Ladybird Key Words with Peter and Jane 36 Books Collection Set - Ages 3-7 - Hardback

Titles in This Set. Play with us. Look at this. Read and Write. We have fun. Have a go. I like to write. Things we like. Boys and girls. Let me write. Things we do. Fun of the farm. Say the sound. Where we go. Out in the sun. More sounds to say. Our friends. We like to help. Reading with sounds. Happy holiday. Fun and games. Easy to sound. Sunny days. The big house. Fun with sounds. Games we like. Jump from the sky. Enjoying reading. Adventure on the island. Adventure of the castle. Learning is fun. Mystery on the island. The carnival. Books are exciting. The holiday camp mystery. Mountain adventure. The open door to reading. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9780723296782. Publisher: Ladybird (Penguin Random House Children's UK). Age Range: 3-7 years. Overview. This complete 36-book hardback collection brings together the classic Ladybird Key Words with Peter and Jane reading scheme in one sturdy boxed set. Devised by teacher William Murray, the scheme uses the most frequently occurring words in English to build young readers' confidence step by step. Loved by generations of British families since 1964, it remains one of the most trusted early-reading resources for children learning at home or school.. About the Books. Each hardback volume forms part of a structured, 12-level programme, with three parallel books at every level: an 'a' book that gradually introduces new key words, a 'b' book that provides further practice, and a 'c' book that links reading with early writing and phonics. Every title follows siblings Peter and Jane, and their dog Pat, through everyday adventures at home, school and on holiday, pairing simple text with full-colour illustration. As children progress, vocabulary widens, sentences lengthen, and the typeface gradually reduces, mirroring growing reading skill. The 'look and say' method encourages children to recognise whole words on sight through repetition, a technique that has helped over 80 million children learn to read sin