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Learning to read
with Ladybird
Read it yourself
with Ladybird
Level 1
I’m Ready...
for Phonics
Books 1a–2c
• Say the Sounds
• Rhythm and
Rhyme x 4
• App
• Flash Cards
• Levels 1–9
• Say the Sounds
• Flash Cards
• Levels 10–12
Developing
Readers
Level 2
Books 3a–4c
Improved
Readers
Level 3
Books 5a–7c
Confident
Readers
Level 4
Books 8a–9c
Independent
Readers
Books 10a–12c
Once your child has begun to read confidently there
are many books to enjoy and encourage further practice,
such as Ladybird Tales, key Puffin series such as Diary of
a Wimpy Kid and Puffin Classics, and classroom favourites
from Roald Dahl and Rick Riordan. Happy reading!
Resources by Lorraine Horsley
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Starter Readers
Key Words with
Peter and Jane
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with Ladybird
Peter and Jane
Books 1a–2c
• Say the Sounds
• Rhythm and
Rhyme x 4
• App
• Flash Cards
• Levels 1–9
Level 2
Books 3a–4c
• Say the Sounds
• Flash Cards
• Levels 10–12
Level 3
Books 5a–7c
Your name:
Your
role: Readers
Starter
Level 1
Name of school:
Your email address:
School
address (including country):
Developing
Readers
Improved
Readers
I’m Ready...
for Phonics
Age-range of students at your school:
Confident
Level 4
Books 8a–9c
Which Readers
Ladybird series do you use at your school? (Tick those which apply)
Read it yourself
Independent
KeyReaders
Words with Peter and Jane
Books 10a–12c
Read With Me
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Sunstartyour
child has begun to read confidently there
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readingKid
schemes
you use
in your school?
Oxford Reading
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a Wimpy
anddoPuffin
Classics,
ande.g.
classroom
favourites
Usborne Reading Scheme etc.
How does your school choose which books to teach?
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
Introduction
with Ladybird
Key Words with Peter and Jane is one of Ladybird’s best-loved series. With nearly
100 million books sold worldwide over the last fifty years, Key Words has helped
generations of children learn to read.
So what are key words? These are the most frequently occurring words in the
Read it yourself
Key Words with
I’m Ready...
English language. Research has shown that very few of these key English words
with Ladybird
Peter and Jane
for Phonics
form a very high proportion of those in everyday use.
• Say the Sounds
• Rhythm and
Rhyme x 4
Level 1
Books 1a–2c
Starter Readers
• App
• Flash
Key Words with Peter and Jane has 12 levels, each with 3 books:
a, bCards
and c.
• Levels 1–9
Series a Gradually introduces and repeats new words.
• Say the Sounds
Developing
Series
b Provides furtherLevel
practise
of
these
same
words
but
in
a
2
Books 3a–4c
• different
Flash Cards
Readers
context and with different illustrations.
• Levels 10–12
Key Words – as easy as a, b, c!
Series c Invites children to try writing the words and introduces reading
Improved
using phonics, enabling
read 5a–7c
increasingly difficult words.
Level 3 children toBooks
Readers
Confident
Readers
How
Level 4
does it work?
Books 8a–9c
100
100 words = ½ of all the words
words
we
read
and
write
everyday!
are many
booksthese
to enjoy
encourage
further practice,
If children
are taught
key and
words
first,
itsuch
is easier
for them to
learnkey
to read.
as Ladybird
Tales,
Puffin series such as Diary of
The Key Words with Peter and Jane books are
so successful because each of the key words is
introduced gradually and repeated frequently. This
builds confidence in children when they recognize
these key words on sight (also known as the ‘look and
say’ method of learning). Examples of key words are:
the, one, two, he.
Accompanying flashcards are also available for the
Key Words series.
12
Independent
12 words = ¼ of all the words Books 10a–12c
Readers
we read and write everyday!
words
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Classroom Activities Level 1
Book 1a Play with us
• Ask your class to get into pairs. Taking turns, the members of each pair say
I am here and here is… and introduce their partner.
