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Dear Colleague, This catalogue will guide you through resources that are used and loved around the globe by primary and elementary teachers and their learners. No matter which curriculum you are following, we have resources to meet your teaching and learning needs. We offer modern and engaging programmes that will enhance the learning experience along with planning, assessment and reporting tools to allow you to spend more time teaching. Well-known UK and US series are a huge part of how we can support you, but it doesn’t end there: • On page 1 you will find a showcase of some supplementary materials we’ve created especially for the Arab world – for Literacy, Science and Mathematics. • Don’t miss the Arabic versions of Activity Guides that accompany our much-loved Jamboree Storytime series (found on page 52-53). • You may recognise international favourites such as Bug Club (pages 16-21), Abacus Evolve (pages 80-82) and Heinemann Explore Science (pages 102-103). – Look out for the updated editions and new components for 2013! Combining these resources with the latest digital learning technologies, assessment solutions and teachers’ professional development opportunities, Pearson has the depth of experience and knowledge to become your true partner in all aspects of education. Our presence in the Middle East and Africa spans decades and we’re as passionate about education and supporting your students as you are. Don’t take our word for it. We’d love to show you. Browse the catalogue by age, years or grades: Age
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This program is also available in Spanish
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Resources created especially for the Arab World 6 Levels. 30 Readers. 6 Activity Books. Perfect as a supplementary reading scheme for the classroom, and for reading practice at home.
This non-fiction series is an easy way to engage young learners with everyday topics whilst developing vocabulary and an appreciation of the world around them.
Illustrated Junior Dictionaries for Science and Mathematics For English Language Learners in Arabic speaking countries
Great support for mastering the language used in Science and Mathematics in the primary classroom. Available in a handy-sized book, as a CD-ROM, in a pack containing both and as a CD-ROM for your school network (up to 50 users).
Social Studies for Saudi Arabia (Exclusively available in Saudi Arabia) A complete Social Studies course for Kindergarten to Grade 8
Written specifically for international and private schools in Saudi Arabia, with uncomplicated language to ensure suitability for learners of English, this series boasts a local author and development team, the integration of digital classroom technology and unrivalled support for students and teachers alike.
Visit www.pearson.com/middleeast for more information on these series or contact your local representative (see back of this catalogue).
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Digital solutions your way Today’s classrooms are diverse. The teaching styles and learning needs, of each individual, need to be met for a personalized learning path to be achieved. But teaching and learning goes beyond the classroom and can take place anytime, anywhere. It also involves many people – teachers, learners, parents and administrators. Our digital solutions support personalized learning in the classroom, at home and on the go – for everyone. From traditional print materials to software, to apps for the latest digital devices, each individual can realise their potential in the classroom and in life.
eBooks eBooks are electronic books that provide an excellent alternative to print editions. They can be viewed on a computer, whiteboard or mobile device. For students, eBooks allow access to content anywhere whilst reducing the weight of their book bag. For teachers, not only are eBooks easy to use, they provide a great way to keep the class engaged as a group and independently. Annotations and notes can be added to every page so that an eBook can become a living document that is built on. Some eBooks provide audio, with pages being read aloud which enhances the English language learners experience. Technical requirements: Computers/tablets/whiteboard. Internet access required for online eBooks.
Online Digital Path Online delivery of interactive student components and resources, along with teaching planning, assessment and reporting features make for a fully streamlined and highly effective teacher and learner experience. They offer students a media rich, enjoyable experience so they learn as they live, in a digital world. Students can learn at their own pace following their own personalized path through the content. With all resources organized in one place plus classroom management, planning and assessment features, teachers can focus on teaching. Technical requirements: C omputer/Android tablet, internet access, flash based devices.
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CD/DVD-ROMs Schools without internet access can still enjoy the interactive aspects of our top digital programmes. The content delivered on CD or DVD also offers an engaging environment for students. With videos, audio and animations offered, they provide the same rich experiences as online resources but without the need for internet. They are a great first step for teachers looking to add some digital learning to the classroom. Technical requirements: Computer. No internet required.
