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Common Core State Standards Collection Grade 5
67 Titles in this Series
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The world is full of scary, dangerous and awesome things! Packed with photos and seriously cool (and useful) information, these books get up close to the most exciting things on the planet! |
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The perfect introduction to the men and women whose scientific discoveries and inventions have changed the way we think and live. |
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Brilliant poems, from “Casey at the Bat” to “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”, to works from Walt Whitman to Maya Angelou to e.e. cummings! “An inviting choice.”—SLJ |
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Twelve-year-old boy genius Artemis Fowl has the astuteness of Sherlock Holmes, the cool of James Bond, and the attitude of Attila the Hun. Thrilling storytelling with plenty of attitude! |
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The BFG is a Big Friendly Giant. This is lucky for Sophie, who has been whisked off to giant land by the BFG, in this wickedly funny story from Roald Dahl. |
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Fed up with cruel foster homes, 10-year-old Bud hits the road in search of a father he never knew. “Will keep readers engrossed from first page to last.”—Publishers Weekly |
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Curious kids will discover what causes those noisy stomach rumbles, how the body breaks down food, how sight and smell affect taste and many more incredible, digestible facts. |
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A delightful, award-winning look at England's King George the Third, who couldn't figure out how to keep those pesky American Colonists in line. |
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A delightful, award-winning look at England's King George the Third, who couldn't figure out how to keep those pesky American Colonists in line. |
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These books of poetry by acclaimed poets are offered in spacious formats, each featuring a wide variety of poems, and specially commissioned illustrations that capture the spirit of each poem. Each book includes a biographical sketch of the poet, footnotes providing definitions of difficult words, and a title index. |
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Strong, stylized illustrations enhance this poetically written biography of Ali the fighter, the activist, the humanitarian, and “The Greatest.” “This is picture-book biography at its best.”—Kirkus |
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The incredible true stories of the spies on both sides of the Civil War come to life in these harrowing tales of bravery and sacrifice. |
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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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Another great title from Scholastic. Detailed description coming soon. |
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From a mediocre student in Germany to world-renowned physicist in the United States—kids can learn about the fascinating life of Albert Einstein. |
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Finally in paperback! This multiple-award-winning picture book follows the life of a little known artist and his passionate efforts to sculpt the first life size models of the dinosaurs! “A distinguished book in every way.”—SLJ |
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Fascinating and unusual facts pack these remarkable. In this outstanding series, Davis weaves a smooth, flowing narrative into an accessible question-and-answer format, peppering the text with informational sidebars and compelling quotes. |
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The budding friendship between recent Albanian refugee Drita and Maxie, an African-American girl who's lost her mom. “Read it aloud to groups and let the conversations begin.”—SLJ |
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As a result of pollution and an explosion of the human population, we are in the midst of a mass extinction event, possibly rivaling the Cretaceous-Tertiary catastrophe that wiped out the dinosaurs. Overfishing is depleting the oceans, and invasive species such as zebra mussels prey on or starve native plants and animals. But human ingenuity and cooperation offer hope. Political leaders have agreed to ban nuclear testing, and farmers are diversifying their crops. Readers are asked to consider the pros and cons of the Kyoto Protocol and other controversial treaties. |
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The Newbery Honor story of girls who create an elaborate game with costumes, ceremonies, codes…and strange happenings. “An increasingly captivating story, which builds to a risky and daring climax.”—Kirkus |
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