Books with author Lynn Huggins Cooper

Fun Farmyard Learning uses brightly illustrated farm animals to introduce first numbers. The book features the Fun Farmyard friends—a gaggle of quirky, colorful characters that make learning fun and friendly. Each character takes it in turn to introduce a concept, then guides your child through an activity designed to test their understanding of that concept. Once the activity is completed, your child can have fun coloring in the rest of the page! Parent's notes accompany all activities, explaining their educational importance and suggesting cheerful, inexpensive ways to incorporate these new learning skills into everyday life.

Fun Farmyard Learning uses brightly illustrated farm animals to introduce the First Alphabet. Parental notes explain the importance of each exercise and how to guide children through the new challenging concepts being introduced. *Pre-School activity book to introduce core areas of learning *Fun farmyard characters to make learning playful and stimulating *Parental notes to explain each exercise

This fun, colourful book follows the National Curriculum and allows children to practise and develop key English skills at home. The book guides children through the subject, with clear explanations and plenty of practice material. * Examples to demonstrate each topic * Step-by-step activities to strengthen knowledge and understanding * Colourful, engaging, fun illustrations * Gold stars to reward work

Which dracula-like creature gorges on so much blood that it gets bloated and has to wee before it can fly away? Which sneaky critter does a strange war dance when it gets excited? Which wriggly beast can measure up to 15 metres in length? If you can't answer these queasy questions, then Amazing Creatures if for you! Uncover the bizarre behaviour and horrid habits of the world's most unusual creatuers.

Oxford Connections books are based on literacy consultant Sue Palmer's 'skeletons' concept whereby the children are shown a text model of the text type with which to write notes using the structure of the 'skeleton' as a guide. Within the titles there are notes, diagrams or pictures that thechildren will use as the basis for writing a piece of text.A genuinely cross-curricular scheme. Each book contains material to teach literacy and geography, science or history. Each book matches the literacy requirements for non-fiction for one year within the NLS, and history, geography or science material within one unit of the QCA schemes of work for theNational Curriculum. Suitable for the Scottish 5-14 and Northern Ireland curricula as well. Teaches children to read and particularly to write different types of non-fiction.