Read it yourself
Key Words with
I’m Ready...
• This book is an ideal basis
a miming game
called
your
withfor
Ladybird
Peter
andThings
Jane we like.
forAsk
Phonics
class to tell you the things they like, give them words they do not know, and write
all these things on the blackboard.
• Say the Sounds
• Rhythm and
Then ask individuals to say: I like… and mime what it is they like.
Rhyme x 4
Books
1a–2c You like…
Starter
Readersof the classLevel
Other members
will 1guess what this
is, saying:
• App
And the child miming will answer: Yes, you are right, I like… or•No,
you
are
Flash
Cards
• Levels 1–9
not right.
Book
1b Look at this
Developing
• Say the Sounds
Level
Books
3a–4c
• Flash
Cards
• ThisReaders
book will help your class
to 2enjoy a simple
focus
on shops and
shopping.
•
Levels
10–12
Look at the things in Jane’s shop (pages 26 – 34). Can they remember what
they have seen? Write a list on the board. Ask your class, who is in Jane’s shop?
andImproved
see if they can remember.
kinds ofBooks
shops5a–7c
do they know? Write a list of
Level What
3
Readers
shops
on the board. Where do they like to shop? Individuals can answer:
I like to shop in a…
Level 4
and write
Books 8a–9c
• It’s important that all members of your class have the opportunity to read aloud
Independent
from
their own writing. What do your class like to write? Teach the word about
Books 10a–12c
andReaders
ask your class to write and complete their own sentence: I like to write
about… (Jane, the dog, the tree, the toy, the shop etc). Ask each child to read his
or her sentence aloud.
• Look at me…
another
useful
game
basedconfidently
on the booksthere
in this level.
Onceisyour
child
hasmiming
begun
to read
Each are
child many
takes it books
in turn totosay,
Lookand
at me,
I like… andfurther
then mimes
what it is
enjoy
encourage
practice,
they like – either from the books or from the work on things they like in book 1a.
The class guess what it is the child miming likes, and the child miming replies
a Wimpy
and IPuffin
Classics,
andnot
classroom
favourites
either,
Yes, you Kid
are right,
like… or
No, you are
right.
28
Confident
BookReaders
1c Read
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Book 2a We have fun
• This book is a great basis for language and reading development through acting.
• Plan a class focus: In Read
the water.
IndividualsKey
canWords
act Peter
and Jane,
and
Pat
it yourself
with
I’m
Ready...
the dog. As you re-read
theLadybird
book together Peter
talk about
dialogue for
andPhonics
who is
with
andthe
Jane
speaking. Choose a short episode to act. Make sure that the actors know what
they will be saying – and that the child playing Pat the dog understands
he
• Say thewhat
Sounds
has to do!
• Rhythm and
Rhyme x 4
• Starter
Enjoy talking
about the seaside
write newBooks
words
on the blackboard.
Level and
1
1a–2c
Readers
• App
Your class could plan a seaside poster and label what they draw.
• Flash Cards
• Teach your class how postcards are sent from the seaside. Cut white
card
• Levels
1–9for
them and ask them to make postcards of the seaside. Display all of these.
• Say the Sounds
Level 2
Books 3a–4c
• Flash Cards
• ThisReaders
book provides an excellent starting point for a class focus on
fun. 10–12
• Levels
Developing
Book
2b Have a go
• Write We want some fun on your blackboard and ask the class to use the words
Improved
in the
book and other words
they
like
to use to tell you what fun
Level
3 know or would
Books
5a–7c
theyReaders
like.
You could start them off: I want to have some fun in the tree
Confident
4 to have some
Books
8a–9c
AndReaders
elicit answers such as:Level
I want
fun
in the shop
I want to have some fun with the dog
I want to have some fun with sweets
Independent
Help with constructions they do not know. Books 10a–12c
• The fairground episode in Have a go is an exciting basis for reading and
language development. Look at the details on pages 44 – 51 and talk about
fairgrounds,
giving
your
classhas
words
such as
coconut
shy, and big
Once
your
child
begun
to helter-skelter,
read confidently
there
wheel. Help the children to make up a fairground play and take it in turns to act
this. Several children will say, Can I have a go? and the child in charge of the ride
such
as Ladybird
Tales,
Puffin
series
asI Diary
of ice
or stall
will reply
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childsuch
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the ice cream
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and Puffin
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you can from
have some
cream.
