Ten Pencils

Ten Pencils

Where's the green pencil Can Team Umizoomi find it. Each level has story readers, which focus on common words and phrases, and phonics story readers, which introduce children to English letters and sounds. Story readers include a range of simple structures and everyday vocabulary and can be used to introduce language in context or to review language children have already learnt in an enjoyable way. Phonics story readers help children to develop phonics skills in a systematic way and at a manageable pace. The stories feature popular characters from the Nickelodeon television series Dora the Explorer, Blaze and the Monster Machines and Team Umizoomi.

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Oxford Read and Imagine Level 1: Ten Pencils
By Nicole Irving

Oxford Read and Imagine Level 1: Ten Pencils is a fun and exciting story for young learners. The book is part of the Oxford Read and Imagine series. It helps children learn English in a simple and enjoyable way. In this story, Team Umizoomi is looking for the green pencil. Can they find it? Read on to find out!

 

A Fun Story with Team Umizoomi

The story is about Team Umizoomi, a group of fun characters who help each other solve problems. They need to find the green pencil. But where is it? In this story, you will meet the characters from Team Umizoomi and see how they work together to find the pencil. This is a great way to learn new words and phrases in English.

 

Learning English with Simple Words

The book uses easy words and simple sentences. The story focuses on everyday words and phrases that children can use in real life. It’s a great book for young learners who are just starting to learn English. The book also has a lot of pictures, so children can understand the story better. As they read, they can look at the pictures to help them understand what is happening in the story.

 

Phonics and Reading Together

In addition to the story, the book also helps children learn about phonics. Phonics is the study of letters and sounds. This helps children read and say words correctly. The book uses simple phonics rules to help children learn how to read and say words like "pencil," "find," and "green." It’s a great way for young learners to practice their reading and speaking skills.

 

Team Umizoomi Characters

If you already know the TV show Team Umizoomi, you will love the book! The characters from the show are in the story. Milli, Geo, and Bot are all part of Team Umizoomi. They help each other to find the green pencil and solve the problem together. Children who like Team Umizoomi will enjoy reading the book and seeing their favorite characters in action.

 

Why You Will Love This Book

Oxford Read and Imagine Level 1: Ten Pencils is perfect for children who are starting to learn English. The story is fun, and the characters are friendly and easy to understand. The book uses simple words and phonics to help children read. It also has colorful pictures that make the story even more interesting.

This book is great for parents and teachers who want to help young learners improve their English. It’s easy to follow and makes learning fun! It’s a perfect choice for children who are beginning to learn English or who need more practice.

 

Conclusion

Oxford Read and Imagine Level 1: Ten Pencils is a fun way to learn English with Team Umizoomi. The book has simple words, easy sentences, and fun pictures. It is a great choice for children who are just starting to learn English. Read the story and help Team Umizoomi find the green pencil!

 

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Nicole Irving

Nicole Irving Director of Workplace Operations @ Rokos Capital Management | Oxford Women’s Leadership Course 

A Leading Voice in ELT Publishing and Leadership

 

Nicole Irving, a prominent figure in the world of English Language Teaching (ELT) publishing, has left an indelible mark on the industry through her extensive experience and leadership. Currently serving as the Managing Editor of ELT Primary Readers at Oxford University Press, Nicole oversees the development of educational content aimed at enhancing young learners' English skills. With her role at one of the most respected academic publishers in the world, she is at the forefront of creating resources that not only teach language but also inspire curiosity and a love for reading.

 

Nicole’s career in publishing spans several decades, with significant milestones that highlight her expertise and dedication. Before her current role, she held key positions at Heinemann Raintree, where she worked as Managing Editor, Publisher, and Senior Publisher between 1996 and 2004. Her leadership extended to Berlitz Publishing, where she served as Managing Editor for Travel Guides. This diverse publishing background, combined with her passion for education, has enabled Nicole to bring a unique perspective to ELT materials, ensuring they are both pedagogically sound and engaging for young readers.

 

Beyond her professional experience, Nicole’s academic background is equally impressive. She holds a BA (Hons) in French Literature and an MA in French Studies from Sussex University, along with a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) from Exeter University. Her command of multiple disciplines—language, literature, and education—has been a cornerstone of her success in shaping high-quality educational content.

 

What sets Nicole apart is not just her vast experience in publishing but also her commitment to leadership and innovation. She recently completed the Oxford Women’s Leadership Course, further enhancing her skills in guiding teams and managing complex projects. This leadership training underscores her role as a key influencer in the ELT field, where she continues to mentor and inspire the next generation of content creators and educators.

 

In an ever-evolving educational landscape, Nicole Irving’s contributions to ELT publishing remain invaluable. Her dedication to fostering language learning through well-crafted educational resources ensures that young learners worldwide have access to materials that are both enriching and accessible. As she continues to lead in her field, Nicole remains a pivotal figure in shaping the future of ELT education.

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