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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Step into the stories of journeys, traditions, and new beginnings-while building stronger writers every day.Finding Home pairs powerful immigration-themed children's books with ready-to-use sentence-writing activities that invite students to reflect, connect, and express meaningful ideas with clarity-all while learning to craft polished, multi-clause sentences worth sharing. Whether students are tracing the footsteps of ancestors, exploring cultural traditions, or discovering stories of courage and hope, this volume blends compelling narratives with thoughtful, skill-building writing practice.Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a TimeHave you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of connections, observations, and insights-but when it's time to write, those ideas shrink into short, overly simple sentences For many young writers, translating rich thinking into strong written statements is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their ideas and turn them into clear, expressive sentences when writing.That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are learning from each children's book. Students get structured opportunities to analyze ideas, experiment with sentence structure, and build confidence in expressing their thinking.The activities are designed with flexibility in mind. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting.And the best part All the prep has been done for you!With about a dozen sentence-writing activities per children's book, students will analyze ideas, experiment with syntax, expand simple ideas into richly detailed statements, add depth and details through appositives, and use Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarity.Featuring activities based on 17 children's books (each sold separately), including Ellis Island by Elaine Landau, Grandfather's Journey by Allen Say, and The Keeping Quilt by Patricia Polacco, Finding Home is the third in a four-volume series for Grades 3 & 4-alongside Volume 1 Oceans of Wonder, Volume 2 Spacebound!, and Volume 4 Inspired to Create. In addition, consider exploring the Grades 1 & 2 and Grades 2 & 3 collections to find the best match for your students. Each offers its own themes and writing opportunities-all crafted to support strong, confident sentence writers, one sentence at a time. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Discover the artists, inventors, and visionaries who helped shape our world-while helping your students write like pros!Inspired to Create pairs art- and creativity-themed children's books with sentence-writing activities that invite students to observe carefully, think deeply, and express ideas with precision. From painters and sculptors to composers and designers, this volume blends fascinating biographies with thoughtful writing practice that builds polished, multi-clause sentences worth sharing. Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a TimeHave you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of connections, observations, and insights-but when it's time to write, those ideas shrink into short, stilted sentences For many young writers, translating rich thinking into strong written statements is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their ideas and turn them into clear, expressive sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are learning from each children's book. Students get structured opportunities to analyze ideas, experiment with sentence structure, and build confidence in expressing their thinking.The activities are designed with flexibility in mind. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting.And the best part All the prep has been done for you!With about a dozen sentence-writing activities per children's book, students will analyze ideas, experiment with syntax, expand simple ideas into richly detailed statements, add depth and details through appositives, and use Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarity.Featuring activities based on 24 children's books (each sold separately), including Mr. Matisse and His Cutouts by Annemarie van Haeringen, The Noisy Paint Box: The Colors and Sounds of Kandinsky's Abstract Art by Barb Rosenstock, and When Marian Sang: The True Recital of Marian Anderson by Pam Muñoz Ryan, Inspired to Create is the fourth in a four-volume series for Grades 3 & 4-alongside Volume 1 Oceans of Wonder, Volume 2 Spacebound!, and Volume 3 Finding Home. In addition, consider exploring the Grades 1 & 2 and Grades 2 & 3 collections to find the best match for your students. Each offers its own themes and writing opportunities-all crafted to support strong, confident sentence writers, one sentence at a time.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Step into a world of glass slippers, hidden identities, and magical transformations-told in cultures far and wide. Cinderella Stories Around the World pairs beloved global retellings of this classic story with ready-to-use sentence-writing activities that strengthen vocabulary, deepen comprehension, and help beginning writers craft sentences as memorable as the stories they love. Building Confident Young Writers. One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many beginning writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their ideas and turn them into clear, complete sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. Students get supportive opportunities to analyze ideas, experiment with sentence structure, and build confidence in expressing their thinking. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind. The themes, vocabulary, and sentence structures are well suited for both 1st and 2nd grade students. