SOLD - OXFORD READ WRITE Inc PHONICS 11 Hardback BOOKS by RUTH MISKIN * SOLD

By lauracg
February 1, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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OXFORD READ WRITE Inc PHONICS 11 Hardback BOOKS mixed SET by RUTH MISKIN - grab the lot for ?22

Set of 11 Read Write Inc Phonics books from the synthetic phonic series developed by Ruth Miskin. These books are all hardback sturdy quality and are all in clean and excellent conditions. Each book contains two stories and has guidance on the sounds and words to help you child develop their reading. These books were great for my kids who all learnt to read very quickly.

Collection from se23 close to Forest Hill station and Horniman museum.

See pictures for individual titles.

Level 1 c, d, e

Level 2 a, b, c,d,e

Level 3 a,c,d

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