Apps An app (application) is a piece of software that can be run on a computer or mobile device with an internet connection. Many apps once downloaded can be run offline without an internet connection. We offer apps for both teachers and students. Our teacher apps enhance instruction and enable teachers to be more responsive to individual student needs while teaching. Our student apps are perfect for today’s digital natives. They offer a range of fun preparation and practice support through videos, games and assessment to enhance independent learning and for extra practice at home. Technical requirements: Tablet and internet required (for initial download). See app for specific tablet compatibility (Apple iPad, Android device).
Parent Participation/Home Learning CD and Internet based resources such as eBooks and apps can be used to support home learning, providing extra practice and homework. For students they provide another exciting learning experience outside of the classroom with the support of parent participation. For teachers, it extends learning into the home as well as improving parent– school involvement and relationships, including reporting and tracking pupil progress. Technical requirements: Computer and internet access required.
Interactive Whiteboard We offer a vast array of CD and internet based resources for front of class delivery on an Interactive Whiteboard. Perfect for boosting whole-class involvement, the resources capture the attention of learners and keep them engaged. Technical requirements: Projector, whiteboard, computer, internet (not essential).
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Their learning, their future, their way SuccessMaker is a digitally driven reading and math learning experience focused on the needs of the individual learners for Grades K-8 (ages 4-14)
Award winning educational software focused on you With more than 40 years in the educational technology industry and over six million students inspired by our programs, we dedicate our experience, our people, and our passion to creating dynamic educational software programs like SuccessMaker that prepare learners today for the world they will build tomorrow.
Dierentiation on Demand SuccessMaker is designed to evaluate, support, and challenge learners in the way that’s right for them based on actual performance. This deep differentiation allows you to serve students of all levels in an environment that empowers each of them to be successful.
Supports all Teaching and Learning Needs SuccessMaker is a great match for students at varying proficiency levels and for a variety of learning needs including mainstream learners, special needs, advanced learners English language learners and response to intervention.
Comprehensive Curriculum SuccessMaker is a complete K-8 curriculum solution offering content to support core reading and math instruction for grades K through 8 in one comprehensive program.
Real-world Implementation With your schedule, your technology and your staff in mind, SuccessMaker is designed to work in the real world, not just an ideal one, offering flexible deployment and extended learning with a range of deployment Models For Your Bandwidth And Infrastructure .
Data-Driven Decisions SuccessMaker is uniquely designed with a robust reporting system enabling teachers and administrators to make data-based, instructional decisions to personalize learning. Visit www.SuccessMaker.com to learn more or contact your local Pearson representative (see details at the back of this catalogue).
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Scott Foresman Reading Street ©2011
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Where the love of reading begins… Scott Foresman Reading Street ©2011 is a comprehensive reading and language arts series for the 21st century. Reading Street delivers classic and soon-to-be classic literature, scientifically research-based instruction and a wealth of groundbreaking online experiences for high student engagement. Assess your students’ cognitive skills, alphabet knowledge and social emotional development. Inspire class discussion and build speaking and listening skills with interactive charts, songs and activities. Engage students and develop a life-long love of reading with big books, trade books and little books, which also provide shared reading opportunities.
Choose the approach that meets the needs of you and your students 1 As a Core Program, offering comprehensive coverage of all skills and genres in a structured approach, using the student edition, teacher edition, teacher resource pack (practice, testing and assessment) and leveled readers (differentiated levels, plus English language learners). 2 The Guided Reading approach supports small group instruction and individual teaching and learning styles, with differentiation for three levels, plus English language learners. Includes a package for each grade level containing six copies of each leveled reader and an accompanying teacher guide. 3 Teaching by Strand provides leveled readers to support your existing program. The teacher resources provide dedicated guidance on boosting oral language, phonics, spelling, vocabulary, comprehension, fluency, writing and grammar.
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Kindergarten Package Built around six units that develop phonemic awareness, high frequency words, vocabulary, comprehension, listening and speaking skills. Contains a wide range of teacher and learner resources including ELL resources.
