SPCA Storybooks - Farmed Animals (Māori Version) - Set of 6
Instructional Readers Farmed Animals series based on real-life SPCA animal rescues, and contain messages about animal care, animal welfare, and tips for families on how to be responsible animal guardians.
SPCA's 24 Instructional Readers (or storybooks, as we call them) help children to both improve their reading skills and learn to care for and respect animals. Each reader is carefully levelled in alignment with the Ministry of Education's colour wheel, ensuring they cater to different ages and reading levels.
By purchasing these storybooks, you are helping to nurture the hearts and minds of the younger generation and inspire a kinder, more compassionate Aotearoa for animals and people.
Published by Wendy Pye Publishing Limited for SPCA Education.
This series of books includes:
Toni the Party Pony - Level: Light Blue (17-18) Reading Age: 7yrs – 7 ½ yrs Toni the Pony was exhausted. Week after week, Toni travelled from party to party and fair to fair, plodding in circles. That was up until Sammy and her Dad met Toni...
Mrs Wigglesworth Gets the Milk - Level: Purple (19 - 20) Reading Age: 7 ½ yrs – 8yrs Dulcie was found mooing sadly, alone and forgotten, on a small farm in the hills, until she was brought to the SPCA where the kind Mrs Wigglesworth helps out. Will she bring Dulcie home?
Barney and the Sheep With No Name - Level: Gold (21 – 22) Reading Age: 8yrs – 8 ½ yrs Barney, an SPCA Inspector, has been called to rescue a trapped sheep, who won't let himself be rescued!
Guzzler Does the Job - Level: Gold (21 – 22) Reading Age: 8yrs – 8 ½ yrs Guzzler is a tiny, orphaned piglet who is found by a family. The kids and mum are keen to keep Guzzler but dad isn't so sure...
Garry the Goat's Escape - Level: Silver (23 – 24) Reading Age: 8.5 ½ yrs – 9yrs Garry t he goat's day had begun as usual with him chained to a fence beside a country road. However, it soon takes an exciting turn.
Pumpkin Pie and Pavlova - Level: Gold (21-22) Reading Age: 8yrs – 8 ½ yrs Mrs Melling likes pumpkin pie and pavlova much more than she likes Mr Watkins or his hens. Will Mr Watkins find a way to change that?
