The Carrot Seed

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The Potty Train

The potty train is coming! All aboard! Time to say good-bye to diapers and take the journey to Underpants Station. Are you ready? Let's chug away on the Potty Train!

Safety First: In the Home

This great series looks at how children can help themselves to stay safe

The Happy Day

Snow is falling. all the animals are fast asleep in their animal homes. They awake. They open their eyes. They sniff. They Run. What will they find? This book is as fresh as the first day of spring

How to Hide a Parakeet& Other Birds

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ISBN/ISSN

0-448-40964-X

Collation

ill; col; pbk

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Call Number

599 HEL

Writing to Prompts in the Trait-Based Classroom Literature Response

This book contains ready to use prompts for more than 45 best loved books including many Newberry winners, organized by realistic fiction, historical fiction, and fantasy fiction. It also includes guidelines for using R.A.F.T.S. prompts, reproducible versions to distribute to students, and all the tools you need to create your own prompts.

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ISBN/ISSN

1-844-21269-6

Collation

24p; ill; col; hc

Series Title

My World

Call Number

516 MER

Here, There Be Dragons

John, Jack, and Charles are strangers brought together by the Imaginarium Geographica an atlas of all the lands that have ever existed in myth and legend, fable and fairy tale. On the eve of the murder of a caretaker of the Geographica, the men learn that it is now up to them to protect the atlas from the Winter King, an evil conqueror gaining strength in the world of the imaginary. After secur…

Content Areas : Writing to Prompts in the Trait-Based Classroom - Grades 3 An…

More than 75 writing prompts for math, social studies, and science, based on NCCTM, NCSS, and NAS standards.

40 Reproducible Forms for the Writing Traits Classroom : Grade 3 and Up

From the experts in trait-based writing instruction comes this collection of time-saving reproducible forms for planning instruction, keeping records, communicating with parents, and-most importantly- helping your students produce their best work.