Student Resources Features high-quality, authentic literature organized around units that develop gradelevel science and history/social science concepts. The reading selections develop comprehension, vocabulary and writing skills. Grades K-1: six volumes Grades 2-6: two volumes for each grade Also available in grade-level packages and on DVD Reader’s and Writer’s Notebooks provides practice in grammar, writing and spelling, take-home word lists and a cumulative review. Can be used as a consumable workbook or used as photocopiable worksheets.
Teacher’s Resources My Teaching Library Package is a comprehensive teacher resource that includes: Lessons to support modeling, guided practice and your own teaching routine. The First Stop on Reading Street Teacher’s Edition which explains the Reading Street research base, outlines the programs scope and sequence, provides support for teaching by strand and helpful classroom management guidance. A time management aid and a built in professional development feature to support new and experienced teachers.
Assessment Resources Fresh Reads for Fluency and Comprehension – target, assess and review comprehension skills at three levels each week. End-of-Year Benchmark Assessment – summative assessments to help evaluate students progress at the end of each unit and each year. Includes information on administering the test, scoring and interpreting the results. Assessment Handbook – provides suggestions for classroom-based assessment and ideas for preparing students for high-stakes tests. Baseline Group Test – Assesses learners’ strengths and needs and provides guidance on accurate grouping.
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Leveled Readers The Leveled Readers Bookshelf Collections of readers are grouped into three levels and then by grade to develop and target the vocabularly and comprehension skills according to the needs of learners. Available by grade level and in packages of six for guided reading. Leveled Readers Below-Level Bookshelf Collection (Grades 1-6) Leveled Readers On-Level Bookshelf Collection (Grades 1-6) Leveled Readers Advanced Bookshelf Collection (Grades 1-6) In addition there is also a Decodable Practice Readers Bookshelf Collection and ELL/ELD Readers Bookshelf collections.
Intervention Reading Street Response to Intervention Kit is a carefully planned scope and sequence and 90 15-minute lessons build phonological and phonemic awareness. The kit contains the following components, which are also available separately: Phonemic Awareness Teaching Guide Phonics and Decoding Worktext and Teaching Guide Vocabulary Worktext and Teaching Guide Comprehension Worktext and Teaching Guide Placement Tests Write-on/Wipe-off Boards, Letter Tiles and Routines Flip Chart.
Technology With Scott Foresman Reading Street, all instruction is accessible digitally so you can teach reading the way students learn – visually, interactively and digitally.
Perfect partners... What’s online?
My Sidewalks on Scott Foresman Reading Street: Intensive Reading Intervention is an intensive reading intervention program that accelerates the reading development of struggling students (see page 68). Language Central supports English language learners to accelerate their language development through explicit instruction and daily practice (see pages 54-55).
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For Teachers: Reading Street Online Digital Path License via SuccessNet – provides access to all online digital components. Reading Street Online Digital Path Assets DVD-ROM – contains video and animation from the Digital Path online program. Teacher Resource DVD-ROM – contains Reading Street Teacher Resources in digital format. Also available online. Examview® Assessment Suite CD-ROM – create, customize, print end-of-year benchmark tests, analyze results and prescribe activities using Reading Street resources.
For Students: Reading Street Readers CD-ROM – provides weekly readers, connected to the core content, in electronic format to build background, scaffold comprehension and promote fluency. AudioText CDs – complete narration of the Student Edition allows access for all learners, ideal for English language learners, struggling readers and auditory learners. Background Building Audio CDs – engaging interviews, songs and primary source recordings. Sing with Me Audio CDs – amazing words and songs increase learner’s comprehension. Phonics Songs and Rhymes Audio CD – helps introduce and practice weekly phonics skills and phonemic awareness. Modeled Pronunciation Audio CD – Models correct pronunciation of all 70 sounds in English.
Reading Street for English Language Learners These resources support the integration of English language learners into the mainstream classroom. Resources include ELL Handbook, ELL/ELD Readers Teachers Guide/ ELL Posters, ELL Readers Bookshelf Collection, ELD Readers Bookshelf Collection, plus a range of Audio and Audio Text CDs. Personalized learning paths with explicit and focused instruction supports all learners . ELL supports help learners access content and build English language. Priority reading skills of phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension are explicitly scaffolded and taught.
