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How Elephants Lost Their Wings
Summary
English Learners' Editions: 1. Elementary
How Elephants Lost Their Wings
- A retelling of an Indian folktale about a time when elephants could fly…but flying elephants can mean big trouble!
- First Reading Level 2 are real books for beginner readers ready to tackle more complicated storylines and sentence structures.
- Featuring the colourful illustrations of Katie Lovell.
- Includes several pages of reading-related puzzles.
- Part of the Usborne Reading Programme developed with reading experts at the University of Roehampton.
Music by Anthony Marks.
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English Learners' Editions
Usborne English Learners Editions are selected titles from the Usborne Reading Programme that are available with CD recordings in British and American English, and with downloadable worksheets and teacher's notes.
To find out more about English Learners' Editions, and download the free worksheets and teacher's notes go to www.usborne.com/englishlearnerseditions.
Collected teacher's notes and student's worksheets (photocopiable format) can also be purchased as paperback books.
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For every parent, child and teacher weary of the monotony of the average reading scheme, Usborne’s First Reading series will offer rays of sunlight. The books are carefully levelled and offer a huge variety of accessible and fun, fiction and non-fiction.
Tamara Linke (Proprietor, Tales on Moon Lane Bookshop)
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