The City Space Project
The City Space Project
Building on Ideas
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STORY PREVIEWA2–B1
The City Space Project
More than reading.Ideas to explore. A voice to share.
Illustrated stories✦Oracy & S.E.L✦Interactive activities✦Learning reports
A LOOK INSIDE
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A preview of three books from our library. Sign in to read the stories and work through their activities.
The City Space ProjectForest Camp Challenge
Forest Camp Challenge
Taking turns and building confidence in group discussion
The Gate Change
The Gate Change
Clarifying and Checking Understanding
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HOW TO USE
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The City Space Project
Forest Camp Challenge
The Gate Change
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Story illustration
After school on Monday, Maya, Leo and Amina meet in Riverside Square. Their class has asked them to suggest a better use for this quiet public space. Two people wait at the bus stop, but nobody sits on the old benc…
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Read, listen and notice
Read each scene and listen when audio is available. Look closely at the characters and the ideas they share.
Activity preview
Why did Maya suggest interviewing local people before choosing the final design?
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Complete the activities, check the feedback, and try again. Use Read Again to revisit the story without losing your earlier progress.
LEARNING YOU CAN SEE
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of every learner’s journey.
Learners review their progress. Teachers see reading completion and activity attempts for their students, with printable reports for classroom follow-up.
Student progressBooks opened, books completed and activity results.
Class and student reportsView attempts and answers, then print or save a report.
Learning reportsSAMPLE
CLASS OVERVIEW
Print / Save PDFReading & activity progress
3Sample learners
5Books completed
35Activity attempts
| Learner | Completed | Attempts | Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| ALearner A | 2 books | 14 | 12 / 14 |
| BLearner B | 2 books | 14 | 11 / 14 |
| CLearner C | 1 book | 7 | 6 / 7 |
STUDENT DETAILActivity attempts
Attempt 1Try again
Attempt 2Correct
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