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Sounds Good

Our hearing helps us to keep safe, learn and have fun. So how do we hear and what happens when it doesnít work so well? Sounds Good takes a closer look at the experiences of people who are deaf or have hearing loss ñ what they find difficult, what helps and how other people can support them. It also highlights some ways in which all of us can look after our ears.

Sounds Good in Story Seekers - Series 1 is written specifically for students aged 8 to 10 years with a reading age of 6.5 to 7 years. Each book is carefully designed and levelled to appeal to reluctant readers, while improving their literacy skills. With well-considered, dyslexic friendly text, high quality images and associated literacy activities, the readers can be used in a guided reading setting, as independent readers, or ESOL support resources.

This student edition of Sounds Good is supported with a teacher edition designed to support teachers with effective literacy teaching strategies and reduce reading lesson preparation time.

Ages: 8-10 | Pages: 32 | Code: 51275 | ISBN: 9781991134738

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Heather Haylock

Heather Haylock is an author based in Auckland. She has an academic background in geography, natural hazards and disasters, climate change and environmental planning. She has worked as a town planner and an environmental resource management planner. More recently, she spent over ten years working as a literacy teaching assistant in a Papatoetoe primary school. Heather writes fiction and non-fiction and is the author of the award-winning Granny McFlitterpicture book series. A new story, Koro Weta and the Gumboot Battle has been chosen as the text for the 2022 Storylines Gavin Bishop Award. Heather talks to students about her writing at school visits including some in different parts of the country as part of the Storylines National Story Tours. She lives in a 100 year old house with her husband and two nearly-grown-up children and one persnickety pussy cat. For more information, her website is: www.heatherhaylock.nz