Give your students practice in understanding story sequence. Cut apart sentences, arrange in order, and paste on fully illustrated sheets for a complete story.

These resource books provide the busy teacher with science lessons that are appropriate and doable. Step-by-step lessons alignedwith National Science Education Standards, make science relevant to real life. There are hands-on activities with student record sheets. Planet Earth presents information and investigations on these seven concepts: Earth is composed of rocks, water, and gases. The core, mantle, and crust make up the layers of the Earth. Earth's curst contains continents and oceans. Constructive forces affect landforms. Destructive forces affect landforms. Soil is made up of a variety of components.

Simple Chemistry presents information and investigations on these six concepts: Objects can be described by the properties of the materials from whichthey are made. Substances can exist in different states — solid, liquid, or gas. Substances have characteristic properties. Mixtures can sometimes be separated into the original substances using characteristic properties. Elements are organized in the Periodic Table. When substances react chemically, they can form new substances. These resource books provide the busy teacher with science lessons that are appropriate and doable. Step-by-step lessons aligned with National Science Education Standards, make science relevant to real life. There are hands-on activities with student record sheets.

These resource books provide the busy teacher with science lessons that are appropriate and doable. Step-by-step lessons aligned with National Science Education Standards, make science relevant to real life. There are hands-on activities with student record sheets. Weather presents information and investigations on these six concepts: Weather changes from day to day and over the seasons. Weather conditions can be described in measurable quantities. Water circulates through Earth's atmosphere. Clouds directly affect weather. Climate is affected by Earth's features. Local weather conditions can be used to forecast weather.

Up to 12 concepts in each book, with step-by-step illustrated lessons that make science relevant to real life. Grades K-1. 80 pp. each.

They've completed Second Grade and their confidence is growing as fast as they are. Keep them flying high through the summer months with Daily Summer Activities, Moving from Second to Third Grade. Daily Summer Activities provides ten weeks of appropriate, teacher-developed, full-color, practice activities in major subject areas to help your child make a successful transition from one grade to the next. This title is comprised of ten weekly sections that provide skill practice in several subject areas. The activities are full-color, fun, and engaging. There are two pages of short, focused practice for each day of the week. Each weekly section begins with a record form where the child tracks work completed, logs the number of minutes of recreational reading, and records interesting events of the week.

The transition from third to fourth grade can be a big step for some children and the exercises in Daily Summer Activities, Moving from Third to Fourth Grade, can help keep skills fresh in their minds. Daily Summer Activities provides ten weeks of appropriate, teacher-developed, full-color, practice activities in major subject areas to help your child make a successful transition from one grade to the next. This title is comprised of ten weekly sections that provide skill practice in several subject areas. The activities are full-color, fun, and engaging. There are two pages of short, focused practice for each day of the week. Each weekly section begins with a record form where the child tracks work completed, logs the number of minutes of recreational reading, and records interesting events of the week.

Moving from fourth to fifth grade can be a big transition. Daily Summer Activities, Moving from Fourth to Fifth Grade can help make it easier. The many exercises it contains, while brief, add just the right amount of complexity to keep children challenged. Daily Summer Activities provides ten weeks of appropriate, teacher-developed, full-color, practice activities in major subject areas to help your child make a successful transition from one grade to the next. This title is comprised of ten weekly sections that provide skill practice in several subject areas. The activities are full-color, fun, and engaging. There are two pages of short, focused practice for each day of the week. Each weekly section begins with a record form where the child tracks work completed, logs the number of minutes of recreational reading, and records interesting events of the week.

Even during the carefree months of summer, kids can be preparing for First Grade with Daily Summer Activities, Moving from Kindergarten to First Grade. It's packed with daily lessons that will build young learners' confidence for that first step into primary school. Daily Summer Activities provides ten weeks of appropriate, teacher-developed, full-color, practice activities in major subject areas to help your child make a successful transition from one grade to the next. This title is comprised of ten weekly sections that provide skill practice in several subject areas. The activities are full-color, fun, and engaging. There are two pages of short, focused practice for each day of the week. Each weekly section begins with a record form where the child tracks work completed, logs the number of minutes of recreational reading, and records interesting events of the week.

The transition from PreK to Kindergarten is a big step for most children and the exercises in Daily Summer Activities, Moving from PreK to Kindergarten can help give little learners a big head start. Keep learning alive during the summer. Daily Summer Activities provides ten weeks of appropriate, teacher-developed, full-color, practice activities in major subject areas to help your child make a successful transition from one grade to the next. Daily Summer Activities is comprised of ten weekly sections that provide skill practice in several subject areas. The activities are full-color, fun, and engaging. There are two pages of short, focused practice for each day of the week. Each weekly section begins with a record form where the child tracks work completed, logs the number of minutes of recreational reading, and records interesting events of the week.

Here are 10 resource books that provide the busy classroom teacher with science lessons that are both appropriate and doable. Up to 12 concepts are covered in each book. Step-by-step illustrated lessons make science relevant to real life. Hands-on experiences help students link new concepts with previous knowledge, then apply it all to new situations.

Here are 10 resource books that provide the busy classroom teacher with science lessons that are both appropriate and doable. Up to 12 concepts are covered in each book. Step-by-step illustrated lessons make science relevant to real life. Hands-on experiences help students link new concepts with previous knowledge, then apply it all to new situations.