Here
it is.Riordan.
Yet another
child will
play the part of
RoaldiceDahl
and
Rick
Happy
reading!
mother or father and tell the children Come on Peter, come on Jane. I want to
go home.
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Classroom Activities Levels 2–3
Book 2c I like to write
• Peter and Jane’s toy shop will encourage your class to make their own class
toy shop and to label it. Give them any new words they do not know. There are
Read it yourself
Key Words with
I’m Ready...
more toys to look at on pages 33, 37, 39. When they have done this, choose
with Ladybird
Peter and Jane
for Phonics
a ‘shopkeeper’ and each member of the class can take a turn to use the shop
saying the words they have read and completed on pages 10-11. Change the
• Say the Sounds
names as appropriate.
• Rhythm and
• Using the words they have read and written (and any new wordsRhyme
they request),
x4
Levelclass
1
Booksnote
1a–2c
Starter
suggestReaders
each member of your
writes a short
(see page
13).
Can
they
• App
write about what they want to do? If necessary, give an example:
• Flash Cards
I want to go to the shop.
• Levels 1–9
I want to write.
I want to go to the water.
• Say the Sounds
Developing
Levelnotes,
2
Books
3a–4c
Flasha Cards
• Have
the class read out these
or ask the
children
to swap•with
partner
Readers
•
Levels
10–12
and read each other’s notes.
BookImproved
3a Things we like
Level 3
Books 5a–7c
• The Readers
events in this story focus on boats, buses, cars and trains. Ask your class
• Use the dialogue on page 14 to plan a class discussion of picnics. What can they
Independent
see
in the picture? What would they like to bring
to 10a–12c
a picnic? Where would they
Books
Readers
like to go for their picnic? Make sure your class know which parts of the text on
page 14 are dialogue and which are not. Then ask the class to read the dialogue
and you read ‘says Peter’, ‘he says’, ‘says Jane’.
Once
has
begun
confidently
• Talk about
pets.your
What child
animals
would
they to
likeread
as a pet?
Make andthere
label a class
picture
of pets.
Trybooks
a pet miming
game.
Each
child takes further
a turn to practice,
mime a pet, and
are
many
to enjoy
and
encourage
looking
afteras
theLadybird
pet. The others
guess
the series
pet is. Are
youas
a…?
such
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The child miming replies: Yes, that is right, I am a… or No, that is not right, I am
not a…
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what other vehicles they can think of and write the words they need on the
ConfidentTeach the word best and ask your class to tell you which vehicle they
blackboard.
Level 4
Books 8a–9c
like Readers
best. I like the car best. I like the boat best.
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Book 3b Boys and girls
• Can your class remember how Peter and Jane help at home? How do your
class help at home? Ask your class to tell you how they help, and write on the
Read it yourself
Key Words with
I’m Ready...
blackboard words they do not know. Follow this with a miming game. Each child
with Ladybird
Peter and Jane
for Phonics
takes it in turns to say, ‘Yes, I help at home, and I…’ and to mime how they help.
The others guess what it is they do.
• Say the Sounds
• Ask your class to answer your questions about Peter and Jane at
the station
• Rhythm
andand
encourage them to answer as fully as possible:
Rhyme x 4
Level 1
Books 1a–2c
Starter Readers
• App
How did Peter and Jane get to the station?
• Flash Cards
What colour was the bus?
• Levels 1–9
Does Jane like to go on trains?
Does Peter like to go on trains?
• Say the Sounds
Did
you see Pat the dog at the station?
Developing
Level 2
Books 3a–4c
• Flash Cards
Readers
• Enjoy
a colour quiz. What red things can they see in the story? Encourage them
• Levels 10–12
to reply:
I can see a red ball.
Improved
I can
see red apples.
