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First I let off steam. Then I blow my top! Spewing red hot lava, I just can't by stopped. What am I? (volcano) Your students will love to read and reread these adorable interactive mini-books on key science topics. The rhyming riddles are chock-full of science fact clues; kids solve the riddles and then life the flaps to see if they're right! They'll have fun solving Dinosaur Who's Who, Planet Name Game, Sneaky Animal Shapes, Human Body Trivia, and many more! Fully reproducible and easy to make. |
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This emergent-reader series introduces an array of interesting topics—biographies, American symbols, and more—with carefully leveled text approved by distinguished reading experts. |
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COMMON CORE CONNECTIONS: • Science nonfiction about up-to-date information about the solar system and beyond that meets students' need for complex informational texts. • A glossary of domain-specific vocabulary words which connects to Language standards for Vocabulary Acquisitions and Use. • Material on space with which students can meet Writing standards by Researching to Build and Present Knowledge. • Source material on space for students to meet Writing standards by creating opinion pieces and informative texts. • Illustrations, photos, and diagrams provide text features that help students meet Informational Reading Anchor Standard 7, locating information relevant to the given topic efficiently. This title is on TrueFlix™ |
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True Books have been upgraded and updated. Information is presented in a thorough yet engaging manner, featuring lively sidebars, a glossary, visual back matter, and an index. |
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Climate change is a topic under discussion all around us. This title helps readers understand what exactly climate change is, why it is happening, and what can be done about it. Readers are exposed to real-life examples of past and current effects of climate change, along with theories on what the future holds. COMMON CORE CONNECTIONS: • Science nonfiction about each major ecosystem type and its inhabitants and importance to the global environment that meets students' need for complex informational texts. • A glossary of domain-specific vocabulary words which connects to Language standards for Vocabulary Acquisitions and Use. • Material on ecosystems with which students can meet Writing standards by Researching to Build and Present Knowledge. • Clear and accurate photos, diagrams, and maps provide text features that help students meet Informational Reading Anchor Standard 7, locating information relevant to the given topic efficiently. This title is on TrueFlix™ |
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COMMON CORE CONNECTIONS: • Science nonfiction about up-to-date information about the solar system and beyond that meets students' need for complex informational texts. • A glossary of domain-specific vocabulary words which connects to Language standards for Vocabulary Acquisitions and Use. • Material on space with which students can meet Writing standards by Researching to Build and Present Knowledge. • Source material on space for students to meet Writing standards by creating opinion pieces and informative texts. • Illustrations, photos, and diagrams provide text features that help students meet Informational Reading Anchor Standard 7, locating information relevant to the given topic efficiently. This title is on TrueFlix™ |
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True Books have been upgraded and updated. Information is presented in a thorough yet engaging manner, featuring lively sidebars, a glossary, visual back matter, and an index. |
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The desert is hot, dry, and harsh. Yet a surprising diversity of plants, animals, and people live there. This text introduces readers to the many forms of life and weather that define this difficult ecosystem. Readers also learn about what is happening to the desert today, and what this means for the planet. COMMON CORE CONNECTIONS: • Science nonfiction about each major ecosystem type and its inhabitants and importance to the global environment that meets students' need for complex informational texts. • A glossary of domain-specific vocabulary words which connects to Language standards for Vocabulary Acquisitions and Use. • Material on ecosystems with which students can meet Writing standards by Researching to Build and Present Knowledge. • Clear and accurate photos, diagrams, and maps provide text features that help students meet Informational Reading Anchor Standard 7, locating information relevant to the given topic efficiently. This title is on TrueFlix™ |
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World of Wonder blends science exploration with history into topics kids love to read and research. The inquiry-based format also encourages deeper thinking and questioning of the who, what, when, where and of course, why. These intriguing new titles introduce readers to some of the most extraordinary animals, people, places and things. So grab a book and take a look. |
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True Books have been upgraded and updated. Information is presented in a thorough yet engaging manner, featuring lively sidebars, a glossary, visual back matter, and an index. |
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