The Change-it Cho teacher’s guide. Exciting enterprise education for key stage 2 children including 8 lesson plans. Perfect for parents and teachers alike to get the very most out of Change-it Cho. Cho is a feisty competitor and enjoys nothing more than beating George in races! Cho’s parents have always helped her eat healthily so when she sees kids from school eating junk food every day, Cho decides something must change. Cho begins raising awareness about healthy eating but gets a frosty response from the shopkeeper. After the local council tells her she can’t start her own fruit stall in the village, Cho is faced with her biggest challenge ever.

The Code-it Cody teacher’s guide. Exciting enterprise education for key stage 2 children including 8 lesson plans. Perfect for parents and teachers alike to get the very most out of Code-it Cody. When the Computer Club competition is announced, Cody and his friends must put their coding skills into action. Cody begins a quest to research current computer games before creating the prototype of his very own. After months of hard work, the moment of truth arrives. Cody and the other Computer Club members have to pitch their prototypes in front of a panel of teachers! Cody’s friend Hana has produced a game that everyone will really like. Can Cody do better?

Print-at-home activity book containing six fun activities for a rainy day! Includes crosswords, word searches and puzzles, around the theme of Change-it Cho and the messages of healthy eating, exercise, resourcefulness and enterprise education in the Change-it Cho storybook. Suitable for KS2. Contents: Message from Cho and introduction Dot-to-dot Fruity finance Word search Food maze Crossword Fruit match Answers page

Print-at-home activity book containing six fun activities for a rainy day! Includes crosswords, word searches and puzzles, around the theme of Code-it Cody and the messages of coding and enterprise education in the Code-it Cody storybook. Suitable for KS2 Contents: Message from Cody and introduction Dot-to-dot Mr Chip’s computer chip challenge Word search Design Cody’s next game Binary codebreaker Super Crazy Galaxy Invaders Answers page

Print-at-home activity book containing six fun activities for a rainy day! Includes crosswords, word searches and puzzles, around the theme of Walk-it Willow and the messages of animals, resourcefulness and enterprise education in the Walk-it Willow storybook. Suitable for KS2. Contents: Message from Willow and introduction Dot-to-dot Match the lead Word search Willow’s calendar Doggy differences Find Pepper! Answers page

- Suitable for guided class reading - Teaching resources also available - Addresses a wide range of PSHE topics including healthy eating, exercise, enterprise education, healthy lifestyle, making mistakes, friendship, persistence, financial education - Fully illustrated throughout --------- Change-it Cho is the third book in the Clever Tykes series, a series of storybooks developed to introduce children to the skills and behaviour associated with entrepreneurship. Cho is a feisty competitor and enjoys nothing more than beating George in races! Cho’s parents have always helped her eat healthily so when she sees kids from school eating junk food every day, Cho decides something must change. Cho begins raising awareness about healthy eating but gets a frosty response from the shopkeeper. After the local council tells her she can’t start her own fruit stall in the village, Cho is faced with her biggest challenge ever. --------- 67 pages

- Suitable for guided class reading - Teaching resources also available - Addresses a wide range of PSHE topics including enterprise education, healthy lifestyle, honesty and integrity, making mistakes, friendship, equal opportunities and disabilities, computer science, teamwork, self-improvement and determination - Fully illustrated throughout --------- Code-it Cody is the second in the Clever Tykes series, a series of storybooks developed to introduce children to the skills and behaviour associated with entrepreneurship. Cody is a boy with a real talent for tech and problem-solving. Cody is well-known for his computer skills but when he encounters a problem he can’t fix, he has to seek the help of the mysterious Mr Chip! Mr Chip introduces Cody to the world of computer club where he meets three new friends who all love computers and want to learn even more about them. Oh, and Cody is hearing impaired. You probably wouldn’t have guessed it because he never lets it get in the way! When the computer club competition is announced, an excited Cody starts on a quest to research as much as possible before creating the prototype of his new computer game. He even makes sure he works hard on his creative skills to make the best game possible. After months of hard work, the moment of truth arrives, and Cody and the other computer club members have to pitch their prototypes in front of a panel of teachers! Cody’s friend Hana has produced a game the teachers will really like. Can Cody do better? --------- 75 pages

- Suitable for guided class reading - Teaching resources also available - Addresses a wide range of PSHE topics including e-safety, stranger safety, enterprise education, healthy lifestyle, honesty and integrity, making mistakes, friendship. - Fully illustrated throughout --------- Walk-it Willow is the first in the Clever Tykes series, a series of storybooks developed to introduce children to the skills and behaviour associated with entrepreneurship. Willow has a passion for dogs and loves looking after her own dog, Stomp. When a neighbour asks for her help, Willow realises that she can turn doing what she loves into a great way to earn money and help others at the same time. Willow learns a lot throughout the story, as she puts her skills into practice. But when she makes a mistake she faces some difficult decisions. How will she put things right, and whatever will Mr Moore say? --------- 82 pages

The Walk-it Willow teacher’s guide. Exciting enterprise education for key stage 2 children including 8 lesson plans. Perfect for parents and teachers alike to get the very most out of Walk-it Willow. Willow loves dogs and enjoys walking her big shaggy pet, Stomp. When Miss Snippet asks for her help, Willow realises that she can turn doing what she loves into a great way to earn money and help others. Willow soon puts her skills into action, but when she makes a mistake she faces some tough decisions. How will she put things right, and whatever will Mr Moore say?