The vocabulary used is taken from the National Curriculum word list plus key words from the TTE Learning programme. These words are repeated both within the stories and across the range for maximum benefit to the child.
Thomas on the Fast Tracks
Thomas and Friends: Harold
Thomas the Tank Engine Fun Frieze
Thomas the tank engine goes on a special trip to the circus, and discovers a variety of surprises on the way
The day passes quickly as Thomas, James, and all of the Really Useful Engines keep right on schedule. This book includes a large clock with movable hands. It is the perfect way to help all of Thomas' friends stay right on time
This is a story about Harold the Helicopter. He thought helicopters were faster than engines because they have propellers instead of wheels. But then Percy challenged him to a race . . .
Collects two stories in which Thomas must first carry a heroic firefighter to an awards ceremony and then deliver a special load of blocks needed to finish the construction of a bridge.
Sir Topham Hatt tells of going to the yard to visit Thomas. Special slots on each page allow photos to be inserted from the readers own “Day Out with Thomas” event.
Thomas the Tank Engine learns not to tease the big engines and pulls his first passenger train.
This edition is a collection of 56 stories from Reverend Awdry's hughely popular Railway Series, beautifully illustrated with restored colour artwork.
Thomas the tank engine worries all the engines will be replaced by a helicopter because of all the rummors he has heard.
Four small engines run on their own special line, looked after by the Thin Controller.
It's a rainy day on Sodor and the tracks are very slippery. The Fat Controller warns the trains to drive slowly, but James wants to race Thomas. Will the trains listen to The Fat Controller or will there be trouble on the tracks?
Young Thomas fans will love these easy readers, perfect for bedtime reading.
The engines of Sodor go about their daily work schedule, in a book that counts the items each engine is carrying, from one cow to twenty whistles.
"Adapted from 'Percy the small engine,' originally published in Great Britain in 1956; subsequently published in a different form by Random House Children's Books, New York, in 1998"--Colopho
Thomas's Big Railway Pop-up Book
Diesel causes no end of trouble among the engines when he arrives at Thomas the Tank Engine's train yard.
Thomas and the other engines have various adventures on the island of Sodor as they learn more about getting along with each other. Original.