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Extended Code Fact File: Animals
All books in the Extended Code Fact File: Animals Series.
Page from the book 'Ants'. Text on the page reads: Worker ants are female. they have long legs and run fast. Worker ants lack wings, but the queen and male ants have wings.
Page from the book 'Jellyfish'. Text on the page reads: The 'lion's mane' jellyfish has the biggest span - it spreads up to 2.4 meters across and its tentacles may stretch to 30 ,meters in length. But you can only see the smallest jellyfish with a hand lens; their span is just a millimetre when they extend their tentacles. Turtles and penguins eat plenty of jellyfish and people eat them too! In China and Japan, jellyfish are a delicacy, shredded into strips and eaten as a snack or salad.
Page from the book 'Mice'. Text on the page reads: Mice are nocturnal animals. They are not blind, but their sight is not the best! They have a great sense of hearing and smell, and they use their whiskers to help feel their way. Mice are very nimble animals and can run very fast. They are also great at climbing and can swim! In the wild, they thrive in forests and grasslands, but they also live in houses!
Cover for 'Slugs and Snails' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 1: sound /ae/.
Cover for 'Kangaroos' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 10: sound m/oo/n.
Cover for 'Mice' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 11: sound /ie/.
Cover for 'Wolves' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 12: sound b/oo/k.
Cover for 'Seals' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 2: sound /ee/.
Cover for 'Crows' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 4: sound /oe/.
Cover for 'Earthworms' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 6: sound /er/.
Cover for 'Jellyfish' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 7: sound /e/.
Cover for 'Owls' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 8: sound /ow/.
Cover for 'Ants' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 11.
  1. All books in the Extended Code Fact File: Animals Series.
  2. Page from the book 'Ants'. Text on the page reads: Worker ants are female. they have long legs and run fast. Worker ants lack wings, but the queen and male ants have wings.
  3. Page from the book 'Jellyfish'. Text on the page reads: The 'lion's mane' jellyfish has the biggest span - it spreads up to 2.4 meters across and its tentacles may stretch to 30 ,meters in length. But you can only see the smallest jellyfish with a hand lens; their span is just a millimetre when they extend their tentacles. Turtles and penguins eat plenty of jellyfish and people eat them too! In China and Japan, jellyfish are a delicacy, shredded into strips and eaten as a snack or salad.
  4. Page from the book 'Mice'. Text on the page reads: Mice are nocturnal animals. They are not blind, but their sight is not the best! They have a great sense of hearing and smell, and they use their whiskers to help feel their way. Mice are very nimble animals and can run very fast. They are also great at climbing and can swim! In the wild, they thrive in forests and grasslands, but they also live in houses!
  5. Cover for 'Slugs and Snails' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 1: sound /ae/.
  6. Cover for 'Kangaroos' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 10: sound m/oo/n.
  7. Cover for 'Mice' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 11: sound /ie/.
  8. Cover for 'Wolves' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 12: sound b/oo/k.
  9. Cover for 'Seals' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 2: sound /ee/.
  10. Cover for 'Crows' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 4: sound /oe/.
  11. Cover for 'Earthworms' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 6: sound /er/.
  12. Cover for 'Jellyfish' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 7: sound /e/.
  13. Cover for 'Owls' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 8: sound /ow/.
  14. Cover for 'Ants' Fact File: Animals Series Initial Code Unit 11.

Fact File: Animals Series

£25.00

SKU: UK-ECFFA20 Category: Tag:

The Fact File: Animals Series is a great opportunity for confident readers to practice their skills and code knowledge whilst learning about the animal world. Each book focuses on a different animal and sound of the Extended Code. This series is aimed at older readers covering the end of the Extended Code (Unit 27 onwards).

Units covered: More spellings of the Extended Code

Number of books: 10

Number of pages per book: 8

Difficulty: 🌶️🌶️

Titles in this series:

Ants – Initial Code Unit 11
Slugs and Snails – Extended Code Unit 1 ‘first spellings’ of /ae/
Seals – Extended Code Unit 2 ‘first spellings’ of /ee/
Crows – Extended Code Unit 4 ‘first spellings’ of /oe/
Earthworms – Extended Code Unit 6 ‘first spellings’ of /er/
Jellyfish – Extended Code Unit 7 /e/
Owls – Extended Code Unit 8 /ow/
Kangaroos – Extended Code Unit 10 /oo/ as in m/oo/n
Mice – Extended Code Unit 11 /ie/
Wolves – Extended Code Unit 12 /oo/ as in b/oo/k