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Description: English based educational magazine for 5-7 year olds. From the BBC. Newest Review: ... Key screensaver installed in the infant classroom (available from www.oup.co.uk/oxed/primary/magickey. Whilst on the subject, ... more |
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by mreyre - written on 25.02.02 (Very useful, 1304 readings)
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“The Magic Key” magazine is published by BBC Worldwide magazines. It forms part of their “Learning Together” range of magazines for Primary school children, and is a very well put together supplement to the Oxford Reading Tree range of reading scheme books. At the time of writing, the magazine is on Issue 17, and costs £1.75. Each issue comes with a free gift, which is always something to do with the Magic Key stories. This issues’ gift is a Holographic pencil and notepad. The cover price is therefore virtually justified already, before even opening the magazine! Previous free gifts have included stickers, fridge magnets, pencil ...
by RachJayne - written on 25.02.01 (Very useful, 371 readings)
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This new, monthly, 35 page BBC children's magazine is based on characters from "The Oxford Reading Tree", a reading scheme widely used in schools. It helps parents to support their children's reading and writing skills during Key Stage One. I have found it to be very useful with many different and fun activities to complete. It is targeted at the 5-7 age range but my 4 year old enjoys listening to the stories and can attempt some of the activities with help from me. Matthew, however, at 7 years old can complete most of them with little or no help after some initial guidance. Most, if not all, of the literacy skills required for ...





