activity fromKitty Cat(PM Plus Software Red Level)A cloze activity fromFather Bear goes fishing(PM Story Books SoftwareRed Level – Set A)PM Teachers’ GuidesReading from top left:PM PlusTeachers’ GuideLevels 3–5 (Red)0 17 009600 9PM Story BooksTeachers’ GuideRed Level: Set A1 86955 633 XPM Story BooksTeachers’ GuideRed Level: Set B1 86961 063 6PM Non-fictionTeachers’ GuideRed Level: MathsAround Us1 86961 337 6There are 4 Teachers’ Guides for the books at Red Level: PM Plus Teachers’ Guide Levels 3–5 (Red)(includes activities for the 30 Story Books and6 Non-fiction books) PM Story Books Teachers’ Guide Red Level: Set A(for the 16 Story Books in Set A) PM Story Books Teachers’ Guide Red Level: Set B(for the 8 Story Books in Set B) PM Non-fiction Teachers’ Guide Red Level: Maths AroundUs (for the 6 Non-fiction books).The Guides contain suggestions for: guided reading going beyond the story links across the curriculum stories and rhymes with related themes teaching specific skills language monitoring checks.They also contain: reading record sheets blackline masters.Key to the PMs25
LEVEL6PM Plus Story BooksYellow Level 6PM Plus Story BooksThe Toytown Fire Engine0 17 009610 6Little Chimp Runs Away0 17 009606 8Billy Can Count0 17 009608 4Clever Fox0 17 009604 1Sam and the Waves0 17 009607 6Speedy Bee0 17 009609 2Here Come the Shapes0 17 009605 XBread for the Ducks0 17 009603 3Walk, Ride, Run0 17 009611 4The Big Hit0 17 009602 5About the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 113 words)Yellow Level 6Walk, Ride, RunPM Plus Story Books New vocabulary is introduced slowly enough to beabsorbed. New words are surrounded by a context offamiliar sentence structures and familiar words. Theaverage rate of new word introduction at this level is onenew word in 21 words met before. Variety caters for different tastes and helps keep interesthigh: children’s own experiences, wild animals (nearby andin Africa), pets, gentle fantasy about bears, jolly fantasyabout a pirate Brave Father MousePM Story Books Strong plots with real tension encourage children to turnthe pages to see what will happen next. Brave FatherMouse, The hungry kitten and Baby Hippo all face dangerand disaster! Specific skills — in Guided Reading there are manyopportunities for studying how words work.Initial consonants and consonant blends are listed onpage 27.Common endings: -ed, -ing.Common letter clusters: it, sit, hit; at, cat, fat, bat; way,day, stay; see, bee, tree.For PM Software for Yellow Level see page 3326Key to the PMs
PM Story BooksYellow Level 6LEVEL6PM Story Books – Set AWhere are the sunhats?1 86955 559 7Blackberries1 86955 560 0Brave Father Mouse1 86955 561 9PM Story Books – Set AThe hungry kitten1 86955 563 5Mumps1 86955 562 7PM Story Books – Set BSally’s beans1 86955 564 3Baby Hippo1 86955 815 4Jolly Roger, the pirate1 86955 816 2Supporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsComing round the mountainPM Alphabet Starters andAlphabet BlendsOn the bridge at AvignonmgubrblstgrBrave Father Mouse, Mumps, Baby Hippo (Mother)Sally’s beans (garden)Brave Father Mouse (upstairs)Brave Father Mouse (brave, bread), Bread for the DucksBlackberries, Red and Blue and YellowMumps (stay), Clever Fox (stay)Sally’s beans (green), Run Rabbit Run! (grass)PM Plus Starters and PM Starters forre-readingClimbing, My little dog, Packing my bagSally’s new shoesWhere are the babies?We like fish, At the libraryThe farm in spring, The rock poolsIn the trolley, We like fish, Playing outsideOut in the weather, The pencil, My clothessheshetheyTheywelikeit The bus song uses day 8xThe big ship day 8xComing round the mountain she 22x coming 5xOn the bridge at Avignon they 31xHere we go Looby Loo we 24x your 14xSeven little ducks came back 7x eachFor PM Teachers’ Guides for Yellow Level see page 33Key to the PMs27
