Gloopy Food
Gloopy Food by Michaela Morgan, published by Pearson Education in 2010, is a 16-page book written in English. This engaging story unfolds at Golden Pond School during lunchtime, where the character Horribilly is presented with various foods that he finds unappealing. However, his preference for gloopy food leads him to a delightful discovery of tomato sauce, transforming his school lunch experience.
Readers will find that Gloopy Food is designed to support the development of reading fluency and confidence in children aged 5-6. As part of the Bug Club reading series, which is utilized in over 3,500 schools, this book aligns with phonics phase 5 and is categorized under the Green B book band. The narrative encourages young readers to explore their tastes and emotions related to food, making it a relatable and enjoyable read for early learners.
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It is lunchtime at Golden Pond School. Horribilly’s friends give him lots of different food to try but he doesn’t like the look of any of it. He likes gloopy food. When his friends tell him off for playing with his food, poor Horribilly starts to cry. Then he discovers tomato sauce. School lunch has never tasted so delicious!
- Part of the Bug Club reading series used in over 3500 schools
- Helps your child develop reading fluency and confidence
- Suitable for children age 5-6 (Year 1)
- Book band: Green B
- Phonics phase: 5
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