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020			_a9780198407089
040			_cPK-LaCSN
082			_2Second Edition _aT 420 HUN
100			_aHunt, Roderick, 2012aaaaaaaaa
245			_aThe Storm _bOxford Reading Tree _cRoderick Hunt and Alex Brychta
250			_aSecond edition
260			_aUK _bOxford University Press _c2012
300			_a24 p. _billustrations; colour _c19 cm
490			_3KG ORT reader _aORT (KG) Term 2
500			_aThe book is suitable for early readers and uses simple language, repetitive sentence structures, and engaging illustrations to build reading confidence. It is part of the Stage [insert appropriate stage] in the ORT series, making it ideal for children who are just beginning to read independently.
505			_aAn engaging story about a storm and how the characters deal with it.
520			_a"The Storm" follows a group of children who experience a sudden storm while playing outside. The story captures their reactions as they rush to find shelter and watch the storm unfold. Through this experience, the children learn about the power of nature and the importance of staying safe during bad weather. The book uses familiar characters and relatable scenarios to teach young readers about weather and safety in an accessible and engaging way.
521			_aFor children aged 5-7, Stage 4
650			_aStorms - Children's Fiction
655			_aChildren's stories
700			_aBrychta, Alex
700			_aRoderick Hunt,
856			_yhttps://www.scribd.com/document/672733276/Student-Book-ORT-GKB-L26-the-Storm-200602110810 _zYou can click a link to read online
942			_2ddc _cTB _e2nd edition _n0
999			_c821286 _d821263