The magic Mrs Dancer has helped with the king's rabbit infestation - but will the king have bigger problems than some mischievous rabbits if he doesn't pay her what they agreed? Find out in this low-level phonics reader that is based on the traditional tale The Pied Piper of Hamlin.
Part of Reading Stars Phonics - our structured programme of 133 fully decodable phonics readers to support the teaching of phonics using the UK Government's Letters and Sounds programme - The Magic Clog Dancer is a Phase 5 'Spellings' book.
It introduces alternative spellings for the following phonemes, following Letters and Sounds Phase 5:
/ch/
/sh/
As well as being available to buy individually, this title appears in the following discounted Reading Stars Phonics (RSP) Packs:
Phase 5 Spellings Pack - one of every Phase 5 Spellings title
Phase 5 Spellings-Pack - six of every Phase 5 Spellings title
Complete Phase 5 Pack - one of every Phase 5 title
Complete Phase 5 6-Pack - six of every Phase 5 title
Complete RSP Pack (Phases 2-5) - one of every RSP title (Phases 2-5)
Complete RSP 6-Pack (Phases 2-5) - six of every RSP title (Phases 2-5)
Complete RSP Pack (Phases 1-5) - one of every RSP title (Phases 1-5)
Complete RSP 6-Pack (Phases 1-5) - six of every RSP title (Phases 1-5)
For more information on how our Reading Stars Phonics packs work, head here.
For more information on the programme itself, head to our dedicated Reading Stars Phonics section.
Kids will love this hilarious fairy tale adventure packed with clever twists, familiar characters and page-turning fun.
The second book in a fabulous new magical, middle-grade series filled with adventure, wonder and wildness,
This is Book 78 in the Reading Stars Phonics Series. See all Reading Stars Phonics books here.
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Cath Jones is a freelance children's author. She thinks inventing stories is the best thing ever. So far, she has published a picture book and early and reluctant readers. She tends to write quirky stories.
She loves sharing her stories with children and is happy to go into bookshops and schools to meet children and organise activities and workshops.
