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The Blue Book - First Grade Skills
Here's the answer! The Common Sense Reading Program, the Blue Book, for first grade skills, is the perfect reading program for beginning readers. Lessons include: phonics instruction using the "Successful Reading for Beginners" series. Your student begins reading stories right away!
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The Red Book - Second Grade Skills This second grade reading program is perfect for the fluent reader and continued phonics instruction will bring confidence and fluency to the beginning reader. The fluent reader will enjoy the exciting stories in the readers and use them to learn grammar, creative writing, higher-order thinking skills, and much more. It includes a Teacher Book, a Student Activity Book, and 6 readers, each containing several stories all packaged in a convenient, attractive full-color box.
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The Yellow Book - Third Grade Skills
Try The Yellow Book for third grade skills. The 36 lessons include dictation or copying of literature passages from great books your children will love. The Other Kitten (Patricia St. John), The Tale of Jeremy Vole (Stephen Lawhead), Bible Stories to Read, poetry selections and much more! Includes all the language skills: reading, spelling (with suggested lists included), grammar, higher order thinking skills, creative writing, and handwriting in an easy-to-use format. For your convenience, Teacher Notes and answers are right in the margin of the teacher book. The Skills Index provides an easy reference. Four book studies encourage students in vocabulary building, reading for content, and comprehension. Exciting activities bring each story to life and give your student many opportunities to be creative.
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The Orange Book - Fourth Grade Skills
of units and dictation exercises. It includes all the language skills: phonics, reading, and spelling (suggested lists included), grammar, higher order reasoning skills and creative writing in a teacher friendly format. For your convenience, Teacher Notes and answers are right in the margin of the teacher book. The Skills Index provides an easy skills reference. Everyday Words: In this section you will find dictation, grammar exercises, Spelling Tips, creative writing, and more. Review Activities follow most lessons and Assessments allow handy progression checks for teachers. Book Studies: Each book study contains a summary, vocabulary skills, reading comprehension, and exciting activities. Units: Each unit provides the opportunity for your student to apply his skills through research, creative writing, journal writing, etc.
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The Purple Book - Fifth Grade Skills
Everyday Words: Students hone in on grammar skills through dictation and writing exercises. Students learn how to make oral presentations such as speeches and stories in the Speech Making Unit the two Oral Presentation Units. Additional creative writing and expression are taught extensively through the Poetry Unit. Review Activities after most lessons and Assessments throughout the year provide check points for teachers. Book Studies: Each book study contains a summary, vocabulary skills, reading comprehension, and exciting activities. Units: Each unit provides the opportunity for your student to apply his skills through research, creative writing, journal writing, etc.
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The Tan Book - Sixth Grade Skills
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The Green Book - Seventh Grade Skills
Book Studies: Each book study contains a summary, vocabulary skills, reading comprehension, and exciting activities. All literature passages are contained in The Green Book, but the passage may spark your student's interest to read the book. These books may be obtained through your library or purchased from bookstores or catalogs.
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The Gray Book - Eighth Grade Skills
All literature passages are contained in The Gray Book, but the passage may spark your student's interest to read the book. These books may be obtained through your library or purchased from bookstores or catalogs.
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The Gold Book - British Literature The Gold Book - British Literature includes 36 weekly lessons similar in format to the other editions of the Learning Language Arts Through Literature series. Written in conversational form, with story summaries and complete answers provided for the discussion questions, this book is easy for any teacher to use. Information has been interwoven into the lessons so that the student becomes familiar with famous British authors. The book is designed for teacher directed use, or the student can use it on his own. Answers are found at the end of each lesson. We recommend the student keep a four-section notebook for assigned writings. The Gold Book - British Literature contains a section on the history of poetry, and a selection of famous British novels and poetry throughout the Romantic, Victorian, and Modern Eras. The student analyzes selections of literature, learns literary terminology, writes characterizations and other short analyses, essays, book reviews, and poetry.
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The Gold Book - American Literature The Gold Book - American Literature includes 36 weekly lessons similar in format to the other editions of the Learning Language Arts Through Literature series. Written in conversational form, with story summaries and complete answers provided for the discussion questions, this book is easy for any teacher to use. Information has been interwoven into the lessons so that the student becomes familiar with famous American authors. Most lessons include vocabulary-expanding applications. The book is designed for Teacher directed use, or the Student can use it on his own. Answers are found at the end of each lesson. The Student is expected to keep a four-section notebook for assigned writings. The Gold Book - American Literature includes famous American short stories, novels, and poetry. The student analyzes selections of literature, learns literary terminology, writes characterizations and other short analyses, essays, short stories, and poetry.
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