Level 3
Books 5a–7c
Readers
I can see a red bus.
I can see red flowers.
Confident
I can
see a red boat.
Level 4
Books 8a–9c
Readers
• Give them the words of any other red things in the story.
Independent
Book
3c Let me write
Books 10a–12c
• Use page 24 as the basis of a discussion of the police and other people who help
us. Ask your class to help you to make a list of these people on the board. Then
ask the children to copy these words and learn them. Ask them to write these
your
child
words inOnce
sentences
such
as: has begun to read confidently there
The firemen
help books
you. to enjoy and encourage further practice,
are many
The doctor
helps
you.
such as
Ladybird
Tales, key Puffin series such as Diary of
• When
haveKid
written
these
sentences,
ask each
of thefavourites
class to read
a they
Wimpy
and
Puffin
Classics,
and member
classroom
aloud what they have written.
• Look at Jane’s teashop. Help your class to set up a pretend teashop and take it in
turns to be customers, asking for tea and cakes. Help your class to write a simple
menu and price list.
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Book 4a Things we do
• Enjoy a question and answer session based on this book:
Ask your class What can you make?
Read it yourself
Key Words with
And individuals will answer:
with Ladybird
Peter and Jane
I can make a car.
I can make cakes.
I’m Ready...
for Phonics
• Say the Sounds
• Rhythm and
Rhyme x 4
Books 1a–2c
• App
• Flash Cards
• Levels
• When you re-read this book, look at how Peter and Jane work and
play.1–9
Ask your
class to compose sentences about this, along the lines of: Peter likes to make a
Say
bigDeveloping
fire. Jane likes to help mummy in the house. Peter and Jane •go
to the Sounds
shops.
Level
2 likes to play
Books
3a–4c
• Flash
Cards
Peter
likes
to
play
with
a
car.
Jane
in
the
house
in
the
tree.
Readers
• Levels 10–12
• The episode in which the cat climbs the tree (page 48) is ideal as a basis for
acting. Draw the attention of your class to the speech punctuation “ ” and make
Improved
sure
they understand which
words
and 5a–7c
which are not.
Level
3 are spoken
Books
Ask your class What can you draw?
And individuals will answer:
Level 1
Starter
Readers
I can draw
a red car.
I can draw a house in a tree.
Readers
Book 4b Fun at the farm
Confident
4 connected with
Books
8a–9c
• This book offers an excitingLevel
focus
farm
life. When they have read
Readers
the story, ask your class how many animals they can remember on the farm.
Write the animals on the board, then read the story again to make sure you have
Independent
found
them all.
Books 10a–12c
• Ask individuals to read what they have written. Alternatively, ask individuals to
make up sentences without writing them, and say them aloud to you.
• Help your class to make and label a poster Life on the farm or stick labelled
pictures in an album.
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Readers
• Talk about farming in your own country and give your class the words they do
not know. Ask your class to use the words they have read and any new words
towrite their own short sentences about life on a farm. You could give one of
your child has begun to read confidently there
these as Once
an example:
I go on
a big
horse.
are
many
books to enjoy and encourage further practice,
I playsuch
with as
the Ladybird
farm cat. Tales, key Puffin series such as Diary of
I see some cows.
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Book 4c Say the sound
• Use the pictures on pages 17 and 19 to make and label an alphabet letters and
sounds album. Label each object with the complete word.
Read it yourself
Key Words with
I’m Ready...
• Enjoy a How Many Words...
quiz. Choose Peter
a letterand
fromJane
the letter/sounds
they are
with Ladybird
for Phonics
learning and ask them to tell you as many words as they can which begin with
that letter sound. Read the book again and see if they can find any
more.
• Say
the Sounds
• Rhythm
and
• Use magnetic letters or make sets of letters on cards. Show the children
how
to
Rhyme
x
4
build upReaders
words with these and
see
words 1a–2c
they can make on their own.
Level
1 how many Books
Starter
• App
• The big fire at the farm (pages 44–48) is ideal for acting, or re-telling
in Cards
their
• Flash
own words.