LEVEL7PM Plus Story BooksYellow Level 7PM Plus Story BooksSam Goes to School0 17 009622 XMother’s Day0 17 009620 3Bingo’s Birthday0 17 009614 9New Boots0 17 009621 1Red Squirrel Hides Some Nuts0 17 009617 3The Leaf Boats0 17 009619 XDilly Duck and Dally Duck0 17 009616 5A Crocodile and a Whale0 17 009615 7Jolly Roger and the Treasure0 17 009618 1The Big Yellow Castle0 17 009613 0About the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 127 words)Yellow Level 7Jolly Roger and the TreasureRed Squirrel Hides Some NutsPM Plus Story BooksPM Plus Story Books The concepts in the PM Story Books can be understood bychildren of five years old. They are child-centred books, towhich children can relate.For PM Software for Yellow Level see page 3328Key to the PMs Warmth and emotional sensitivity are built in to the PMStory Books. Children are never laughed at or ‘put down’,but treated as people who find ways to solve the problemsthey meet in their lives. Sam Goes to School shows a childovercoming fear. A Crocodile and a Whale shows conflictresolution. Mother’s Day shows effort rewarded. Children who self-correct demonstrate that they knowreading should make sense, and that grapho-phonic cuesshould match. Self-correction is a sign of getting it alltogether. The ability to monitor one’s own reading and selfcorrect can flourish only if texts carry meaning. Meaningtherefore shapes every story, every page and every line ofthe PM Story Books. The language structures are thosethat children can control and understand, and this, too,helps self-correction. Verse is meant to be spoken aloud. In Guided Readingteachers should model verse, helping children to enjoy therhythm. Hermit Crab includes a four-line verse. All PMAlphabet Starters and Blends include alliterative rhymes foraural enjoyment. Toys and Play and The Sun, the Wind andthe Rain are verse books matched to children’s early-readingskills. The PM Readalongs are verses and songs for sharing.
PM Story BooksYellow Level 7LEVEL7PM Story Books – Set ALucky goes to dog school1 86955 565 1Ben’s dad1 86955 566 XThe new baby1 86955 567 8Baby Bear goes fishing1 86955 568 6Choosing a puppy1 86955 817 0Football at the park1 86955 819 7Choosing a puppyHermit Crab1 86955 571 6PM Story Books – Set BSally and the sparrows1 86955 818 9PM Story BooksSupporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsPM Alphabet Starters andAlphabet BlendsOver in the meadowpneshchsttrspcrclPM Plus and PM Starters for re-readingBen’s red car, The farm in spring, FishingOut in the weather, My little dogThe rock poolsPlaying outsidewithussomeplay Over in the meadow uses all day 8x eachOld McDonald had a farm uses with some 7x eachOn the bridge at Avignon all 14xDown by the station all 12xThe bear went over the mountain all 12xHere we go Looby Loo it 7xChoosing a puppy, The new baby (Poppa)The new baby (new, Nana)The Toytown Fire Engine, Ben’s dad (engine), The newbaby (Emma)Ben’s dad (ship), Here comes the ShapesLittle Chimp Runs Away, Choosing a puppySally and the sparrows (stay, step)Sally and the sparrows (tree)Sally and the sparrows, Choosing a puppy (Spot),Speedy BeeHermit CrabClever FoxFor PM Teachers’ Guides for Yellow Level see page 33Key to the PMs29
LEVEL8PM Plus Story BooksYellow Level 8PM Plus Story BooksKitty Cat Plays Inside0 17 009627 0A Party for Brown Mouse0 17 009632 7Katie’s Caterpillar0 17 009625 4Max Rides His Bike0 17 009631 9Max Goes Fishing0 17 009629 7Jumbo0 17 009626 2Look Out for Bingo0 17 009624 6The Little White Hen0 17 009628 9Roar Like a Tiger0 17 009633 5Max and the Little Plant0 17 009630 0About the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 141 words)Yellow Level 8Kitty Cat Plays InsidePM Plus Story Books Approximately 100 high frequency words should be knownby the end of Yellow Level. ‘Keeping Ourselves Safe’ is an ongoing theme in the PMStory Books. In Sam and the Waves, Dilly Duck and DallyDuck, Sally’s red bucket, Tom is brave, Where are thesunhats?, Lucky goes to dog school, Fire! Fire!, Tiny and thebig wave and Lost at the fun park, the tension helps drivehome a variety of safety messages with emotional impact.Katie’s CaterpillarPM Plus Story Books A lucky day for Little Dinosaur is fiction, but it also reflectsscientific accuracy. This is the first of 16 books about realdinosaurs that behave in the ways dinosaurs could havebehaved. Little Dinosaur is Compsognathus, and BigDinosaur Megalosaurus. They lived in Europe in theJurassic Age. Compound words can be noticed, in context, in GuidedReading: inside, outside, sunhat, shellfish, sandpit,birthday, Toytown, football. Opposites (antonyms) can be discussed in Guided Reading:up, down; inside, outside; wet, dry; hot, cold; off, on; big,little; yes, no; come, go.For PM Software for Yellow Level see page 3330Key to the PMs
