Evan-Moor 2012 Product Catalog by Evan-Moor Educational Publishers

PreK– 8 2012 Spring Catalog Helping Children Learn since 1979

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Dear Educator, Inside this catalog, you will find Evan-Moor favorites, as well as new titles available in print, interactive apps, and e-books—all designed to help educators spark connections with their students. Be sure to explore our newest resources, such as Daily Phonics, Phonics Intervention Centers, and Everyday Literacy: Science. These new titles are built on the successful concept of daily, targeted practice that helps ELLs and early learners grasp important foundational skills. Thank you for the important job you do—helping children learn—and thank you for allowing Evan-Moor to be a part of your classroom. Sincerely, Joy Evans Co-Founder and Publisher

CONTENTS Grammar & Mechanics............................... 4 Spelling........................................................ 9 Language Development.............................. 10 Home–School Connection.......................... 12 Math............................................................. 14 Reading

Fluency................................................... 19

Phonics................................................... 20

Comprehension...................................... 22

Literacy................................................... 26

High Interest............................................ 28

Science........................................................ 30 Social Studies.............................................. 33 Thinking Skills.............................................. 35 Vocabulary.................................................. 36 Writing......................................................... 39 Federal Funding Sources:

I Title I III Title III V Title V

ER Early Reading First RF Reading First 21 21st Century Community Learning Centers

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Grammar & Mechanics

Daily Language Review Short, meaningful practice activities pack a lot of learning power. Used in Over 1 Million Classrooms!

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Grades 1–8 Build students’ language skills and raise test scores with 36 weeks of practice covering grammar, punctuation, usage, and sentence-editing skills. Daily Language Review reinforces the skills covered in your core language arts program through repeated and focused language practice. A scope and sequence chart helps you track and record the skills covered. 136 reproducible pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, III, V, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/dlr Name:

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Grammar & Mechanics

Grade 1

Daily Language Review Centers Appeal to all types of learners with hands-on practice of key concepts. Grades 1–3 Enrich your core language arts program, raise test scores, and inspire genuine learning with Daily Language Review Centers. The 36 motivating centers in each classroom kit help your students develop standards-based language skills. Each center can be used as a teaching device to introduce new skills, as an assigned or free-choice practice activity to reinforce skills, or as an assessment tool. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, III, V, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/dlrcent

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36 Color Centers, Teacher’s Guide, 20 Student Response Booklets, Answer Keys

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Grammar & Mechanics

Daily Paragraph Editing Editing practice that gets results! Students will enjoy being editors as they apply their language usage and proofreading skills to short, engaging texts.

FANTASY: Shea and the Leprechaun

Grades 2–6+ Provide your students with award-winning editing practice that fits into any school day! The 36 weeks of activities in each Daily Paragraph Editing title target specific grade-level capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and language usage skills. Each weekly lesson includes a 4-paragraph composition for students to edit and a related writing prompt. 176 reproducible pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: –I, V, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/dpe

Daily Paragraph Editing

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Writing

Grammar & Mechanics

Daily Handwriting Practice Students practice handwriting skills while exploring content-rich themes and topics. All Gradesâ&#x20AC;&#x192; Handwriting practice with a curriculum tie-in! Daily Handwriting Practice presents students with practice writing letters, words, and sentences about a variety of content-area topics, from language arts to science and social studies. 112 reproducible pages. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 â&#x20AC;&#x192; evan-moor.com/dhp

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Grammar & Mechanics

Language Fundamentals Sentences

Name

Pick and choose the targeted practice your students need—at the level they need it!

15 Some sentences have parts that are joined by connecting words called conjunctions. • One kind of conjunction is a coordinating conjunction.

and but or so yet

GRADES 1–6+ Over 200 reproducible student activity pages, scaffolded to accommodate students’ various skill levels, allow you to target the practice your students need in grammar, mechanics, usage, and vocabulary. Review pages in test format are perfect for test prep, while sentence-editing exercises provide students with a real-world application of skills. 240 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, III, V, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/langfund

• A coordinating conjunction connects two words, two phrases, or two simple sentences.

I would like a sandwich and milk. I would like a game to play or a book to read. We can find a restaurant, and you can buy lunch.

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Language Fundamentals Interactive App GRADES 1–6+ Use the interactive app to easily and efficiently present the same activities as in Language Fundamentals in an interactive format that helps focus students’ attention. Interactive features include an expandable and collapsible “Rule Box” for reinforcing key concepts, and the ability to enable “Check Answer” to quickly review lessons. Ideal for whole class instruction or individual practice. Federal funding sources: I, III, V, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/applangfun

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Grammar & Punctuation Great value for teachers. Great practice for students.

