Engelsk Bogkasse

Look! A big horse.
Look! A small horse.
Look! A big dog.
Look! A small dog. 

Many things come in big and small. Look! A big bird. Look! A small bird. Look! A big tree. Look! A small tree. Look! A big horse. Look! A small bird.

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

Big and Small is a GO! 2 book

I see a cloud.
I see a plane.  

I look up. I look up in the sky. I see a cloud. I see the sun. I see a bird. I look up. I jump up!

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

I Look Up is a GO! 1 book

The raven is hungry.
But where
will it find food?
Everything is covered in snow and ice.

The raven is hungry. But everything is covered in snow. The raven can’t find any food. It flies around. A dead animal lies by the road. Yum! But the animal is hard as a stone. Who can help the raven? The fox can! Do the raven and the fox get food?

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

The Raven and the Fox is a GO! 6 book

Look! A big dog.
Look! A small dog. 

Look! A dog. There are many dogs. Some dogs are sweet, some dogs are long, some dogs are dangerous. Some are fast! Look! Many different dogs.

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

Look! A Dog is a GO! 1 book

Watch out!
A bus is coming.
Watch out!
A truck is coming.

There are many things in the city you have to watch out for. Watch out! A train is coming. Watch out! A scooter is coming. Watch out! What is coming now?

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

Watch Out! is a GO! 2 book

Little Seal is hungry.
Where is Mommy?
Little Seal is calling for Mommy.
"Whine. Whine. Whine."

Little Seal is hungry. Little Seal is calling for Mommy. “Whine. Whine. Whine.” Is that Mommy? No, it is a seagull. Is Mommy coming soon? Little Seal is scared now. Where is Mommy?

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

Little Seal is a GO! 4 book

Here is Little Seal.
Little Seal is sleeping.
What a noice!
Little Seal wakes up.

Here is Little Seal. Little Seal is sleeping. What a noise! Little Seal wakes up. Oh no. A herd of large animals walking on two legs! The animals are close now. Little Seal gets scared and calls out for Mommy. “Whine. Whine. Whine.” Where is Mommy?

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

Little Seal Is Scared is a GO! 5 book

I am happy.
I am sad.
I am angry. 

I am many different things. I am mad. I am ashamed. I am brave and happy. And I am tired.

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

I Am Happy is a GO! 1 book

What does
the lion eat?
It eats meat.

What do the animals eat? What does the lion eat? It eats meat. What does the seal eat? It eats fish. What does the giraffe eat? It eats hay. But what do I eat? Yum… I eat ice cream!

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

What Do the Animals Eat? is a GO! 2 book

It is raining.
I am reading a book.
It is raining.
I am building with LEGO. 

It is raining outside. What can I do when it is raining? I can read a book. I can build with LEGO. I can draw a cat. Or I can go outside!

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

It Is Raining is a GO! 2 book

Ouch!
It hurts to hit
a finger. 

Ouch! Many things can hurt. It hurts to hit a finger. It hurts to fall from a tree. It hurts to crash on a bike. Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

Ouch! It Hurts is a GO! 3 book

A crow looks around.
It wants to find food.
The crow sees a nut.
Yum! It is good food. 

The crow wants to find food. The crow sees a nut. Yum! Ugh! It is a hard nut to crack. The crow is so hungry. But suddenly it gets a good idea. The crow flies far up in the sky and lets go of the nut. Ugh! It does not crack. But the crow is wise. It flies far up in the sky again and lets go of the nut. Will the nut crack?

GO! Is a series of beginner books that can be used for teaching or independent reading. The books are organized into 8 levels, which provide individual students with reading challenges that match his or her ability. In levels 1 and 2 the books are written using a repeated sentence structure, where only one or a few words are changed from sentence to sentence. In level 3 and up the sentence structure is more open, with more emphasis on the book’s storyline.

The Wise Crow is a GO! 5 book

Lily and Jack live in Oxford.
They are twins.
One day Mum and Dad
have good news.

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily and Jack er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg

Lily has a cat.
Now Jack wants a dog.
Will he get one?

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

A Cat and a Dog er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg

Lily is sick.
She must stay in bed.
Mum calls Granny.
Will she come?

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily is Sick er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg

Jack has a dog called Bob.
Lily has a cat called Black.
Bob runs after Black.
He barks.
Black is scared.

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Jack's Dog er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg

Jack and Lily are in the classroom.
A dog barks.
It is Bob.
He followed Jack to school.
Can he stay there?

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Bob at School er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg

Dad calls Lily and Jack.
"You have a sister now," he says.
Can they come and see her?

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily and Jack Get a Sister er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg

Lily and Jack are going
to look after Molly.
For the very first time.
All alone.
Can they handle it?