Content & Language Objectives for ELL are provided for each lesson. Concepts are frontloaded by connecting essential questions, concepts, video and text to prior experiences. Comprehensive inputs scaffold learning with hands-on learning, multi-lingual summaries, graphic organizers and models. Extensive language production in every lesson through Concept Talk develops oral language, confidence and fluency. Assessment for content and language understanding informs planning and transforms the teaching pathway. 13
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Bug Club
Complete Programme
What’s online?
226 Bug Club books and eBooks and 104 Phonics Bug decodable books and eBooks.
new component!
The whole-school reading programme for 21st century children Bug Club is the new reading programme that joins books with an online reading world to teach today’s children to read. Combining rigorous pedagogy with fantastic design and cutting-edge technology, it’s a fresh and modern take on traditional reading programmes. Books and eBooks.
Audio narrations of eBooks.
Finely levelled by book band and UK National Curriculum level.
Ideal for independent reading.
Matched to reading recovery levels.
Perfect partners... Sing, Spell, Read & Write ©2004 – see page 64
Matched to phonic phases. Includes variety of genres – fiction, non-fiction, comics, plays.
Teacher resources – whiteboard activities, interactive games, activity sheets, lesson plans, assessment tools, guided reading cards.
Phonics Bug – see page 22
Teach …all the children in your class with Bug Club’s unbeatable teacher resources.
Inspire ... a love of reading with exciting books, a diversity of characters and genres, and an online world that reading even more rewarding.
Assess ... pupils’ progress through a range of tools for summative and formative assessment.
Consolidate ... their learning using a wide range of games, worksheets and eBook quizzes.
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An online world that children will love Bug Club’s online reading world will transform your children’s reading experiences. It’s what makes Bug Club different, exciting and gripping for 21st century children. Each child has a personalised homepage where they’ll find their eBooks. Each eBook is packed full of fun quizzes to earn Bug Points and test their comprehension. The Bug Points can be used to personalise their homepage and keeps them motivated to read more. Bug Club’s range of genres (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, prose and comics) features a huge cast of exciting characters to motivate children to pick up a book and read. Fine levelling gives children finer steps in reading progression.
Unbeatable support for teachers Bug Club is full of teacher support that saves teachers time.
Parents can help too There are plenty of jargon-free parent notes, independent reading tips and quick games to help them get more out of reading at home.
Online reporting tool gives automated feedback linked to Assessment Focuses and core literacy skills. Allocation tool means you can allocate eBooks to children to use at home to consolidate their learning. eBook annotation tools, guided reading notes and photocopiable activity sheets save valuable teacher planning time in the classroom.
Comics for Phonics new! The brilliant way to reward and motivate young readers and giving them extra practise on the phonics skills they have learnt! 30 finely levelled, 100% decodable readers. Well structured with a clear pace and progression to get all children reading by age 6 (end of Year 1). Ideal for use alongside Phonics Bug.
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Bug Club
Complete Programme
What’s in Bug Club for Reception and Key Stage 1
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Lilac Pink A Pink B
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Red A
3
Red B
4
Red C
5 6 7
Yellow
Yellow B Yellow A
1
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Blue A
Phase 5
1 K
n/a
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Blue B
Phase 4
Phase 3
R PK
BOOK READING BAND RECOVERY LEVEL LEVEL
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Blue C
Phase 2
UK YEAR US GRADE PHASE
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FICTION
NON-FICTION
GRAPHIC NOVELS
COMICS FOR PHONICS
new!
PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT GUIDES
Ages 5–7
Green A
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Green B
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Green C
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Orange A
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Orange A
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Turquoise
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Turquoise
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Purple A
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Purple B
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Gold A
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Gold B
2 G1
Phase 6
1 K
Phase 5
UK YEAR US GRADE PHASE
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NON-FICTION
GRAPHIC NOVELS
PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT GUIDES
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Bug Club for Key Stage 2
Complete Programme
new components! Bug Club is for older children too! There are plenty of characters and genres that older children will love. They will encounter the likes of The Quigleys and Rocket Ronnie and get excitement from the non-fiction too. The online world has a more grown up look and feel with more rewards to get. eBooks clustered into mini-series that use extra challenges, try it tasks, jokes and activities to bring learning to life. New comprehension activities at Key Stage 2 mean teachers can leave specific feedback for children to read when they log in online. The navigation tool on the eBooks allows children to navigate around the longer titles.
Even more books new! to enjoy‌ The best thing about Bug Club is that we’re always adding great new titles for children to enjoy. This year we are adding lots of new titles including: A Bridging Bands level. The White and Lime book band levels have now been combined and more titles added to give teachers extra help with children moving from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 2 (children aged 6-8). 36 new titles added to the existing Key Stage 2 offering. Red Level Plus books help to stretch your more gifted children.
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Ages 7–11
What’s in Bug Club for Key Stage 2 (Ages 7-11)
White A White B Lime A Lime B
STAMINA STRAND
NON-FICTION
PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT GUIDES
Grey A
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Grey B
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Blue A
Brown B Brown A
FICTION
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Blue B
Y6 G5
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Red A
Y5 G4
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Red B
Y4 G3
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Red
Y3 G2
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Red
Bridging Bands
BOOK READING BAND RECOVERY LEVEL LEVEL
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Phonics Bug
Complete Programme
What’s online?
new component!
A firm, fun, foundation in phonics Bug Club begins with Phonics Bug teaching software and decodable readers that will give children the skills they need to decode words and get a running start at reading.
104 books and 104 eBooks
Multi-sensory, modern and lively approach to teaching phonics 104 fully decodable fiction and non-fiction readers in print and digital. A multi-sensory approach to phonic development to ensure children enjoy learning. An online reading world with a pupil log-in to access books at home. Interactive whiteboard activities to use as whole-class teaching. NEW prepare and assess tool that helps keep children on track. Just like the eBooks from Bug Club, each of the Phonics Bug eBooks can be accessed from school or from home – so you can be confident that children are continuing what they learn in the classroom at home.
Teach … with thorough lesson plans that use CBeebies video and a variety of fun activities for the interactive whiteboard to make learning exciting for the whole class.
Inspire … children with the 104 decodable readers. Lots of exciting characters and fun, interactive games will keep children entertained.
Assess … online quizzes and assessment sheets help to assess childrens’ progress. Plus, the new prepare and assess tool contains lots more games and a word generator to help check progress.
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Consolidate … children’s learning by allocating eBooks to practice at home with their own personalised online reading world.
Use Phonics Bug alongside your usual reading programme or as part of Bug Club.
Ages 7–11
Practise together with whiteboard activities The Phonics Bug Whole-Class Teaching software gives plenty of whiteboard activities to help children practise reading, spelling and writing skills. This is perfect for using at the beginning or end of each lesson to build upon learning before moving on to more independent reading. Each lesson begins with a short video from the CBeebies Words and Pictures series and allows children to hear the sound pronounced correctly and letters formed. The teaching software is easy to navigate and use with a modern design. Interactive games look at sounds, letters, reading, spelling and language.
Teach phonics with confidence Phonics Bug is designed to make it easy for teachers to carry out assessments and observations to check childrens’ progress. The selection of assessment sheets and online tools give teachers immediate feedback and reporting to assess from.
Phonics Bug Prepare and Assess new! Keep all children on track with their phonics learning and have lots of fun along the way with Phonics Bug Prepare and Assess. Familiarise children with the tricky concept of nonwords with a selection of online games. Ease children into testing with a handy book of mock tests so they never feel out of their depth. Save precious preparation time with the fun word generator and interactive whiteboard tests.
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Phonics Bug
Complete Programme
What’s in Phonics Bug?