PM Story BooksYellow Level 8LEVEL8PM Story Books – Set ASeagull is clever1 86955 572 4Little Bulldozer1 86955 573 2Sally’s red bucket1 86955 569 4A friend for little white rabbit1 86955 570 8Tiny and the big wave1 86955 822 7Snowy gets a wash1 86955 820 0A lucky day for Little DinosaurFire! Fire!1 86955 574PM Story Books – Set BA lucky day for Little Dinosaur1 86955 821 9PM Story BooksSupporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsSeven little ducksThe bus songPM Alphabet Starters andAlphabet BlendsxwvzitrdrclsnPM Plus and PM Starters for re-readingWhere are the babies?, Can you see the eggs? herThe farm in spring, Balloons, Party hats white brown greengrey yellow Seven little ducks uses out come back 7x eachRound and round the village out 6xThe bus song, Here we go Looby Loo all day 8x eachBarnyard song pleased by 7x eachDown by the station by 7xThe big ship sails of 12xOne more river of 12xOver in the meadow her 8xgrplMax Rides his Bike, Max goes FishingTiny and the big wave, Kitty Cat Plays Inside (wool)A lucky day for Little Dinosaur (very), Jumbo (very)Jumbo (zoo)Our Mum (ice creams)Little Bulldozer (tree, trunk), Mothers’ Day (tray),Jumbo (trunk)My Gran and Grandad, Max goes Fishing (Grandad)A friend for white little rabbit (play, please), Max and theLittle Plant, Roar Like a Tiger (please)A lucky day for Little Dinosaur (dragonfly)Seagull is cleverSnowy gets a washFor PM Teachers’ Guides for Yellow Level see page 33Key to the PMs31
LEVELS8–9PM Non-fictionYellow–Blue Levels 8–9PM Plus Non-fiction:Weather – Levels 8–9Hot Sunny Days0 17 009636 XIt is Raining0 17 009635 1Rain is Water0 17 009637 88989expositionrecount/letterWhere Did All the Water Go? Making a Caterpillar0 17 009638 60 17 009639 48989report/observationprocedureThe Sun, the Wind and the Rain0 17 009640 889explanation89versePM Non-fiction: Families Around Us – Levels 8–9My Dad1 86961 215 9Our Mum1 86961 214 089My Little Sister1 86961 217 589My Big Brother1 86961 216 789Our Baby1 86961 218 389My Gran and Grandad1 86961 219 18989About the books at this level It is RainingPM Plus Non-fiction Grading — these well-graded books can be used for GuidedReading between the Yellow and Blue Levels. The 6 PM Plus Non-fiction books are about weather. Eachbook exposes children to a different style or form of writing(see page 40): recount, explanation, exposition, procedure,report, verse.My Gran and GrandadPM Non-fiction The 6 Families Around Us books explore the Social Studiestheme of ‘Caring Families’. The set includes a wide varietyof ethnic groups and family types (nuclear, extended andsolo parent families – with one, two or three children).The same theme, ‘Caring Families’, can be found in manyPM Story Books and PM Plus Story Books at Yellow andBlue Levels, e.g. Roar like a Tiger, Lost at the Fun Park,Birthday Balloons. The same high frequency words are used over and overagain in both the PM Story Books and PM Non-fictiontitles. Consolidation of these known words means thatchildren can grow in confidence and skill, and read withat least 95% accuracy before they move on to Blue Level.32Key to the PMs
PM SoftwarePM Teachers’ GuidesYellow Levels 6–8LEVELS6–8PM Software – Yellow LevelReading from far left:PM Plus SoftwareYellow Level (CD-ROM)0 17 009838 9PM Story Books SoftwareYellow Level (CD-ROM)1 86961 130 6They can then explore the book’s content and meaning bycompleting a range of interactive activities. The activities arehighly focused and offer a variety of interactions with thelanguage of the PM and PM Plus books, and have beendesigned to encourage and promote reading success. Theactivities focus on all aspects of the texts — whole text,sentence, word and word parts.The PM Software also allows children to practise a range ofwriting styles, and to improve their keyboard skills, throughcarefully designed writing activities.The PM Story Books Software and PM Plus Softwarecomplement the story books in Yellow Level and provide manyrelated activities.All PM Software includes tracking systems and assessmentmeasures, to allow teachers to monitor children’s progress.Children can choose the bookthey wish to read — they cansee the book on screen andlisten to it being read. They canalso click on an individual wordto hear it spoken.The Read the book activity fromClever Fox(PM Plus Software Yellow Level )The Make a little book activity fromMax Goes Fishing(PM Plus Software Yellow Level)The read function fromWhere are the sunhats?