Here are 10 resource books that provide the busy classroom teacher with science lessons that are both appropriate and doable. Up to 12 concepts are covered in each book. Step-by-step illustrated lessons make science relevant to real life. Hands-on experiences help students link new concepts with previous knowledge, then apply it all to new situations.

Here are 10 resource books that provide the busy classroom teacher with science lessons that are both appropriate and doable. Up to 12 concepts are covered in each book. Step-by-step illustrated lessons make science relevant to real life. Hands-on experiences help students link new concepts with previous knowledge, then apply it all to new situations.

Up to 12 concepts in each book, with step-by-step illustrated lessons that make science relevant to real life. Grades K-1. 80 pp. each.

Up to 12 concepts in each book, with step-by-step illustrated lessons that make science relevant to real life. Grades K-1. 80 pp. each.

Up to 12 concepts in each book, with step-by-step illustrated lessons that make science relevant to real life. Grades K-1. 80 pp. each.

Daily Phonics, Grades 4-6+ helps struggling readers and English learners develop the phonics skills necessary to become proficient, on-grade-level readers. Students learn basic phonics skills typically mastered in grades 1, 2, and 3. Lessons and activities are designed with age-appropriate formats that respect the older learner. The 32 weekly units in grades 4-6+ cover: — Initial, Medial, and Final Consonants: b, f, r, k, m, p, d, l, n; — Initial, Medial, and Final Consonants: s, t, v, h, w, j, y, q, x, z; — Short Vowel Sounds: a, e, i, o, u; — CVC Words; — Long Vowel Sounds: a, e, i, o, u; — CVCe Words; — Long Vowel Sounds of y; — Hard and Soft c and g; — Initial Consonant Blends with s, r, or l; — Final Consonant Blends with t, d, p, or k; — Initial and Final Consonant Digraphs: ch, sh, th, wh; — Initial, Medial, and Final Consonant Digraphs: ck, ng, ph, gh; — Variant Spellings of Consonant Sounds: tch, dge; — Long a Vowel Digraphs: ai, ay; — Long e Vowel Digraphs: ee, ea, ey, ie; — Long i Vowel Patterns: ie, igh; — Long o Vowel Digraphs: oa, ow, oe; — Long u Vowel Digraphs: ue, ew, ui; — R-Controlled Vowels: ar, or, er, ir, ur, air, are, ear; — The Sounds of oo; — Short Vowel Digraphs: ea, ou, ui; — Variant Vowel Digraphs: au, aw, al; — Diphthongs: ou, ow, oi, oy; — Syllabication; — The Schwa Sound; — Silent Consonants: k, w, b, h, t, l; — Plural Noun Endings: s, es, ves, ies; — Irregular Plural Nouns; — Inflectional Verb Endings: -ed, -ing, -s, -es; — Contractions; — Prefixes: re-, un-, mis-, dis-; — Suffixes: -ful, -less, -ly, -er, -or, -ness;

The perfect supplement to your core early reading program! Everyday Literacy: Listening and Speaking, Grade 1 helps you support reading and oral language development in your early reading program with fun, focused daily lessons. The 20 weekly units in grade 1 cover Reading First's Five Essential Components, including: Oral Vocabulary Development: — Relating new vocabulary to prior knowledge; — Identifying and sorting common words (colors, shapes foods); — Describing people, places, things, locations, and actions; — Determining the purpose for listening (getting information, solving problems, enjoyment); — Retelling a spoken message by summarizing; — Listening critically to interpret and evaluate; — Developing auditory memory; — Taking turns speaking in a group; Comprehension: — Making predictions; — Responding to open-ended questions; — Making inferences and drawing conclusions; — Making connections using illustrations, prior knowledge, and real-life experiences; — Identifying sequences of events; — Identifying the beginning, middle, and end of a story; — Comparing and contrasting; — Distinguishing between fiction and nonfiction; — Determining cause and effect; — Retelling a story; Phonological Awareness: — Repeating auditory sequences of letters, words and patterns; — Identifying digraphs -ch, sh, th, and wh; — Blending words phoneme by phoneme; — Manipulating final sounds in a word; — Deleting initial sounds in a word; — Identifying medial short and long vowel sounds;

The perfect supplement to your core early reading program! Everyday Literacy: Listening and Speaking, Grade K helps you support receptive and expressive language development in your early reading program with fun, focused daily lessons. The 20 weekly units in grade PreK cover Reading First's Five Essential Components, including: Oral Vocabulary Development: — Relating new vocabulary to prior knowledge; — Speaking in complete sentences; — Responding appropriately to directions and questions; — Interpreting illustrations; — Reciting short poems, rhymes, and songs; — Using language to show reasoning; — Developing auditory memory; — Taking turns speaking in a group; Comprehension: — Making predictions; — Making inferences and drawing conclusions; — Making connections using illustrations, prior knowledge, and real-life experiences; — Categorizing and classifying; — Comparing and contrasting; — Determining cause and effect; — Noting details; — Recalling details; Phonological Awareness: — Identifying common beginning and ending consonant sounds; — Identifying rhymes and rhyming sounds; — Identifying medial short and long vowel sounds; — Breaking words into syllables; — Identifying differences between similar sounding words; Motor Skills: — Developing small muscle coordination; — Developing large muscle coordination;