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Enjoy the famous tale of Rapunzel, the girl who lived in a tower in the forest.

The miller says that his daughter can spin straw into gold. The king believes him, and takes her to his castle. She can't spin gold, but a little man, Rumplestiltskin can, and he helps her, if she promises to give him her baby when she is queen. She promises, and then has to guess the little man's name to save her baby.

Prince Harold is searching for a princess. A real princess. The King and Queen try hard to find him one, but Prince Harold doesn't like any of the princesses he meets. Then one stormy night, a beautiful girl comes to the castle. But is she a real princess? The Queen wants to find out. So she puts a pea under the girl's mattresses before she goes to bed. Can the girl feel the pea and show she is a real princess?

The Classic Tales" course offers favourite traditional stories, retold for younger learners. Five carefully graded levels provide easy and enjoyable reading practice. Illustrations and a glossary, together with puzzles and questions related to the story, act as a further aid to understanding. Four beginner level titles are also available as "Big Books". These large format editions enable the teacher to introduce the story to the class before children read it on their own. "New Activity Books", with a variety of reading, writing and speaking activities, exploit the language presented in the stories. This additional practice should reinforce key vocabulary and language structures in an enjoyable way."

The Classic Tales" books offer familiar stories, featuring characters such as Cinderella and Snow White. Full-colour illustrations aim to stimulate children's interest in the story and help them to follow the storyline. Suitable both for reading aloud to a whole class, or for individual reading, there is a glossary in each book with illustrations and examples to help with unfamiliar words. Activities and puzzles encourage children to look more closely at the text and enable the teacher to monitor comprehension. Accompanying cassettes increase students' enjoyment of the stories, and develop listening and pronunciation skills. The "Big Books" are large format editions for the classroom teacher to introduce the Classic Tale to the class before students read the story individually. They are invaluable for whole class and small group work."

The Little Red Hen plants a seed in the ground. The seed grows. The Little Red Hen asks her friends to help her cut the wheat and make bread, but they are too busy. So she cooks and eats it herself.

This richly illustrated series of retold fairy tales for children aged 5-12 years old will bring an extra dimension to your English teaching. With listening, speaking, reading, writing, and drama activities, Classic Tales graded readers make it easy for you to create complete language lessons around a popular and engaging traditional tale. Special Features: • Familiar characters appeal to children's imagination. • Glossary with illustrations and examples. • Activities and puzzles encourage students to look more closely at the text. • Activity Books offer extra language practice.

Enjoy the tale of the princesses who had holes in their shoes every morning. What did they do every night?