(PM Story Books SoftwareYellow Level – Set A)PM Teachers’ GuidesReading from top left:PM PlusTeachers’ GuideLevels 6–8 (Yellow)0 17 009642 4PM Story BooksTeachers’ GuideYellow Level: Set A1 86955 634 8PM Story BooksTeachers’ GuideYellow Level: Set B1 86955 823 5PM Non-fictionTeachers’ GuideYellow Level: FamiliesAround Us1 86961 338 4There are 4 Teachers’ Guides for the books at Yellow Level: PM Plus Teachers’ Guide Levels 6–8 (Yellow)(includes activities for the 30 Story Books and6 Non-fiction books) PM Story Books Teachers’ Guide Yellow Level: Set A(for the 16 Story Books in Set A) PM Story Books Teachers’ Guide Yellow Level: Set B(for the 8 Story Books in Set B) PM Non-fiction Teachers’ Guide Yellow Level: FamiliesAround Us (for the 6 Non-fiction books).The Guides contain suggestions for: guided reading going beyond the story links across the curriculum stories and rhymes with related themes teaching specific skills language monitoring checks.They also contain: reading record sheets blackline masters.Key to the PMs33
LEVEL9PM Plus Story BooksBlue Level 9PM Plus Story BooksBugs for Breakfast0 17 009644 0Sam Plays Swing Ball0 17 009645 9The Beach House0 17 009646 7Kitty Cat and the Paint0 17 009647 5Baby Bear Climbs a Tree0 17 009648 3Little Chimp and the Bees0 17 009649 1The Fire on Toytown Hill0 17 009650 5Brown Mouse Plays a Trick0 17 009651 3Bingo Goes to School0 17 009652 1Billy at School0 17 009653 XAbout the books at this level (Median length of each of the 18 Story Books: 167 words)Blue Level 9Billy at SchoolBugs for BreakfastPM Plus Story BooksPM Plus Story Books ‘Meaningful text offers support to children as they developcomprehension strategies.’ (IRA Statement 1998) All PMStory Books are shaped by meaning. The strong plotsinclude chains of cause and effect and so encourageprediction. Because the pages are linked to each other bylogic, children are able to use reasoning skills, and selfcorrection is more likely to develop. Grapho-phonic cluesand meaning can be checked against each other. New high frequency words are introduced slowly andsteadily, and then recur in many books. Children meetthem often enough to achieve mastery. For example, make(and all of its forms) introduced in Magpie’s baking day andSally’s friends appears 37 times at Blue Level. And childrenwho enjoy the PM Readalongs will have absorbed manyother ‘new’ words before they begin Blue Level, e.g. whofrom Punchinello. Nature books in the PMs are accurate. Books abouthedgehogs, owls, lizards, kingfishers, hippos, seagulls,chimpanzees, dinosaurs, hermit crabs, sparrows and nowthe shelduck (paradise duck) in The duck with a brokenwing can help awaken children’s interest in the naturalworld. Even fantasy links with fact; baby bears do climbtrees and ducklings do eat bugs for breakfast!For PM Software for Blue Level see page 4134Key to the PMs
PM Story BooksBlue Level 9LEVEL9PM Story Books – Set AMagpie’s baking day1 86955 579 1The lion and the rabbit1 86955 589 9Sally’s friends1 86955 577 5Honey for Baby Bear1 86955 582 1The duck with a broken wing1 86955 920 7Lost at the fun park1 86955 922 3Little Bulldozer helps againBaby Bear’s present1 86955 583 XPM Story Books – Set BLittle Bulldozer helps again1 86955 921 5PM Story BooksSupporting Books help teach high frequency words and grapho-phonic linksPM ReadalongsPunchinelloPM Alphabet Starters andAlphabet BlendsOld MacDonald had a farmjprbrsttrflfrclsw Old MacDonald had a farm uses had 21xBarnyard song had 7xBINGO had 7xRound and round the village have 8xSeven little ducks hills 7x but 6x three 2xPunchinello who 14xPawpaw patch let’s 6xOver in the meadow her 8x three 2xThe duck with a broken wing (jump)Lost at the fun park (Jonathan)Baby Bear’s presentThe duck with a broken wing, Brown Mouse plays a trick,Honey for Baby Bear (breakfast), Bugs for BreakfastLittle Bulldozer helps again (stuck)The duck with a broken wing (trick), Baby Bear climbsa treeThe duck with a broken wing (fly), Jumbo (flaps)The duck with a broken wing (from), Little Chimp andthe Bees (from), Sally’s friends, Bugs for Breakfast (frog)Honey for Baby Bear (climb), Baby Bear Climbs a
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