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Extended Code Fact File: Animals
All books in the Extended Code 'Fact File: Animals Series'.
Book cover for 'Slugs and Snails' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /ae/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Seals' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /ee/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Crows' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /oe/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Earthworms' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /er/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Jellyfish' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /e/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Owls' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /ow/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Kangaroos' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code m/oo/n (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Mice' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code /ie/ (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Wolves' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code b/oo/k (more spellings)
Book cover for 'Ants' Fact File: Animal Series Extended Code Units 1-25 revision.
Page from The book titled 'Owls'. Text on the page reads: Owls can hear very well. This helps them search for prey that is hidden under leaves or snow on the ground. The sound doesn't have to be loud - the owl will hear any soft, tiny sound! Owls hunt insects, earthworms, birds and small mammals, such as mice or voles. They jump down from their perch and pounce on their prey, catching it with their strong talons.
Page from The book titled 'Slugs and Snails'. Text on the page reads: Slugs and snails are the same shape, but snails have shells on their backs. Slugs don't have shells. As a snail gets bigger, its shell gets bigger.
Page from The book titled 'Wolves'. Text on the page reads: The wolf is strong and powerful. Its long legs new good for chasing prey over long distances and its large feet grip well on rocks and ice. It has a thick fur coat to help trap body heat, and a bushy tail. In snowy lands, wolves' fur turns white so they can hide and get close to their pray. Wolves work together to pull down prey like elk, moose, bison, and wild boar. At full speed a wolf can reach 35 miles per hour, but only briefly. Their 42 sharp teeth and powerful jaws are good for grabbing and for crushing. Have you ever been told not to "wolf down" your food?

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The Fact File: Animals Series is a great opportunity for confident readers to practice their skills and code knowledge while learning about the animal world. Each book focuses on a different animal and sound of the Extended Code. This series is aimed at older readers covering the end of the Extended Code (Unit 27 onwards).

Units covered: More spellings of the Extended Code

Number of books: 10

Number of pages per book: 8

Difficulty: 🌶️🌶️

Titles in this series:

Ants – revision of units 1-25 of the Extended Code
Slugs and Snails – more spellings of /ae/
Seals – more spellings of /ee/
Crows – more spellings of /oe/
Earthworms – more spellings of /er/
Jellyfish – more spellings of /e/
Owls – more spellings of /ow/
Kangaroos – more spellings of /oo/ as in m/oo/n
Mice – more spellings of /ie/
Wolves – more spellings of /oo/ as in b/oo/k

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