Phase 2
UK YEAR US GRADE
Set
Phonemes
1-2
satpi nmd
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gock
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ck e u r
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eBook
Non-fiction
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Phase 3
FS PK
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jvwx
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y z zz qu
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ch sh th ng
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ar or ur ow oi
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ear air ure er
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FS PK
Set
Phonemes
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Fiction
UK YEAR US GRADE
Non-Fiction
Set
Phonemes
wh ph
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ou oy
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ay a–e eigh ey ei (long a)
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eer ere are ear
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ea e–e ie ey y (long e)
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k ck ch
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ie i–e y i (long i)
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ce c sc st se
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ow o–e o oe (long o)
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ge g dge
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ew ue u–e (long u) u oul (short oo)
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le mb kn gn wr
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aw au al our
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tch sh alternatives ea (w)a o
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Phase 5
UK YEAR US GRADE
FS PK
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Unit 1
Target phoneme:
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Teaching Support
INTRODUCTION
Flashcards for every Phase
Fantastic teaching tools
• say the /s/ phoneme • fi nd the letter ‘s’ • write the letter ‘s’
Focus content: lesson Sounds “This is ‘s’” video
LESSON
Lesson plans and assessment support
Unit 1
Target phone INTRODUCTION
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Learning intentions
Visual search
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Rigby xx Star Guided
Complete Programme xx Guided Reading
What’s online?
new!
The guided reading programme that outshines the rest! Rigby Star Guided gives you everything you need for fantastic group reading sessions. The rich, multi-layered stories and non-fiction text are specially developed for group reading at the right level to ensure reading success.
Pink
Lilac
UK YEAR BOOK BAND US GRADE LEVEL
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Yellow Blue
1 P2
Green
Every title has a linked Teaching Version for guided reading notes
Red
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PHONIC FICTION
NON-FICTION
Ages 4–7 Unrivalled teaching support, including fully annotated teaching versions, to save you time planning. Fully integrated speaking, listening and assessment opportunities.
Follow-on from Rigby Star Guided with Rigby Navigator – see pages 32-33.
Offers phonics opportunities with group phonic readers.
BOOK BAND LEVEL
FICTION
NON-FICTION
Lime
White
Gold
2 P3
Purple
Turquoise
Orange
UK YEAR US GRADE
Perfect partners...
Teacher Support
Foundation Stage
Year 1
Year 2
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Rigby Star Independent
Complete Programme Independent Reading
What’s online?
Add breadth and variety to independent reading Rigby Star Independent comprises 106 fiction and 24 non-fiction books. Lively illustrations and familiar characters spark your children’s imaginations and make these books ideal for both class and home reading.
Pink
BOOK BAND LEVEL
Green
1 P2
Blue
Yellow
Red
FS P1
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FICTION
NON-FICTION
TEACHING SUPPORT
Ages 4–7 Stunning fiction and non-fiction books carefully levelled for children to tackle independently and build reading confidence. Explicit consolidation of the vocabulary and skills taught through Rigby Star Guided. Levelled for independent reading to be very slightly easier than the equivalent guided readers. Practical parent notes and excellent teaching support for an unbeatable independent reading programme for your classroom.
FICTION
NON-FICTION
TEACHING SUPPORT
Purple
Turquoise
Orange
BOOK BAND LEVEL
Lime
White
Gold
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Rigby Star Storytelling
Complete Programme Shared Reading
STORYTELLING
Ages 4–7
Listen, learn and love to read with audio big books Rigby Star Storytelling brings storytelling to life in the classroom with fantastic, new Audio Big Book* versions of a selection of titles from the Rigby Star Guided Reading range. Develops literacy & comprehension skills through interactive activities and worksheets.
What’s online?
PLUS www.rigbystories.co.uk – a free support and activities website.
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Provides clear support with teaching notes that inform teachers about the message of the story, the main learning outcomes and links to Citizenship issues. Easy-to-use alongside the existing Rigby Star Guided reading resources. *Mac and PC compatible
A love of reading begins with shared storytelling linking the book and the reader. The powerful link between spoken and written text is modeled with big books and audio to model English. Guaranteed to get kids reading, talking and thinking about text.
