Blast off on the biggest micro-adventure yet with these 24 fantastic stories featuring the popular Project X characters Max, Cat, Ant and Tiger and their new alien micro-friends, Nok, Seven and Eight. Carefully levelled and highly motivating, these books are ideal for independent reading. This pack contains 1 Teaching Handbook at Year 3-4/P4-5, 2 copies of the series companion (Companion 3), and 1 copy of each of the following 24 titles at BrownGrey Book Bands: The Destroyer, Space Rat Rescue, Crunch Time!, The Moon WinderR, Space Vultures, The Planet of Bones, Starmite Swarm, The Giants of Ariddas, The Craggrox Awake, Attack of the Blobs, The Image Maker, Battle with Badlaw, Badlaws Revenge, The Rats of Rolia, Trapped in Time, Double Cross, The Rust Monster, Pit-stop Peril, The Red Cutlass, Cyberbee Break Out, Operation Holotanium, An Ancient Enemy, The Fury of Vogossr, and The Waythroo Wormhole. Each book contains notes on the inside front and back covers that highlight challenge words, prompt questions and a range of follow-up activities to support children in their reading and comprehension skills.
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