Possum Tails
Possum Tails (a work in progress) is the third book in the Australian Wildlife series following the publication of Kangaroo Footprints and Wombat Tracks.

Wombat Tracks 2018
Wombat Tracks is a 70 page book of information and activities for students aged 7 to 12. Every double page has an information page and an activity page.
All pages are designed to be photocopied.
Available at www.oneearthpublishing.com.au

Lone Pine 2014
First World War Centenary Edition.
Children's Book Council Notable Book

Published by Little Hare
Available from bookshops or purchase a signed copy from margwarner1@gmail.com

Lone Pine 2012
Children's Book Council Notable Book

From a battlefield at Gallipoli, a soldier sends a pine cone home to his mother. The Lone Pine tree his mother grew from the seeds of this pine cone is now a tree of national significance in the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.

Kangaroo Footprints

 (2011)
 Kangaroo Footprints is a 75 page book of fun activities and information pages of  fascinating facts about Australia's kangaroos.
All pages are photocopy masters.
Students will learn about the macropod family of animals: how and where they live, how they care for their young and the threats they face.
Order details available on www.kangaroofootprints.com.au
on the Kangaroo Book page.

Australian Wildlife

(2009) Australian Wildlife activity book
www.readyed.net

Australian Wildlife encourages students to look in detail at twelve well known Australian animals and to develop an understanding and appreciation of living things. Practical, fun and curriculum linked, the activities ensure students enjoy and engage with Science lessons.

Fun Quizzes, Puzzles and Games

(2009)
www.readyed.net
The book contains over forty quizzes, puzzles and games, many with an Australian theme. It has been designed to not only develop students' literacy and numeracy skills, but also to extend their general knowledge.

People push boundaries in many ways - in science, in medicine, in sport, testing themselves against Nature and in other activities. Read about many people who have stepped outside their comfort zone to push personal boundaries

Thinking Globally

There are many challenges facing  our world - climate change,  pollution, poverty, overpopulation and more. Read about people and  organisations committed to saving the planet and how you can make a  difference.
 

Exploring the Unknown

Indigenous people had inhabited Australia for many thousands of years before European settlers arrived. Read about the explorers who set out to explore and map the continent and faced many challenges during  their expeditions.

Our Energy Choices

Did you know that each time you turn on the tv or travel by car you're contributing to your carbon footprint? Did you know that in Australia that most of our energy comes from fossil fuels? Discover how you can help our planet and be a wise energy user.

Shaping our Nation

Read about the diverse experiences that have helped shape who we are as Australians.

Waterwise

You know that water is vital for life on planet earth, but did you know that the same water is continually being recycled around the Earth?

This book is filled with lots of amazing stories, poems, facts and a play called
'Go With the Flow'

New Beginnings

(2007) (Several contributors)
Aboriginal people have been living on the Australian continent for more than 40,000 years. Listen to ancient Dreamtimestories,read about Australia's early explorers andmeet some of the convict children aboard the First Fleet and find out why they were sent to Austrlalia.

Gone Feral

Interesting facts about introduced species that have gone feral. Rabbits, foxes and cane toads are just a few that have gone feral. Published as part of the Australian History series.

How many native birds and animals can you find in the story? Go to the Just for Kids page for the answers and more wildlife activities

Machines

Inside the Castle Walls

The secrets of a castle are revealed - from the moat to the dungeon to a knight's armour or design your own coat of arms. Published as part of the Scooter series.

Max and Friends

(2007)
Aussie Notes www.jennysclassroom.com.au
Illustrated by Carolyn Mcmurtrie

"Max and Friends' includes three stories in colour on CD. 'Max and Friends', 'Where Do You Live?' and ' Having Fun' are interesting stories about familiar topics with repetition of vocab to develop reading confidence. The stories are especially suitable for beginner readers, children with learning difficulties and ESL students. The workbook consolidates reading skills and helps children gain confidence, with parental help.

Max and Friends Book 2 Pets and Pals

The familiar characters in Book 1 are continued in this series with three stories about pets -'Max and Jess', 'Emma and Bluey' and 'Jack, Bart and Bert'. Repetition of vocab introduced in Book 1 combined with new vocab encourages reading confidence. Stories are in colour on CD and the workbook provides practice to consolidate reading skills and encourage reading confidence, with parent help.

Family Voyages

Families from all over the world have made Australia their home. This is a topic book for the new Rigby Blueprints series unit 1 'Families in Focus'.

Celebrations

Come on Aussie!

Have you ever heard the saying 'bring a plate'? Do you know what a 'dog's breakfast' is? There are many interesting things to learn about how Australian people speak. Find out more when you 'have a Captain Cook' at this book. It's bonzer!

A Healthy Life

Here's a nutty fact - did you know that our muscles are 75% water? No wonder our legs sometimes feel like jelly! Look inside this book to find out lots more facts like this, plus plenty of good tips for staying healthy.

Australia, My Country Big Ideas Book

Aussies are famous for their' tall tales'. Read about Jessie the blue heeler, smarter than the average dog who 'saves the day' in the very tall tale 'Smart as Paint'.