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GRADES 1–6+ Grammar & Punctuation combines direct instruction with fun activities and interactive charts to engage students in the practice and application of grammar and punctuation rules. Each grade level comes jam-packed with 25 rule charts, 3 practice pages for each rule, 4 extra review pages, record sheets, an answer key, and downloadable interactive charts that provide a unique way to approach each lesson. With so much in one book, it’s your ultimate resource for grammar and punctuation practice! 112 reproducible pages. Mac and PC compatible. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/grammar

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SPELLING

Building Spelling Skills The go-to spelling resource for easy-to-integrate daily lessons. Go beyond surface-level memorization with strategies and practice activities that help students internalize spelling patterns, recognize word parts, and associate meaning with spelling. Grades 1–6+ Help your students learn up to 540 grade-level spelling words in 30 weekly units. Each unit includes lesson objectives, four student practice pages, and a dictation activity. Forms for testing, record keeping, creating student word lists, and more give you everything you need to build strong spellers. 160 reproducible pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/bss

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LANGUAGE Development

Multimedia activities connect life experiences to survival vocabulary. Look, Listen, & Speak Connecting language to life! Look Electronic and print posters provide engaging multimedia environments that introduce theme-based vocabulary in context. Listen Interactive games, chants, songs, and read-along stories on a CD-ROM reinforce vocabulary and concepts. Speak Familiar themes help students connect topics and vocabulary to the world around them. Correlated to state standards.

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Picture Cards

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LANGUAGE Development

Reading Grade Level

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Rich with colorful illustrations and creative content, this series will help ELL students develop language skills through reading. Provide students with meaningful opportunities to read, and encourage reluctant readers with an audio of the story so they can follow along. Federal funding sources: I, III evan-moor.com/storiestoread

Teacher’s Guide

Audio CD

Foster a love of reading for English Language Learners in your classroom. Stories to Read—Words to Know

Each Stories to Read—Words to Know Starter Kit contains:

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Full-color storybook provides students with the motivation and practice they need to master language skills. 96 pages. • 12 full-color stories • Picture dictionaries • Activity pages that target important skills

Teacher’s Step-by-step lesson plans and additional teaching resources make it easy to guide students through Guide each lesson. 64 pages. • Reading strategies • Guided instruction • Oral language practice • Vocabulary practice strips • Assessment tests

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Engaging audio readings support struggling or reluctant readers as they follow along with the story. Audio selections are also available in downloadable podcasts on iTunes.

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Comprehension Nonfiction Reading Practice

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Literacy

Leap into literacy! Jump-start early learners’ language and readiness skills with teacher-led instruction and focused daily activities. Everyday Literacy

WEEK 3

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DAY 1

Confirming Understanding

Name

Float or Sink?

WEEK 3

DAY 4

Applying the Concept

Name

Float or Sink?

• 100 daily activities

W EE K

Concept

Some things float and some things sink.

• 20 weekly lessons that each include a scripted teaching path, four reproducible student pages, and an end-of-week game or activity

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Introducing

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Physical Scien ce

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Literacy

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Float or Sink?

Listen. Then draw a line from 1, 2, or 3 to show what happened first, second, and third.

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High Interest High-impact science, social studies, and literature reading selections help struggling readers develop comprehension strategies, vocabulary, and a love for reading.

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Each Hot Topics Classroom Kit Contains: Twenty 4-page high-interest reading selections

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High Interest Unit

Name:

10 Before You Read

Slime!

Crossword Puzzle words Complete the puzzle with

from the Words to Know

Student Pretest box.

Before Reading

bacteria (bak-teer-ee-uh):

plural noun Tiny creatures that live in air, water, soil, animals, people, and food. Some bacteria cause sickness. Others help break down food in the body.

Organs that release chemicals into the body.

mucus (myoo-kus): noun A thick, slippery fluid made the body.

propel (pruh-pel): verb 6

Unit

To push forward.

10 While You Read

Name: saliva (suh-lie-vuh): noun A clear, watery liquid made glands in the mouth.

Slime!

Using a Main-Idea Web

ACROSS . make and release a substance move 2. to make something some Rewrite eachsheading as abut main idea. Then draw lines from each box are helpful, 5. Some of these creature to add details that support each main idea. can make you sick. sometimes a doctor will 6. To see if you are sick, in your neck are swollen. check if the

Main idea:

4. When of

Students are presented with a focus reading strategy supported by a graphic organizer that provides them a way of accessing the text.