Lily and Jack are happy. They have a new baby sister. Her name is Molly. They love little Molly. They play with her every day. Today Lily and Jack are going to look after Molly for the first time. All alone. How is it going to go?

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily, Jack and Little Molly is written by Kirsten Ahlburg

Lily likes to sing.
But Jack’s ears hurt.
He says she is howling.
Just like her cat.

Lily is happy. She likes to sing. She is singing in a school choir. She thinks it is fun. One day Lily's choir gives a concert. Mum, Dad and Jack have come to hear her sing. Lily is excited and nervous. She is going to sing a solo. Will they like her song?

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily Sings is written by Kirsten Ahlburg

Lily and Jack visit Granny.
They help her in the garden.
Granny goes inside.
Guess what she is doing!

It is Sunday. Lily and Jack are going to visit Granny. They get on their bikes. “Bye, Mum. Bye, Dad,” they say. Then they ride to Granny’s. She lives in Oxford, too. Half an hour later they are at Granny’s house. Granny is picking flowers. She loves to see her grandchildren.

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily and Jack Visit Grannyis written by Kirsten Ahlburg

Lily and Jack go to London.
They sail on the River Thames.
They eat fish and chips.
And they go shopping.
What a lovely day!

It is Saturday. It is seven o’clock. “Good morning,” Dad says. Lily and Jack wake up. They are happy. Today is a special day. They are going to London. With Mum and Dad! At eight o’clock they are all at the bus station. They are waiting for the train to London. And here it comes…

Take Off is targeted to students reading English for the first time. Each book contains an independent story with illustrations and glossary on each page. Words from the list of the 100 most common English words are used.

Lily and Jack in London is written by Kirsten Ahlburg

Everybody loves the sun.
It brings warmth and light.
It also has beautiful colours.
Read more about the sun in this book.

Everybody loves the sun. People need the sun. And so do plants and animals. The sun is a large ball of fire. It warms up the earth. The sun controls the weather. In some places the air is cold. In other places the sun warms up the air. The cold air meets the warm air. This creates wind, rain and snow. Hurray for the sun!

Mini English is a series of easy-to-read books for younger children. Each title has a basic structure that makes it well suited for pupils beginning to read non-fiction. Student tasks are included as a supplement to the reading.

The Sun is written by Per Straarup Søndergaard

Look! A squirrel.
Squirrels jump around in parks and gardens.
They eat nuts and seeds from cones.
Squirrels are cute and fun to watch. 

Squirrels love trees. They spend all day jumping around in them. They run up and down the trunks of the trees. Or jump from one branch to another. Without falling. Squirrels loves cones, nuts and berries. They are good at hiding food. They bury it. Or hide it in a hole in a tree.

Mini English is a series of easy-to-read books for younger children. Each title has a basic structure that makes it well suited for pupils beginning to read non-fiction. Glossary is included in the book. Student tasks are included as a supplement to the reading.

Squirrels is written by Per Straarup Søndergaard

Sniff. Grunt. Smack.
Hedgehogs are noisy.
They often live in gardens
and are a lot of fun to watch.

Sniff. Grunt. Smack. That is how it sounds when a hedgehog is eating. It eats at night. In the daytime it sleeps. When a hedgehog is scared, it rolls itself up. It turns into a ball full of quills. Not a nice bite! Hedgehogs love food. They like to eat worms, snails and beetles!

Mini English is a series of easy-to-read books for younger children. Each title has a basic structure that makes it well suited for pupils beginning to read non-fiction. Student tasks are included as a supplement to the reading.

Hedgehog is written by Per Straarup Søndergaard

What a cute little kitten!
It is going to live with a new family.
It is a little scared.
Everything is new. And the house is so big.

Missing Mummy! “Meow,” the little kitten says. Maybe it misses its mother. Lift it gently and talk to it in a soft voice. The kitten will like that and be happy again. Quiet, please. A kitten does not like too much noise and shouting. Or wild children.

Mini English is a series of easy-to-read books for younger children. Each title has a basic structure that makes it well suited for pupils beginning to read non-fiction. Glossary is included in the book. Student tasks are included as a supplement to the reading.

Kittens is written by Per Straarup Søndergaard

The garden is full of chirping and singing.
There are lots of birds to look at.
The smallest ones weigh less than a pencil.
The biggest ones eat other birds.

It is summer. Birds are chirping and singing in trees and bushes. The garden is full of life. A black bird jumps around on the lawn. It pulls up a worm from the ground and flies away with the worm in its beak.
There are about 470 kinds of birds in Denmark. Some you see often. Some are rare.

Midi English is a series of easy-to-read books for younger children. The themes appeal to young readers and the titles are well suited for pupils beginning to read non-fiction. Glossary is included in the book. Student tasks are included as a supplement to the reading.

Birds in the garden er skrevet af Lisette Agerbo Holm