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Our Guided Reading 6-Book Sets help you tailor your instruction to meet individual and small-group interests and needs! Select from a variety of best-selling titles to enhance your Guided Reading Program. |
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Use high-quality picture books as models and inspiration for writing. Help students apply organization, voice, word choice, and conventions to their writing inspired by award winning authors. This collection beautifully supports teaching elements of successful writing. |
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Based on a “Top 10” countdown format, THE 10 develops critical thinking and comprehension skills. Through inquiry-based learning, students build comprehension and content-area vocabulary while scientifically, socially, and artistically exploring key content-area concepts and themes. |
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Based on a “Top 10” countdown format, THE 10 develops critical thinking and comprehension skills. Through inquiry-based learning, students build comprehension and content-area vocabulary while scientifically, socially, and artistically exploring key content-area concepts and themes. |
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Based on a “Top 10” countdown format, THE 10 develops critical thinking and comprehension skills. Through inquiry-based learning, students build comprehension and content-area vocabulary while scientifically, socially, and artistically exploring key content-area concepts and themes. |
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Based on a “Top 10” countdown format, THE 10 develops critical thinking and comprehension skills. Through inquiry-based learning, students build comprehension and content-area vocabulary while scientifically, socially, and artistically exploring key content-area concepts and themes. |
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Based on a “Top 10” countdown format, THE 10 develops critical thinking and comprehension skills. Through inquiry-based learning, students build comprehension and content-area vocabulary while scientifically, socially, and artistically exploring key content-area concepts and themes. |
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A little girl learns the art of creative writing as her family members coach her to write about what matters most to them—action, humor, romance, pathos. |
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A mysterious old woman gives Audrey a pen that has magical powers, and soon the stories she writes are coming true. “High drama, good fiction.”—Children's Literature |
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A delightful tale told in similes, as Rufus the fox runs “fast as lightning” and sneaks around “like a thief in the night.” A clear definition of similes is included. |
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The hugely popular, genre-bending tales of Greg Heffley, a new kind of hilarious, conflicted anti-hero whose observations on life are hysterically funny—and more than a bit profound. |
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Another great title from Scholastic. Detailed description coming soon. |
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