• Levels 1–9
Book 5a Where we go
• Say the Sounds
Developing
• Bring
maps to show your class
and
talk
about
the
way
maps
are
used.Cards
Talk about
Level 2
Books 3a–4c
• Flash
Readers
the family journey to the hill. Can the class remember what Peter
and Jane
and
• Levels
10–12
their parents saw and did on the way to the hill? Ask each member of the class
to draw
and label a simple map of the way to the hill and to include the bus stop,
Improved
Books
5a–7c
the Readers
river, the bridge, lots ofLevel
trees3and the farm.
Remind
them that the family could
see the sea, and it would be good to put this on their maps, too.
• TheConfident
episode of Pat and the rabbits (pages 22–25) is an exciting base for a short
Level 4
class
play. Make sure the class
understands Books
which 8a–9c
words are spoken and draw
Readers
their attention to the use of speech punctuation – “ ”.
Books 10a–12c
• This book is an ideal basis for a discussion on family life. Talk about families.
What family words do they already know? What new words do they need? Who
is in their family and what are their names? Explain simple family trees and help
them to draw their own.
• Talk about times of day. Write the words morning, afternoon, evening and night.
Ask your class what happens during these times. Give them all the words they do
a Wimpy
and Puffin
and classroom favourites
not know
and listKid
as many
activitiesClassics,
as you can.
from
• Enjoy a quiz
– Roald Dahl and Rick Riordan. Happy reading!
Who can remember what Peter and Jane saw in the town?
Who can remember what Peter and Jane saw as they went up the hill?
Who can remember what Peter and Jane saw on the farm?
Who can remember what the girls did in the afternoon?
Who can remember what the boys did in the afternoon?
• Use pages 38-39 to encourage your class to discuss the kind of work they would
like to do when they grow up. Give them any English words they do not know.
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Key
Words with
and Jane
Learning
toPeter
read
with Ladybird
Book 5c More sounds to say
• Look at the pictures on page 4. Ask individuals to say the sound and then to say
what the picture is. Ask them to do it like this:
Read it yourself
Key Words with
I’m Ready...
The sound is b and in the book I can see a picture of a boy.
with Ladybird
Peter and Jane
for Phonics
Do the same with page 7.
• When your class has read pages 8–15 several times, cover up the
textthe
andSounds
ask
• Say
them to look at the pictures and to tell you the sounds and the words.
Do and
the
• Rhythm
same with pages 18–27.
Rhyme x 4
Level 1
Books 1a–2c
Starter Readers
• App
• The story, beginning on page 28, will help you to discuss journeys.
What journeys
Flash
Cards
have the children in your class had? What can they remember? •How
did
they
•
Levels
1–9
travel? Who were they with? What happened and what did they see?
• Talk about Jane and Peter’s afternoon on the boat. What did the boys do? What
• Say the Sounds
didDeveloping
the girls do? What did the children see in the shop?
Level 2
Books 3a–4c
• Flash Cards
• HelpReaders
your children to write a very simple note of thanks from Peter
and Jane
• Levels
10–12to
Sam and Bess’s parents. The note could be along the lines of:
Improved
Dear
Mr and Mrs Collins Level 3
Books 5a–7c
Readers
Thank you for a very good afternoon on your boat.
From
Peter and Jane.
Confident
Readers
Level 4
Books 8a–9c
Book 6a Our friends
• Ask your class who their friends are and ask them to tell you about their friends in
this way:
Once
your child
has lives
begun
read
confidently
there
My friend
is ………….
He/she
nextto
door
to me
and he/she
sits next to
me atare
school.
I play
ball with
him/her
after
school.
many
books
to enjoy
and
encourage
further practice,
• Look such
at the as
pictures
on pages
50–51.
AskPuffin
your class
to write
list of
their friends
Ladybird
Tales,
key
series
sucha as
Diary
of
andathen
to readKid
them
aloud.
Wimpy
and
Puffin Classics, and classroom favourites
• Enjoy a class
on horses.
How Rick
do weRiordan.
use horses?
fromfocus
Roald
Dahl and
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