Oxford Reading Tree Read With Biff, Chip, and Kipper: Phonics: Level 5: Egg Fried Rice
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By Mr Roderick Hunt, Mr Alex Brychta, Ms Kate Ruttle, and Annemarie Young
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Read With Biff, Chip and Kipper is the UK’s best-selling home reading series. It is based on Oxford Reading Tree which is used in 80% of primary schools.
Read With Biff, Chip and Kipper Level 5 Phonics storybooks have been specially written to allow children to practise their letters and sounds as they do at school. Fun plots, familiar characters and carefully levelled text create the perfect combination to build children’s confidence and enjoyment of reading.
The Level 5 stories practice various spellings of long vowel sounds such as ‘ai’ as in wait, game, stay as well as revising sounds made from two consonant letters such as ‘sh’. These are introduced at Level 5: ai ay a-e; igh i-e ie y; ee ea y; oa; ow; ph.
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I loved it and it was Wilma’s birthday
I liked that Wilma went for her birthday meal at Bright Sky and had her lunch. I didn't like that there was a fire and they all had to get out. And Wilma was sad.
I liked it. It was exciting when there was fire
This book was good, some new words for me to read
When Wilma had to come back on Sunday, then they had a feast and they set up a Chinese dragon.
I enjoyed the story and enjoyed doing the word activities.
She was turning nine which is what I liked
I liked it when the kitchen went on fire!
I do like Chinese food like Wilma. My favourite meal is sweet and sour chicken balls.
I enjoyed this story because the firefighters came to put out the fire. Then during my holidays I went with my family to a fire station and saw the firefighters and fire engines there. And I even got to use the hose and sit in the fire engine. I loved it there
I like egg fried rice too
I liked it
I liked there was a dragon in this book and they were nice to Wilma when she got upset
Boring book
Lovely story and I like egg fried rice too
I like Wilma had her egg fried rice at the end.
I liked how they dod the special parade for Wilma’s birthday on sunday night.
I like the bit where they had a lot of lanterns.
I liked Biff in this story because I liked her hair.
I learned about Chinese food.
Its a fiction book. It was Wilma's brithday trip to a Chinese restaurant but it didn't go to plan because the kitchen was on fire. The fire-fighters came to put out the fire. Mr Lee,the restaurant owner,saw Wilma was upset so he told her to come back on Sunday night. On that night,Mr. Lee put on a feast for Wilma,her family and friends. At last ,Wilma had her egg fried rice. She thanked Mr. Lee for being so kind.
I liked it when they had a great after her birthday.
My favourite person was Wilma because she got to tell them what she wanted for her birthday.
i really liked how Mr Lee was so kind to Wilma
Like it
This book made me hungry!
Great book, good stories.
Bit harder than the previous level 5 book
Great book and lots of new words
I recommend this book because it is funny. There is a fire and Wilma cries. At the end of the story they all have egg fried rice. I also love Chinese food.
It was good because it had loads of detail. It was about a feast at a restaurant on a Sunday. The best bit was when Wilma got to go to the feast. I'd recommend it to my friends who like Biff and Chip stories.
I think it was really good because it was Wilma’s ninth birthday.
