Really Good Stuff

Introduce Reading Fractions On A Ruler This poster illustrates the different fractions of an inch on a ruler, making it clear and easy for students to identify them on their own rulers. The Activity Guide provides supporting reproducibles and activities to practice measuring.

No costumes, no props, just fun! Your emergent readers gain fluency, your fluent readers get enthused, and your intermediate readers can sparkle! Make dramatic reading a memorable part of your reading lessons so that your students can improve fluency, expression, and understanding. The text is specially color-coded to help readers focus on the words and not on finding their parts.

Eliminate Confusion And Simplify Dismissal Time Bright yellow buses provide space to specify bus riders by bus number and time. Green minivans and kids with backpacks indicate parent pickups and walkers.

Your emergent readers gain fluency, while your fluent readers get enthused! Make dramatic reading a memorable part of your reading lessons. Sight words and easy syntax ground this classic tale, newly spun into delightful skits to motivate your readers as they work on fluency and expression. Divide the class into groups of mixed reading abilities, and let your reading "aces" set the pace for emergent readers to catch the rhythm.

Provide Grade-Relevant Examples Of Reference Citations In Current MLA Style This resource provides a clear model for writing a Works Cited page. The Activity Guide contains supporting reproducibles to further clarify bibliographic information from a variety of sources.

Reinforce Lowercase Letter Recognition And Formation This adorable rhyming poster groups the alphabet into letters that are small, tall (have ascenders), or fall (have descenders). The Activity Guide provides a reproducible student version of the poster as well as letter-formation practice sheets.

Poster Teaches Students To Identify And Consider First, Second, And Third Person When Reading Literature This terrific reference poster shows students how to recognize the various points of view from which an author writes and how a particular point of view affects the information readers are given. The Activity Guide includes reproducible worksheets for classroom use.

This Poster Reminds Students To Think About What They Read As They Read The six steps on this colorful poster help strengthen reading comprehension by prompting readers to connect information, predict events, picture what's happening, question unclear material, summarize information, and evaluate what they've read.

Sight words and easy syntax ground these classic tales, newly spun into delightful scripts so your kids will have fun as they practice for fluency. Divide the class into groups of mixed reading abilities, and let your reading aces set the pace for emergent readers to catch the rhythm. We offer scripts of well-known children's stories, classic folktales, and folktales from other countries.

To celebrate 100th Day, readers of all abilities can take part in a group reading of this color-coded mystery. Help twins Holly and Dayton, their classmates and teacher, discover what happened to the missing pennies that the class was collecting for 100th Day.

Make Dramatic Reading A Memorable Part Of Your Reading Lessons Sight words and easy syntax ground these classic tales, newly spun into delightful scripts so your kids will have fun as they practice for fluency. Divide the class into groups of mixed reading abilities, and let your reading aces set the pace for emergent readers to catch the rhythm. We offer scripts of well-known children's stories, classic folktales, and folktales from other countries.

No costumes, no props, just fun! Your emergent readers gain fluency, your fluent readers get enthused, and your intermediate readers can sparkle! Make dramatic reading a memorable part of your reading lessons so that your students can improve fluency, expression, and understanding. The text is specially color-coded to help readers focus on the words and not on finding their parts.

From the first landing of the Pilgrims through Abraham Lincoln’s declaration of a national holiday, this read-aloud script will teach students how Thanksgiving has become an important American tradition. This script will engage even your most reluctant readers in the read-aloud experience, and the large, color-coded print helps students follow the story.

No costumes, no props, just fun! Your emergent readers gain fluency, your fluent readers get enthused, and your intermediate readers can sparkle! Make dramatic reading a memorable part of your reading lessons so that your students can improve fluency, expression, and understanding. The text is specially color-coded to help readers focus on the words and not finding their parts.

Interactive Poster Teaches Latitude And Longitude Here's an easy-to-read reference poster to explain latitude and longitude. The write-on/wipe-off surface allows students to mark locations for interactive learning.

Here’s a interesting readers’ theater script that teaches students about the Wright Brothers – two men who built the first airplane. This script will engage even your most reluctant readers in the read-aloud experience, and the large, color-coded print helps students follow the story.

Sight words and easy syntax ground these classic tales, newly spun into delightful scripts so your kids will have fun as they practice for fluency. Divide the class into groups of mixed reading abilities, and let your reading “aces” set the pace for emergent readers to catch the rhythm.

Mean, Median, Mode, And Range Poster Helps Students Make Sense Of Number Sets Help students calculate mean, median, mode, and range, as well as determine which best represents a given number set. The Activity Guide gives examples for each term and provides practice problems for students to complete.

This readers’ theater covers the life of Abraham Lincoln. Sight words and easy syntax will involve even your most reluctant readers in the group reading experience. The large, color-coded print helps all students follow the story.

Help Students Remember 3-D Shapes With This Catchy Poem Teach your students this catchy, rhyming poem as a fun way to remember what 3-D shapes look like and where they can be seen in everyday life.