Books with title Let's Drive a....

Let’s Go for a Drive was a book written to bring attention to the importance of driving safely. With a world absorbed with technology, it’s easy to lose focus. Teaching the basics of what to do and what we see when driving can leave a permanent, positive effect on our children. Whether it’s recognizing signs or emphasizing the importance of putting down the phone, Let’s Go for a Drive was written to instill these lessons in hopes of creating a safe environment for our future drivers.

Let's Go for a Drive was a book written to bring attention to the importance of driving safely. With a world absorbed with technology, it's easy to lose focus. Teaching the basics of what to do and what we see when driving can leave a permanent, positive effect on our children. Whether it's recognizing signs or emphasizing the importance of putting down the phone, Let's Go for a Drive was written to instill these lessons in hopes of creating a safe environment for our future drivers. About the Author Carolyn A. Ricciardi is a stay-at-home mother of two in West Milford, New Jersey. Her daughters, Sofia and Mia, are her life and inspiration, and her husband, Lou, has always been her biggest supporter. As a child, Carolyn's father always instilled the importance of driving safely well before she could actually drive herself. She attributes her desire to teach other children to him. Having children of her own, plus fifteen nieces and nephews, was enough motivation to start writing, but after losing her mother in a car accident, the project hit even closer to home. With this book, the author hopes to send a fun, effective message to children about the importance of driving safely.

This engaging information book explores life in the British seas through the eyes of real-life diver and professional photographer Arthur Kingdon. Vibrant and colourful photographs show the varied nature of life under the sea, looking at big sharks, shoals of small fish, jellyfish and extremely playful seals!•Collins Big Cat Phonics Progress books are specifically designed for struggling readers, giving them age-appropriate texts that they can read, building their confidence and fostering positive attitudes towards reading. This title has a text level of Band 4 / Blue, which provides longer, repeated patterns with sequential events, and an interest level of Band 8 / Purple.•Text type: A non-fiction recount•On pages 14 to 15, photographs and labels of different things that can be found in the British seas help children to recap the information from the book and provide a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities.•Curriculum links: Geography