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Join Jamie as the Magic Map transports him to the banks of the River Nile, the lifeline of Ancient and modern Egypt. From farmers planting crops in fertile soil to fishermen sailing traditional boats, Jamie discovers how this mighty river shaped not only the land but also one of the greatest civilisations in history. Along the way, he learns about flooding, deltas, wildlife, and the cultural importance of the world’s longest river.

What’s Included:
• 7 extended differentiated reading texts (Y1–Y7), each rewritten for the age group’s vocabulary and comprehension level
• Glossary with age-appropriate definitions for each level
• 10 comprehension questions per level
• Answer sheets for all levels

Key Features:
• Engaging narrative format with rich geographical and historical detail woven into the plot
• Supports literacy and geography objectives across primary and lower secondary years
• Fully differentiated from emergent readers to confident Upper KS2 students
• Vocabulary support through tailored glossaries

Curriculum Links:
• Identify and locate major world rivers
• Understand the role of rivers in settlement, agriculture, and trade
• Explore the geography of deltas, floodplains, and ecosystems
• Develop historical understanding of Ancient Egypt and the Nile’s importance
• Retrieve, infer, summarise, and evaluate information from extended texts

Perfect For:
• Cross-age guided reading
• Progressive skill development in comprehension
• Geography and history cross-curricular topics
• Homework, intervention, or enrichment tasks