Find out about the incredible invention of the flying machine, explore outer space and discover amazing inventions in this fascinating Read with Oxford Stage 5 collection of five non-fiction texts, ideal for children who are beginning to read independently.
Includes five texts full of fascinating facts: Way Out Day Out, Pick Your Queen, Your Body Inside, Flight Or Fright, Spread The Word.
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Tromso the friendly troll loves to help people, but doesn’t always get the right idea. When snow threatens the village, he proves just how helpful he can be!
This Read with Oxford Stage 5 book, with short chapters, an engaging story and exciting colour illustrations, includes tips for parents and fun after-reading activities.
Approximate age: 6–8 years.
Sugar Plum is no good at being a tooth fairy. But when disaster strikes, it’s up to her to save the day!
Suitable age 6+
In this magically funny story, Drusilla and her cat, Peg, must come up with a good spell to get rid of an unwanted visitor.
This Read with Oxford Stage 5 book has short chapters, an engaging story and exciting colour illustrations, and includes tips for parents and fun after-reading activities.
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur as they get a visit from Winnie’s bossy sister and find out that growing food for a picnic isn’t as easy as it sounds!
Two delicious Read with Oxford Stage 5 stories with short chapters, ideal for children who are beginning to read independently: Winnie Goes Batty, Winnie Grows Her Own.
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur as Winnie is inspired by a TV show to have her own adventure – and ends up rescuing a dragon, and Wilbur becomes a TV star!
Two lively Read with Oxford Stage 5 stories with short chapters, ideal for children who are beginning to read independently: Winnie the Bold, Wilbur’s Got Talent.
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur as Winnie magics up a bubble to drift away from her messy house and decides to reorganise all her furniture – but the furniture has other ideas!
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur as Winnie and Jerry the giant go back in time and meet an angry cave woman, and the school children’s Egyptian project gets some time-travel magic help!
Two lively Read with Oxford Stage 5 stories with short chapters, ideal for children beginning to read independently: Winnie’s Time Machine, Winnie Spells Trouble.
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur as Winnie sets up her own circus and wants to be a tightrope walker, and dresses up for a fancy-dress race – but not everything goes to plan!
Two lively Read with Oxford Stage 5 stories with short chapters, ideal for children beginning to read independently: Big Top Winnie, Winnie’s Fun Run.
Approximate age: 6–8 years.
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur as Winnie uses her magic to hide when Auntie Aggie pays a surprise visit, and Aggie tries to turn Wilbur into a little rabbit, making Winnie cross!
Two hilarious Read with Oxford Stage 5 stories with short chapters, ideal for children beginning to read independently: Winnie the Naughty Niece, Winnie’s Awful Auntie.
Approximate age: 6–8 years
Join Winnie the witch and her cat Wilbur in this Read with Oxford Stages 5–6 kit, bursting with fun educational reading activities.
Includes activities, a spooky spell poster with reusable stickers, top tips for parents, ideal for developing your child’s reading, writing and comprehension skills, and four hilarious stories: Winnie and the Ghost in the Post, Winnie Scores!, Winnie’s Alien Sleepover, Winnie Takes the Plunge.
Approximate age: 6–8 years.