Fiona Hamilton

What do you collect and what is worth keeping in a jar? Find out what collections two friends move with them in this moving story.

Elmer, the patchwork elephant embraces his uniqueness and teaches us it’s okay to be different. Inquire into our differences with Elmer.

Slow or fast, first or last, race to read The Speedy Sloth and engage with words, letters and classmates in several different ways.

These friends really stick together and some letters often stick together too! Explore different letters in this tale about friendship.

My cat likes to hide in boxes and graphemes can hide in words too. Explore this book – take a close look at the spelling of some words.

Take time to celebrate nature – and naturally, we encourage you to explore the wonderful words we use to describe all things natural.

Shapes and words are a part of everyday life. What shapes represent things that are important to you and what are the stories they hold?

Dislike something that everyone else likes? You are not alone. But everyone enjoys springing into word investigations with Spring Stinks.

What would you do if you really needed the loo but noone would let you jump the queue? Find out in this text packed full of rhyme.

Where do you belong? Who makes you feel like you belong? Aidan knows he belongs and helps the newest member of his family belong too.

There are so many different ways to enjoy and celebrate green. Dive into a sea of green and see all the word inquiry it brings.

A world of friendship, kindness and understanding is blossoming in this lovely book. Don’t just be kind, be the kindest you can be.

It’s normal to feel frustrated when you can’t spell enormous words. Join Stanley as he learns some new spelling strategies.

Celebrate friendship this Valentine’s or Frientine’s Day with two classic friends – Frog and Toad. What adventures does friendship hold?

Award winning illustrations and alliterative words to investigate too. Location is key, as this hot dog moves from city to beach locales.

Your school is a community – care, work, think, ask and create together as you investigate the ways to write /k/. Be a word-noticing class.

The New Year is celebrated across all cultures but not always on January 1st. Explore the base ‘new’ as you think about new words.

Wonder about weathery words as you dive into this classic picture book that captures the magic of winter’s first snowfall.

Delight in this tale but don’t take it lightly that all words containing light are related. Think about meaning and become enlightened.