13 - 16 Years Guided Reading Programme

No. Storytelling mainly follows the plot. Guided Reading teaches children to notice meaning, vocabulary, structure, themes and authorial choices within the story.

An audiobook reads the text aloud. Guided Reading teaches the book. Mr Moore explains vocabulary, explores ideas, gives context and helps children think as readers.

No. The current programme consists of ten newly recorded Guided Reading book courses by Mr Moore. Families can watch at a convenient time during the access period.

Access is valid for one year, subject to the current offer terms.

Yes. Lessons can be replayed during the one-year access period.

Yes. Subtitle options include English, Chinese, Arabic and Japanese.

Yes. Each video is followed by a quiz so children can check their understanding and consolidate learning.

Usually, no. It's better to experience the book with Mr Moore first. If your child has already read it, the course will help them understand it more deeply.

There is no heavy formal homework. Children complete the quiz after each video and may keep a vocabulary notebook or do extra reading if they wish.

Yes. Many children dislike reading because they find it difficult or dull. Mr Moore’s expressive teaching helps bring the book to life and can encourage children to read more willingly.

Yes. Children learn vocabulary in context, through the story, rather than memorising word lists.

Yes. Studying a book in depth gives children more ideas, vocabulary and confidence when speaking about reading.

Yes. Families can watch an introduction and sample lesson before unlocking the full course.

As this is a digitally recorded product, it is generally non-refundable once access has been granted. Please use the preview materials to check suitability before purchase.