Perfect partners... Sing, Spell, Read & Write ©2004 – see page 64.
Rigby Star Shared
Complete Programme Shared Reading
Ages 4–7
When only a big book will do Rigby Star Shared brings a collection of fiction and non-fiction Big Books to captivate your children during whole-class reading and writing sessions. Comprehensive teaching support providing guidance on word recognition and language comprehension. Each Big Book has 10 lessons’ worth of resources, including ideas on how to deliver speaking and listening skills in your classroom.
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A strong writing focus helps develop writing skills.
Perfect partners... Sing, Spell, Read & Write ©2004 – see page 64 Jamboree Storytime – see page 52-53
Lighthouse
Literacy Guided Reading
Ages 4–7
Light up your guided reading
What’s online?
Lighthouse brings you colourful and carefully-levelled fiction and non-fiction readers to ensure gradual progression for your children. Comprehensive teaching support with guided reading notes for each book and pupil activities. Ideal for helping children catch-up and improve their reading. 98 Fiction and Non-fiction readers, 98 Teaching Notes (a set per reader), 3 Programme Organisers YEAR
BAND
TEACHING GUIDES
Pink A 8 BOOKS
FS P1
Pink B 8 BOOKS
Red 10 BOOKS
Yellow 8 BOOKS
1 P2
Blue 8 BOOKS
Green 8 BOOKS
Orange 8 BOOKS 6
Turquoise 8 BOOKS
Purple 8 BOOKS
2 P3
Gold 8 BOOKS
2
White 8 BOOKS
Lime 8 BOOKS
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Rigby Navigator
Guided Reading
What’s online?
The right book, right length and right level of guided reading texts to match the learning needs of ELL students. Navigator teaches reading skills and strategies. The books engage and motivate readers with age appropriate content at an accessible language level.
Unlock the potential of guided reading Rigby Navigator’s engaging fiction and non-fiction texts help you deliver creative, effective guided reading sessions for your children. Full genre coverage at the right length and level, with tailored support for your lower ability children and English language learners. Offers added breadth with Rigby Navigator Poetry and Plays, perfect for helping you deliver speaking, listening and drama objectives. Pick-up-and-go Teaching Guides and Interactive Comprehension Software save hours of preparation time. 12 new fiction titles with added support for APP. Rigby Navigator Non-fiction provides stunning designs based on a magazine style, as well as useful cross-curricular links.
Rigby Navigator offers original stories by trade-quality authors, each containing material for at least two guided reading lessons.
Perfect partners... Choose Rigby Star Guided (see pages 2627) for your 4-7 yearolds then follow-on with Rigby Navigator.
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Rigby Navigator Max provides a range of highinterest short stories, plays and graphic novels for struggling readers.
Ages 7–11 UK YEAR US GRADE
GUIDED READING: FICTION
GUIDED READING: NON-FICTION
GUIDED READING: POETRY AND PLAYS
LOWER ABILITY FICTION/NAVIGATOR MAX
3 P4 3 x plays
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
1 x poetry anthology
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
4 P5 3 x plays
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
1 x poetry anthology
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
5 P6 3 x plays
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
1 x poetry anthology
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
6* P7 3 x plays
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
1 x poetry anthology
Each title has its own teaching guide
Each title has its own teaching guide
*Ribticklers and Creature Classics are only permitted for sale outside the USA.
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Chinese Little Tree Readers
Independent and Guided Reading
now available! Ages 5–11
Chinese picture books for early learning and literacy development Chinese Little Tree Readers is a series of 48 Chinese picture books that help students develop oral skills as they read for pleasure. The stories are age-appropriate and are drawn from themes that students can identify with. Written in a style that teaches students values in a non-contrived manner. An interesting array of illustration styles from whimsical to quirky, are set to engage students as they flip from cover to cover. The Chinese Readers App engages children to happily spend time coloring the book on the screen and record their own voices as they practice reading aloud, helping early learning and literacy development.
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Storyworlds
Independent and Guided Reading
What’s online?
