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The Teaching Library: Excellent cross curricular teaching ideas for numerous books including Aquila, I Don’t Believe It, Archie!, Archie’s Unbelievably Freaky Week, Matt’s Million & The Touchstone all of which are successfully used in schools.
Aquila: TES Scheme of work for class reader
Aquila: Badger Reading Boxes Enjoy Guided Reading
Ctrl-Z: KS2 Guided Reading Notes (word doc)
Jessica’s Ghost: Read Chapter 1 here
Scholastic Book Club Discussion Questions
Book Trust School Library Pack – (Free) Questions for Discussion – (pdf download)
The Unluckiest Boy: KS2 Guided Reading Notes (word doc)
The Portal: Badger Reading Boxes Enjoy Guided Reading
Activity Sheets: crosswords, word searches, nouns & verbs…
Extracts to read, download and print.
Readers Theatre. Click here for extracts from Ctrl-Z & The Unluckiest Boy ready to print and act out.
Posters for display
These are word documents but as they contain jpgs they may be a little slow to download.
Poster to print Poster with book covers, clip art and taglines.
Meet the Author Photo of Andrew Norriss, book covers and brief biography.
Andrew Norriss - Children's Author & Winner of the Whitbread (Costa) Award 
28/09/2010 at 18:01
Dear Mr Norriss,
We are looking forward to your visit to Hythe Library on Wednesday 20th October. Would it be possible to send us some A4 size book covers so we can create a display?
The library’s address is Hythe Library, Pylewell Road, Hythe, Southampton, SO45 6AQ.
Many thanks
Claire Donnelly
(Library Assistant)
29/09/2010 at 09:11
Dear Claire,
How lovely to hear from you. Andrew is looking forward to his visit to Hythe for the Wessex Book Festival. I shall send you what I’ve got – not much at the moment, and I’ll ask Puffin foe some more and post them onto you as soon as I can.
Best wishes Jane
05/10/2010 at 10:50
Dear Jane.
Many thanks for the posters and postcards etc that you to me. I am looking forward to creating a display with them for Andrew’s visit.
Kind regards
Claire