Heading: A Slimy Defense Main idea:

and Spit

3. another word for spit

makes a lot you have a cold, your body .

Slime!

After Reading

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Unit

10 After You Read

Name:

Slime!

Students reflect on what theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve read through a brief discussion, test their knowledge through a comprehension test, and respond to the selection through a variety of activities.

SLIME!

Testing Your Knowledge

Read each item and choose the best answer. You may refer to Slime! as you work. 1. Slugs and snails do NOT

need slime for

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2. Why does your nose fill

up with mucus when you

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3. What is the main idea of

Slime!

this article?

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4. What is produced by glands

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5. The hagfish uses slime to

in your mouth?

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Student

Posttest

While Reading

secrete (si-kreet): verb To

DOWN Heading:graduall Mucus y 1. to release something

Students participate in a brief discussion to build background and go over vocabulary words in a reproducible activity.

glands (glandz): plural noun

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Science

Daily Science Spark students’ imaginations with thoughtprovoking questions and build science vocabulary and comprehension! Based on National Science Standards for Life, Earth, and Physical Sciences. Grades K–6+ Why do camels have humps? How far up does the sky reach? Where do echoes come from? These are just some of the motivating questions your students will answer while they investigate the standards-based scientific concepts in Daily Science. Thirty weeks of 10- to 15-minute lessons introduce students to physical-, life-, and earth-science concepts while they find the answers to real-life questions about the world around them. 192 reproducible pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/ds

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Grades PreK–6+ Interesting projects to help students explore and report on books, including bookmarks, pop-ups, puppet forms. Time-saving reproducibles and clever ideas! 96 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, III, V, ER, RF, 21 evan-moor.com/reportbooks

Grades K–2 Publish your students’ work using delightful book-making forms that cover 50 topics ranging from animals to popular holidays. This comprehensive resource provides a diversity of forms and teaching tips to support the multiple levels of writers in one classroom. Separate forms for emergent, beginning, and independent writers make it easy. 304 reproducible pages. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/shape

Grades 3–6 It’s easy for all students to produce impressive reports with the step-bystep lessons and reproducible report forms in Easy File Folder Reports. Curriculumbased topics include: 9 social studies reports, 9 science reports, and 9 reports on holidays and celebrations. 240 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/reportwrite

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Write a Super Sentence Grades 1–3 Turn simple sentences into super sentences! Step-bystep directions guide students through the process of describing who, what, where, and when. Transparencies, writing forms, writing-center activities, and a trait-based writing guide make it easy. 64 pages plus 2 transparencies. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/swrite

How to Write a Story

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How to Write a Story Grades 4–6+ Writing templates and a trait-based writing guide help you successfully lead students through the writing process. 96 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/storywrite Grades 4–6+ EMC 794-C12

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Grades 2–4 Provide students with structured practice in writing narrative, descriptive, how-to, and compare-and-contrast paragraphs. Resources include transparencies, writing forms, graphic organizers, and more. 80 pages plus 8 transparencies. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/pwrite

Writing Poetry with Children Grades 1–6+ Introduce your students to six types of poetry. How-to charts, reproducible forms, writing prompts, and a trait-based writing guide make it easy. 96 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/poetrywrite Grades 1–6+ EMC 734-C12

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Giant Write Every Day— Daily Writing Prompts

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Creative Writing Ideas Grades 1–6+ Students complete activities such as draw and write, riddles, sequence and write, and letter writing. 96 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/cwrite Grades 1–6+ EMC 206-C12

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can own! A trait-based writing guide, 300 “quickwrites,” 202 story starters, and 141 writing forms are just some of the resources that help you get students excited about writing. 176 pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/gwrite

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Writing Forms—Tops & Bottoms Grades K–2 Add an artistic flair to your class’s writing practice! The 69 reproducible, illustrated forms in this book are perfect for publishing student writing and come in four fun themes: storybook characters, holidays, children around the world, and people at work. 160 pages. Federal funding sources: I, V, 21 evan-moor.com/fwrite Grades K–2 EMC 596-C12

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Daily 6-Trait Writing Trait-based writing instruction that fits into any writing program! Boost writing skills through 25 weeks of targeted practice with the six essential writing traits: ideas, organization, word choice, sentence fluency, voice, and conventions. Grades 1–6+ Daily 6-Trait Writing is the first teaching resource to provide students with structured, daily practice on trait-based writing skills. The 125 scaffolded lessons break down each trait into targeted skills practiced in 10- to 15-minute activities. 160 reproducible pages. Correlated to state standards and Common Core State Standards. Federal funding sources: I, V, RF evan-moor.com/6trait WEEK

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