Books with author Stephen Loder

Bighorn sheep can leap from ledge to ledge and only need two inches to land. They run fast, swim and have some of the best eyes in the animal kingdom.. Their fights sound like thunder. They live in the mountains and in some of the hottest places in America. All the fun facts about an American West fixture with fun to read rollicking verse and hilarious illustrations are in this book.

Bighorn sheep can leap from ledge to ledge and only need two inches to land. They run fast, swim and have some of the best eyes in the animal kingdom. Their fights sound like thunder. They live in the mountains and in some of the hottest places in America. All the fun facts about an American West fixture with fun to read rollicking verse and hilarious illustrations are in the book.

These exciting range of books are designed specifically to encourage mental maths and problem solving in Primary maths lessons, but in an interesting, humourous and dynamic way! There is a book for Top Infants, Lower Juniors and Upper Juniors; each book with a different theme. The books have been written to tie in with the National Numeracy Strategy plans. Ideal for class warm-up, or as a fun challenge at the end of a daily plenary. They are indispensable resources which will help you to track pupils' progress whilst they enjoy using real life maths skills.

A look at life through the eyes of Grift and Graft, corvine students of mankind. The Crow Chronicles describes how two crows move from the open countryside into town. The two friends have to adjust to a lot of things, such as traffic, pizza, and several raccoons who have already made the transition to city life. Their biggest adjustment is to humans. Grift and Graft even learn to read in order to better study the twoleggers. Along the way, the crows make several new friends, but things do not turn out at all like they imagined. This humorous exploration of the similarities between humans and animals is aimed at older children, but adults will also enjoy it.

A look at life through the eyes of Grift and Graft, corvine students of mankind. The Crow Chronicles describes how two crows move from the open countryside into town. The two friends have to adjust to a lot of things, such as traffic, pizza, and several raccoons who have already made the transition to city life. Their biggest adjustment is to humans. Grift and Graft even learn to read in order to better study the twoleggers. Along the way, the crows make several new friends, but things do not turn out at all like they imagined.This humorous exploration of the similarities between humans and animals is aimed at older children, but adults will also enjoy it.

Suitable for ages 6 - 11 These exciting range of books are designed specifically to encourage mental maths and problem solving in Primary maths lessons, but in an interesting, humourous and dynamic way! There is a book for Top Infants, Lower Juniors and Upper Juniors; each book with a different theme. The books have been written to tie in with the National Numeracy Strategy plans. Ideal for class warm-up, or as a fun challenge at the end of a daily plenary. They are indispensable resources which will help you to track pupils' progress whilst they enjoy using real life maths skills.