What is Oxford Reading Tree?
Oxford Reading Tree has been helping children to learn and love reading for over 30 years. This ever-growing and developing collection takes children from phonics through to richer reading all in the company of much-loved, fun characters such as Biff, Chip and Kipper.
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Oxford Reading Tree:
- Has a variety of writing styles, genres and artwork preferences at every level.
- Is underpinned by Oxford Reading Levels to ensure children are reading books with the right level of support or challenge to build confidence, develop skills and foster a lifelong love of reading.
- Includes the most popular character series ever – Biff, Chip and Kipper and lots more, including fiction and non-fiction fully decodable texts with high-impact vocabulary.
- Is available on Oxford Reading Buddy, with carefully constructed quizzes to deepen comprehension skills and eBooks to provide practice and consolidation. All supported by our virtual, fun and friendly animated reading buddies.
Supporting Oxford Reading Tree in the classroom with Oxford Owl for School
Teaching notes, videos and case studies.
Biff, Chip and Kipper
Helping children learn and love to read in English
The Robinson children of Biff (Elizabeth), Chip (David) and Kipper (Christopher) have helped over 30 million children worldwide to learn to read in English through their adventures told in over 220 graded readers. All available on Oxford Reading Tree.
Different genres and topics to engage every child
The Biff, Chip, Kipper stories are just one of the series on Oxford Reading Tree that are helping African children to read in English.
Traditional Tales
Written and illustrated by international authors and artists. Fully decodable and include inside cover notes to guide teachers and parents to support children during reading. Now includes 36 New Traditional Tales.
Biff, Chip & Kipper Stories
Explore, Decode and Develop, First Experiences help children to develop as independent readers.
Story Sparks
Emotionally powerful stories to fire children’s imaginations to develop and deepen comprehension skills.
Treetops
NEW: Traditional Tales: More Stories
Brand new books! 36 new fully decodable Traditional Tales, plus new Teacher Handbook.
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How are Oxford Reading Tree titles graded?
How do you decide the most suitable Oxford Reading Level for your class?
The Oxford Levels Placement and Progress Kit allows you to easily place the children in your class at the most suitable Oxford Level to fully benefit from Oxford Reading Tree, as well as helping you to track progress through the levels using ongoing formative assessment.
Elevate your teaching with Oxford Reading Tree professional development support for international educators
Build a strong foundation in teaching and learning reading skills through Oxford’s dynamic professional development. Specifically designed to enhance your teaching and maximise the benefits of your Oxford resources, our PD programs empower you to inspire and engage your students like never before.
Free recorded webinars:
Find out about guided reading with Oxford
Watch Literacy Consultant Heather French discuss guided reading, from how to run a session in your classroom, to planning and resources.
What are the benefits of using Oxford Reading Levels?
Supporting Oxford Reading Tree at home with Oxford Owl
Resources for parents
Find out how to share your child’s reading book.
Download further books at your child’s level from our Oxford Owl free eBook library.
Use our home reading scheme Read with Oxford.
More Primary Resources from Oxford International
View our complete range of international primary resources in our latest catalogue.
If you have questions, need to find out more, contact us. We will be pleased to help.
Have questions about Oxford Reading Tree?
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