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students get hands-on practice with analyzing ideas, experimenting with sentence structure, and crafting multi-clause sentences that spark their understanding. Students will learn to: Bring a fragment to life as a polished, complete sentencePlay with statements, questions, and commands to capture different tones and purposesStretch a short idea into a richly detailed sentence by adding details that describe when, where, how, and whyExperiment with powerful structures like Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 16 children's books (each sold separately): Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story by Tomie dePaolaBigfoot Cinderrrrrella by Tony JohnstonCendrillon: A Caribbean Cinderella by Robert San SouciCinderella, Or, The Little Glass Slipper translated by Marcia BrownDomitila: A Cinderella Tale from the Mexican Tradition by Jewell Reinhart CoburnThe Egyptian Cinderella by Shirley ClimoFair, Brown & Trembling retold by Jude DalyThe Golden Sandal: A Middle Eastern Cinderella Story by Rebecca HickoxIrish Cinderlad by Shirley ClimoThe Korean Cinderella by Shirley ClimoMufaro's Beautiful Daughters: An African Tale by John SteptoeThe Persian Cinderella by Shirley ClimoPrincess Furball retold by Charlotte HuckThe Rough-Face Girl by Rafe MartinSmoky Mountain Rose: An Appalachian Cinderella by Alan SchroederYen-Shen: A Cinderella Story from China retold by Ai-Ling Louie Cinderella Stories Around the World is the fourth in a four-volume series for Grades 1 & 2-alongside The Joy of Reading, Curious Creatures, and Storms and Strength. When your students are ready for more complex writing opportunities Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Standing Up for Civil Rights pairs compelling, justice-focused children's books with sentence-writing activities that help students think deeply about fairness, equality, and historical change-while learning to craft polished, multi-clause sentences worth sharing. Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many developing writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their thinking and turn it into clear, complete sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are learning from each children's book, while also giving them structured opportunities to analyze ideas and experiment with sentence structure. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind and are ideal for both 2nd and 3rd graders. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With about 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students will analyze ideas, experiment with structure, and craft clear, precise, and sophisticated sentences. Students will learn to: Expand simple ideas into richly detailed statements by adding details that describe when, where, how, and whyAdd depth and detail through appositives, learning to insert extra information that makes writing more vivid and specificExperiment with Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 17 children's books (each sold separately): Abraham Lincoln: Lawyer, Leader, Legend by Justine and Ron FontesThe Case for Loving: The Fight for Interracial Marriage by Selina AlkoFreedom on the Menu: The Greensboro Sit-Ins by Carole Boston WeatherfordHappy Birthday, Martin Luther King, Jr. by Jean MarzolloHeart on Fire: Susan B. Anthony Votes for President by Ann MalaspinaHenry's Freedom Box: A True Story from the Underground Railroad by Ellen LevineI Am Martin Luther King, Jr. by Brad MeltzerI Could Do That! Esther Morris Gets Women the Vote by Linda Arms WhiteLet the Children March by Monica Clark-RobinsonThe Listeners by Gloria WhelanMartin Luther King Jr. and the March on Washington by Frances RuffinMartin's Big Words by Doreen RappaportA Picture Book of Martin Luther King, Jr. by David A. AdlerRuby Bridges Goes to School: My True Story by Ruby BridgesSeparate Is Never Equal: The Story of Sylvia Mendez and Her Family by Duncan TonatiuhSit-In: How Four Friends Stood Up by Sitting Down by Andrea Davis PinkneyThe Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert ColesTwo Friends: Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass by Dean RobbinsStanding Up for Civil Rights is the third in a four-volume series for Grades 2 & 3-alongside Cha Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Feast on stories-while serving up stronger, more confident writing! Food for Thought brings together engaging, food-themed children's books with sentence-writing activities that invite students to think about where food comes from, how people share it, and why it matters in everyday life. From classic folktales to modern informational texts, these stories spark curiosity-and the writing routines help students turn that curiosity into clear, well-crafted, multi-clause sentences they're proud to share. Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many developing writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their thinking and turn it into clear, complete sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is filled with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom conversations about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are learning from each children's book, while giving them structured opportunities to analyze ideas and experiment with sentence structure. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind, ideal for grades 2 and 3. