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Reading Library

Storybooks and readings for every class, from Nursery picture books to SHS science.

On the front page, under Who is it for?, tap Reading, then a class (Reading KG2, Reading 4, Reading JHS 1 and so on) or All books. A class page has a Reading Library button too, and Nursery and KG pages have Picture books. Each opens the library at that class's books.

Finding a book

  • The first shelf is For your class. Then come Continue reading, My First Books, New, In a series, Reading journeys, and a shelf for each subject: stories, transport, technology, business and industry, science, history and more.
  • Explore subjects opens a subject and the topics inside it, such as Business & Industry, then Primary Industries, then Cocoa Production. Each topic shows its books, your class's first and then the same subject at other levels. Back goes up a level.
  • A reading journey follows one thing through several topics, such as cocoa from the farm to the shop.
  • A book can be in several subjects. It is the same book in each, so your place and bookmarks are the same wherever you open it. Its page shows where else to find it, and books like it.
  • Choose another class at the top, or All classes. More filters chooses a reading level. Level 1 is the easiest and level 8 the hardest.
  • Search finds books by their title, what they are about or their subject, and finds subjects too.

Reading

  1. Tap a book to see what it is about and what you will learn, then tap Read.
  2. Back and Next turn the pages. On a computer, the arrow keys turn them too.
  3. Tap the bookmark at the top to mark a page. Your bookmarks are on the book's page, so you can go back to them.
  4. Finish, on the last page, marks the book as read.

The library remembers where each learner stopped: tap the book again and Continue takes you back to that page. The words are as big as How it looks sets them, and bigger for the youngest readers.

Without internet

New books are added to the library on the website, so it needs the internet the first time. A book you have opened once is kept on the device, and opens again with no internet.

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See also

  • The side toolbox — The slim tab on the left edge with Record, the study tools and My media.
  • Dictionary — Look up any word the lessons use, with the lesson’s own meaning first.

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