TreeTops Reflect: primary thought-provoking stories for 8-11 year olds

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A thought provoking series of 15 new titles written by top children’s authors and developed by Literacy expert and Series Editor Nikki Gamble, to develop children’s reading and comprehension skills through stories with positive moral values and role-models.

• Underpinned by Oxford Assessment and Oxford Levels, to carefully match every child to the right book and support their progress

• Inside cover notes link to the new requirements for Relationships Education with discussion and reflection points for each story

• With appealing illustrations and fresh, intriguing plots, the series uses the power of fiction to help children connect to diverse experiences

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Series contains:

15 thought-provoking books (Oxford Levels 16 to 20)
Teaching notes for each book on Oxford Owl
Titles include: Geeks Can't Dance, Stage
Fright, Selkie Summer and The Greatest
Treasure of All

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What does TreeTops Reflect deliver?

Activity Pack: Using TreeTops Reflect to Explore Wellbeing and Empathy

Download the new TreeTops Reflect Wellbeing Activity Pack. The pack is filled with thought-provoking activities to develop children's empathy skills.

How does TreeTops Reflect map to the Relationships Education Guidance?

Discover how the titles within the TreeTops Reflect series map to themes within the Relationships Education Guidance.

TreeTops Reflect title overview

See an overview of the key themes and blurb from each Reflect title

Reviews

'This is a beautiful, well-crafted story. The language is inspirational and the theme of friendship is imaginatively explored.’
- Teacher on Selkie Summer

‘The pupils liked the unpredictability and humour. It opened their eyes to cerebral palsy. Developed understanding about pupils with disabilities and their ambitions.’
– Teacher on Ethan the Great

‘I enjoyed it because it was relatable and I could imagine myself in that situation. I really liked the illustrations.’
– Girl, 11, on Geeks Can’t Dance

Also available on the Oxford Owl eBook Library

Oxford Owl eBook Library

Selected titles from this series are available on the Oxford Owl eBook Library, a new subscription giving you a total of up to 550 eBooks across the whole school. This eBook library is perfect for use in the classroom or to share books with children to read at home.