Collected Resources

See you later

This is a simple version of the traditional chant. It has humorous illustrations which help children read the text.  The rhymes and near rhymes will encourage children to invent their own versions. 

What do you think? 

A simple text suitable for beginning readers with lots of repetition and plenty of rhyming pairs.  Children find the brightly illustrated animals funny and appealing, and write their own rhyming pair to add to the list. 

Dogs eat frogs

This is a really simple, easily decoded text formed of repeated questions and quirky answers.  The illustrations make this not just easily readable but very funny so that even the most reluctant readers will be inspired to turn every page.

Jumping poems

These are illustrated versions of traditional rhymes. Full of repetition and rhythm, they are easy to read and the pictures add a whimsical flavour which adds to the enjoyment of the whole text.

Poor me!

This is a simple traditional poem, extended and greatly enhanced by the addition of fabulous, quirky illustrations. An easy read for children who are starting to read independently, this will make them laugh!

Where's my...?

This is a simple text, highly suitable for children who are only just getting going with reading. It has a quirky appeal, and some children will laugh out loud at the beautiful and imaginative illustrations. A real page turner for a young child.