Book 8
The story follows a courageous gnome knight who embarks on a quest to locate a lost wreath belonging to a wren. As she assists her friends, the narrative emphasizes the learning of silent letter digraphs, specifically gn, kn, and wr, making it an engaging educational adventure for young readers.
"Narrative nonfiction with fictional characters who visit various work sites to find out how rockets are built. Full-color illustrations and photographs throughout"--
Book 11
In this charming tale, Fern the fawn encounters a new friend in the forest who is in need of assistance. The narrative not only explores themes of friendship and helping others but also serves as an engaging tool for young readers to learn about the diphthongs au, aw, and al, making it both educational and heartwarming.
Book 16
Ray's ambitious plans for recess highlight his desire to maximize playtime and fun. The story emphasizes the use of the inflectional ending -es, making it an engaging way to explore language while following Ray's adventures. Through his experiences, young readers will learn about the importance of time management and the joy of balancing multiple activities.
The beautifully illustrated picture book teaches early readers about growth and change through a simple story. It emphasizes the importance of differences, highlighting how they contribute to our uniqueness. The engaging visuals support the narrative, making the concepts accessible and enjoyable for young audiences.
Engaging students in civic awareness, this book fosters connections to their lives while exploring the history, current state, and future of Colorado government. It aims to cultivate a sense of responsibility and active participation in civic duties, encouraging young readers to understand their role as engaged citizens.
The book provides an engaging exploration of the U.S. Constitution's amendment process, detailing each of the 27 amendments in a way that is accessible to fifth graders. It includes a fictional story that ties into the themes of civics and governance, along with a "Civics in Action" activity designed to enhance understanding. Additional features support learning, making it a comprehensive resource for young readers interested in American history and civic responsibility.
Book 17
The story revolves around Sam and his energetic bunny, Gus, as they prepare for a performance. The narrative highlights the challenges they face when Gus can't stop hopping, adding a playful twist to their show. Additionally, the book emphasizes the learning of inflectional endings, specifically 'ed' and 'ing,' making it an engaging educational experience for young readers.
Book 5
The story features Bert the bird, who cherishes his bird bath until he discovers an unexpected guest occupying it. This delightful tale not only explores themes of sharing and friendship but also serves as an educational tool, emphasizing r-controlled vowels such as er, ir, and ur.
Book 15
The story features a thrilling ice race between two characters, Grace and Dot, as they compete to see who emerges victorious. Alongside the excitement of the competition, the book also emphasizes learning about the suffixes "en" and "ly," making it both entertaining and educational for young readers.