Starways - Stage One
Stage One (Junior and Senior Infants) introduces the characters Len and Jen in fun situations, with storylines relevant to the pupil’s range of experience e.g. home, town and country, family stories, birthdays, playing and emotions. There are nine core books in Stage One.
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Rhyme away
More DetailsRhyme away is a collection of rhymes suitable for traditional approaches to rhyme, but also for a variety of prereading activities.
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I see, I see
More DetailsI see, I see is a talk about pictures book, intended to provide the child and the teacher with an opportunity to talk about illustrations - both simple and complex.
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Hello!
More DetailsHello! introduces the children to the setting and the characters in the programme.
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Len likes to hide
More DetailsLen likes to hide has a special focus of interest, in that the child must find where Len is hiding in the pictures.
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Look at this!
More DetailsLook at this! has as its theme something which young children love to talk about and discuss, namely their favourite of anything.
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Visiting
More DetailsAnother experience that is important in the life of a child is going on visits.
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Stories for you
More DetailsStories for you has two traditional stories that provide repetitive language.
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Skills Book Introductory
More DetailsStarways Skills Books are intended as a support to the teacher, by providing activity material that will develop a range of strategies which the Beginning Reader must acquire.
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Skills Book A
More DetailsStarways Skills Books are intended as a support to the teacher, by providing activity material that will develop a range of strategies which the Beginning Reader must acquire.
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Skills Book B
More DetailsStarways Skills Books are intended as a support to the teacher, by providing activity material that will develop a range of strategies which the Beginning Reader must acquire.
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Skills Book C
More DetailsStarways Skills Books are intended as a support to the teacher, by providing activity material that will develop a range of strategies which the Beginning Reader must acquire.
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My write-a-story book A
More DetailsMy write-a-story books. The primary purposes of writing are expression and communication. These books provide maximum potential for children to express and communicate what they wish about the illustrations.
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My write-a-story book B
More DetailsMy write-a-story books. The primary purposes of writing are expression and communication. These books provide maximum potential for children to express and communicate what they wish about the illustrations.
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My write-a-story book C
More DetailsMy write-a-story books. The primary purposes of writing are expression and communication. These books provide maximum potential for children to express and communicate what they wish about the illustrations.