'Collections' reader series for adult literacy
The Reading Collections are part of a suite of linked materials to support adult literacy learning. The materials include books for learners and audio versions of the books. The stories in 'Collections' were originally developed for the school sector, and have since been tested and edited to suit adult learners. They contain a range of reading material, in New Zealand contexts and settings.
Some of the Collections also include educator and learner guides. The guides include activities to support the learner strengthen their reading skills as they read the articles within the Reading Collections, and are linked to the Learning Progressions for Adult Literacy.
- Reading Collection 1 | Use It Again)
- Reading Collection 2 | Working At It
- Reading Collection 3 | A Big Impression
- Reading Collection 4 | Someone I Could Look Up To
- Reading Collection 5 | Making A New Life
- Reading Collection 6 | Second Time Lucky
- Reading Collection 7 | New Zealand At War
- Reading Collection 8 | Shaken
- Reading Collection 9 | Getting Together
- Reading Collection 10 | Lending A Hand
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Guide
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