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A Badger’s Burrow
This nonfiction descriptive title provides excellent domain-specific vocabulary as well as important life science information. Many photos, correlated to the text, provide evidence about the badger’s home and behavior.
Prosecuting Trusts
Discusses how big businesses used trusts as a way to control their competitors and how monopolies controlled the market for those goods or services.
All About Carrots
Information about the familiar carrot helps build vocabulary and content knowledge about how vegetables grow. This descriptive life science title provides an example of cause and effect with strong visual information.
Gloria's Triangles
This narrative introduces shapes, counting, and technology through Gloria's exploration into triangles. This fiction title is paired with the nonfiction title "Triangles on My Tablet" for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.
Corn in the Summer
In this descriptive title, children learn about a vegetable, a season, and how things grow. Pictures of a corn crop, from seedlings to harvest, show cause and effect. Kids can experience a cornfield as though they were there.
Counting with Crayons
The disciplines of Math and Art are combined to teach students how to use real-world objects to count.
Wet and Dry
The compare-and-contrast text structure used in this title provides emerging readers with fundamental information about the physical world and how it works.
My Brother's Class
In this procedural narrative, the shape of the earth is the lesson of the day. The text provides opportunities to explore shapes, colors, and basic earth science.
Zoo Countdown
Thrilling, anticipated trips are a great way to teach children how to count and use calendars. An exciting trip to the zoo is used in this story. One by one the days pass, and readers will count down to the anticipated day with Giant pandas. This fiction title is paired to the nonfiction title "I Can Use a Calendar" for connecting across texts and comprehension through connection strategies.
The Populist Party
Examines the history of the Populist Party in the United States, which was formed in 1892 to represent the needs of working-class citizens and bring about reform in government, big business, and labor laws.