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With about 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students will analyze ideas, experiment with structure, and craft clear, precise, and sophisticated sentences. Students will learn to: Expand simple ideas into richly detailed statements by adding information that describes when, where, how, and whyAdd depth and detail through appositives, inserting extra information that makes writing more vivid and specificExperiment with Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 17 children's books (each sold separately): Before We Eat: From Farm to Table by Pat BrissonBone Button Borscht by Aubrey DavisThe Digestive System by Rebecca JohnsonThe Digestive System by Jennifer PriorThe Digestive System by Christine Taylor-ButlerFarmer Will Allen and the Growing Table by Jacqueline Briggs MartinGood Enough to Eat: A Kid's Guide to Food and Nutrition by Lizzy RockwellGranny Torrelli Makes Soup by Sharon CreechHow Did That Get in My Lunchbox? by Chris ButterworthThe Quest to Digest by Mary CorcoranThe Seven Silly Eaters by Mary Ann HobermanStone Soup by Marcia BrownStrega Nona: An Old Tale Retold by Tomie dePaolaStrega Nona: Her Story by Tomie dePaolaThunder Cake by Patricia PolaccoToo Many Tamales by Gary SotoThe Vegetables We Eat by Gail GibbonsFood for Thought is the fourth in a four-volume series for Grades 2 & 3-alongside Changes in Seasons, Westward, America!, and Standing Up for Civil Rights. Explore the Grades 1 & 2 and Grades 3 Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Feel the power of the wind, rain, and storms-while discovering the strength it takes to weather them! Storms and Strength combines weather-filled adventures and inspiring tales of perseverance with ready-to-use sentence-writing activities that help students learn to build detailed and precise sentences while exploring how people, animals, and communities endure challenges with courage. Building Confident Young Writers. One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many beginning writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their ideas and turn them into clear, complete sentences when writing.That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are hearing and learning from each children's book. Students get supportive opportunities to analyze ideas, experiment with sentence structure, and build confidence in expressing their thinking. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind. The themes, vocabulary, and sentence structures are well suited for both 1st and 2nd grade students. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students get hands-on practice with analyzing ideas, experimenting with sentence structure, and crafting multi-clause sentences that spark their understanding. Students will learn to: Bring a fragment to life as a polished, complete sentencePlay with statements, questions, and commands to capture different tones and purposesStretch a short idea into a richly detailed sentence by adding details that describe when, where, how, and whyExperiment with powerful structures like Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 14 children's books (each sold separately): Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith ViorstThe Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba and Bryan MealerBrave Irene by William SteigCloudy With a Chance of Meatballs by Judi BarrettCome On, Rain! by Karen HesseFeel the Wind by Arthur DorrosGilberto and the Wind by Marie Hall EtsHurricanes! by Gail GibbonsKaty and the Big Snow by Virginia Lee BurtonThe Little House by Virginia Lee BurtonOwl at Home by Arnold LobelSnowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs MartinTime of Wonder by Robert McCloskeyTornadoes! by Gail Gibbons Storms and Strength is the third in a four-volume series for Grades 1 & 2-alongside The Joy of Reading, Curious Creatures, and Cinderella Stories Around the World. When your students are ready for more complex writing opportunities, companion volumes for Grades 2 & 3 and Grades 3 & 4 offer expanded ways to help writers bu Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Saddle up for an epic journey-where history, adventure, and writing skills ride side by side! Westward, America! pairs history-rich children's books with sentence-writing activities that immerse students in America's westward expansion while strengthening their ability to craft polished, multi-clause sentences worth sharing. From pioneer journeys and cowboy legends to Native American histories and railroad expansion, this volume connects powerful stories of the American West with meaningful writing practice your students will remember. Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many developing writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their thinking and turn it into clear, complete sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are learning from each children's book, while also giving them structured opportunities to analyze ideas and experiment with sentence structure. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind, working well for both 2nd and 3rd graders. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With about 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students will analyze ideas, experiment with structure, and craft clear, precise, and sophisticated sentences. Students will learn to: Expand simple ideas into richly detailed statements by adding details that describe when, where, how, and whyAdd depth and detail through appositives, learning to insert extra information that makes writing more vivid and specificExperiment with Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 17 children's books (each sold separately): Bill Pickett: Rodeo-Ridin' Cowboy by Andrea PickneyThe Buffalo Are Back by Jean Craighead GeorgeCowboys and Cowgirls: Yippee Yay! by Gail GibbonsCowgirl Kate and Cocoa by Erica SilvermanHow We Crossed the West by Rosalyn SchanzerJohn Henry by Julius LesterJohn Henry, An American Legend by Ezra Jack KeatsJohnny Appleseed by Steven KelloggJourney of a Pioneer by Patricia J. MurphyThe Legend of the Bluebonnet by Tomie dePaolaThe Legend of the Indian Paintbrush by Tomie dePaolaLocomotive by Brian FlocaMaybelle the Cable Car by Virginia Lee BurtonPlains Indians by Andrew SantellaSacajawea: Her True Story by Joyce MiltonThe Story of Johnny Appleseed by AlikiThe Trail of Tears by Joseph BruchacWestward, America! is the second in a four-volume series for Grades 2 & 3-alongside Changes in Seasons, Standing Up for Civil Rights, and Food for Thought. Explore Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Open the door to the magic of books and the people who bring them to life! The Joy of Reading pairs beloved children's stories about libraries, reading, and the power of books with ready-to-use sentence-writing activities that strengthen vocabulary, deepen comprehension, and transform beginning writers into confident sentence-builders. Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many beginning writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their ideas and turn them into clear, complete sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful sentence writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are hearing and learning from each children's book. Students get supportive opportunities to analyze ideas, experiment with sentence structure, and build confidence in expressing their thinking. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind. The themes, vocabulary, and sentence structures are well suited for both 1st and 2nd grade students. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students get hands-on practice with analyzing ideas, experimenting with sentence structure, and crafting multi-clause sentences that spark their understanding. Students will learn to: Bring a fragment to life as a polished, complete sentencePlay with statements, questions, and commands to capture different tones and purposesStretch a short idea into a richly detailed sentence by adding details that describe when, where, how, and whyExperiment with powerful structures like Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 19 children's books (each sold separately): Abe Lincoln: The Boy Who Loved Books by Kay WintersBats at the Library by Brian LiesBorn to Read by Judy SierraThe Boy Who Was Raised by Librarians by Carla MorrisThe Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver JeffersThe Librarian of Basra: A True Story from Iraq by Jeanette WinterThe Library by Sarah StewartLibrary Lion by Michelle KnudsenLibrary Mouse by Daniel KirkMiss Brooks Loves Books (and I Don't) by Barbara BottnerMy Librarian Is a Camel: How Books Are Brought to Children Around the World by Margriet RuursThe Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read by Rita Lorraine HubbardPoppleton by Cynthia RylantRain School by James RumfordThe Right Word: Roget and His Thesaurus by Jen BryantThank You, Mr. Falker by Patricia PolaccoThat Book Woman by Heather HensonTomas and the Library Lady by Pat MoraWaiting for the Biblioburro by Monica Brown The Joy of Reading is the first in a four-volume series</ Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Step into the changing seasons-where every shift in weather, color, and light becomes an opportunity to strengthen your students' writing. Changes in Seasons weaves together lively stories about falling leaves, snowy days, and the many moods of the weather with sentence-writing activities that invite students to notice, describe, and express the changing world around them-while learning to craft polished, multi-clause sentences worth sharing. Building Confident Young Writers . . . One Sentence at a Time Have you ever noticed how your students can share lively ideas during a discussion-full of excitement, observations, and details-but when it comes time to write, those ideas shrink down into short, stilted sentences? For many developing writers, moving from spoken language to written sentences is a big step. Even when they understand the content well, they often need support to organize their thinking and turn it into clear, complete sentences when writing. That's where this series comes in. Each book is packed with ready-to-use prompts and sample responses that stretch students' writing skills and spark rich classroom discussions about what strong, thoughtful writing looks like. These prompts make it easy to blend meaningful writing practice with comprehension support by reinforcing what students are learning from each children's book, while also giving them structured opportunities to analyze ideas and experiment with sentence structure. The activities are designed with flexibility in mind and are ideal for both 2nd and 3rd graders. You don't need to follow a specific curriculum to benefit from this resource-these routines support strong sentence writing and critical thinking in any classroom, tutoring, or homeschool setting. And the best part? All the prep has been done for you! With about 12 sentence-writing activities per children's book, students will analyze ideas, experiment with structure, and craft clear, precise, and sophisticated sentences. Students will learn to: Expand simple ideas into richly detailed statements by adding information that describes when, where, how, and whyAdd depth and detail through appositives, by inserting extra information that makes writing more vivid and specificExperiment with Because/But/So Statements to express cause, contrast, and consequence with clarityFeaturing activities based on the following 15 children's books (each sold separately): A Color of His Own by Leo LionniFrog and Toad All Year by Arnold LobelHenry and Mudge in the Sparkle Days by Cynthia RylantHow Do You Know It's Fall? by Lisa HerringtonThe Little Yellow Leaf by Carin BergerThe Longest Day: Celebrating the Summer Solstice by Wendy PfefferOver and Under the Snow by Kate MessnerPoppleton in the Winter by Cynthia RylantThe Reasons for Seasons by Gail GibbonsThe Seasons of Arnold's Apple Tree by Gail GibbonsThe Shortest Day: Celebrating the Winter Solstice by Wendy PfefferSky Tree: Seeing Science Through Art by Thomas LockerSnow by Cynthia RylantSunshine Makes the Seasons by Franklyn M. BranleyWhy Do Leaves Change Color? by Betsy MaestroChanges in Seasons is the first in a four-volume series for Grades 2 & 3-alongside Westward, America!, Standing Up for Civil Rights, and Food for Thought. Explore the Grades 1 & 2 and Grades 3 & 4 collections to find the best fit for your students. Each collection offers its own themes and wr Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…