Summary: The Hodder Reading Project Level 5-6 identifies blocks to progression and takes pupils from National Curriculum Level 5 to Level 6. It comprises the Teacher's Resource and the 6 Readers.Reader 2, Level 5, Stories of Many Cultures edited by John Catron, Sue Hackman and Jean Moore.'Stories of Many Cultures' is a multi-cultural collection of twelve short stories and extracts, ranging from the experiences of ex-slaves in America's Deep South to contemporary teenage life in Asian Britain. The selection includes stories from well-known authors such as Ursula Le Guin and Amy Tan, as well as new writers like Romesh Gunesekara.
Specially selected, motivating reading texts used to develop and consolidate reading skills - appropriate to 'Level'.HRP: Accelerates learning and boosts attainment in reading from Level 5 to Level 6.HRP: Builds confidence and develops reading strategies through an active, pupil-centred approach.HRP: Allows pupils to identify their own targets and track their progress as they work through the scheme.HRP: A flexible approach that can be used one-to-one, with small groups or as a series of masterclasses.
Table of Contents: Frankie Mae – Jean Wheeler SmithCoffee for the Road – Alex la GumaSnowdrop – Mei Chi ChanOn the Sidewalk Bleeding – Evan HunterInvisible Mass of the Back Row – Claudette WilliamsDeeper than Colour – Ijeoma InyamaThe Ones who Walk Away from Omelas – Ursula Le GuinPrivate Eloy – Samuel FeijooThe Assignment – Saadat Hasan MantoRules of the Game – Amy TanTightrope – Romesh GunesekaraAbout the Wedding Feast – Ama Ata Aidoo
About the Author(s): Sue Hackman has been closely involved in the development of the Key Stage 3 English Strategy, and is the author of successful material for lower-attainers, including Fast Forward and Hodder English Gold.John Catron is a Key Stage 3 English Consultant for Redcar and Cleveland; Jean Moore is a Head of English. They are both experienced authosr with many years of classroom experience.
Readership: Pupils