The structured way to build learners’ confidence Storyworlds is a tried and trusted reading resource for learning the English language. Finely-graded stories use a highly supportive see-saw structure that gradually gives the reader more and more control, building confidence and ensuring progress.
Accessible texts with controlled vocabulary, structured vocabulary and language structures supports English language learners. The see-saw structure gradually gives learners more control over the text and builds reading fluency and confidence.
Controlled vocabulary and structured progression for your English learners. Comprehensive Teacher Cards (1 per title) and Teaching Guides make your classroom preparation quick and easy with essential planning information. The range includes 180 carefully levelled fiction and non-fiction books.
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Storyworlds
Independent and Guided Reading
BOOK BANDS
PINK
STAGE / AGE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
AGES 4–5
RED
YELLOW
BLUE
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
AGES 6–7
GOLD
AGES 6–7 Storyworlds Bridges Raising the standards of your top readers
10 Fluent Readers
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TEACHER’S GUIDE, SINGLE AND MULTI-USER CD
Teacher Guide
AGES 4–5
AGES 6–7
PURPLE
4 stories
4 stories
AGES 5–6
TURQUOISE
4 stories
4 stories
AGES 5–6
ORANGE
ANIMAL WORLD
AGES 4–5
AGES 5–6
GREEN
OUR WORLD
Teacher Guide 4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
Teacher Guide 4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
4 stories
11 Fluent Readers
4 stories
Ages 4–7 FANTASY WORLD
12 Fluent Readers
ONCE UPON A TIME WORLD
FACT WORLD NON-FICTION
4 stories
4 stories
Play
4 stories
4 stories
Me and my family
4 stories
4 stories
On the move
4 stories
4 stories
Animals
4 stories
4 stories
Food
4 stories
4 stories
Minibeasts
4 stories
4 stories
Happr and Healthy living
4 stories
4 stories
Our Environment
4 stories
4 stories
Extreme Habitats
4 stories
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Nitty Gritty Novels
Independent and Guided Reading
now available!
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Develop your learners’ critical literacy skills Nitty Gritty Novels is a series of exciting chapter books from New Zealand and international authors. Strong themes, cutting-edge design and high-interest, rich texts motivate all readers. A range of genres, pitched at the right text level saves you time selecting suitable books. Teacher’s Resource Books use the most common teaching strategy associated with critical literacy – questioning. They contain chapter-by-chapter prompts for discussion and reflection and blackline masters for independent work after each chapter (also available on CD for Zeros and Series I).
Zeros (Level 0), Reading Level 8-10 years, Approximately 10,000 Words
Adventure/ Mystery
Historical Fiction
Recount
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Fantasy
Narrative
Science Fiction
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Ages 7–13 Perfect partners... Bug Club – see pages 16-21 Nitty Gritty Novels Level II and Nitty Gritty Novels Level III are also available for 11-14 year-olds. Go online for more information or contact your local Pearson representative.
Level 1, Reading Level 8-11 years, Approximately 20,000 Words
Adventure/ Mystery
Adventure
Historical Fiction
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Contemporary Fiction
Teacher’s Guide
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Pocket Reads
Independent Reading
Ages 7–11
Easy to pick up, impossible to put down
What’s online?
Perfect partners... Bug Club – see pages 16-21
Pocket Reads is a superb collection of 105 pocket-sized fiction and non-fiction readers. Fantastic breadth and variety of genre, including Pocket Worlds covering global themes. Beautifully illustrated ‘real books’ to motivate your readers. Just the right amount of content builds confidence for better reading. Specially tailored parent notes within each book to encourage reading at home.
Pocket Reads motivate readers with fun illustrations and the right amount of content to build confidence. Carefully leveled texts teach phonological, grammatical and comprehension skills. Reading skills are matched to writing. Parent and teacher notes support reading skills in every book.
Series includes: 15 Pocket Chillers 30 Pocket Facts 15 Pocket Worlds 45 Pocket Tales. UK YEAR US GRADE
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9 books in total
6 books in total
3 books in total
3 books in total
3 P4
9 books in total
6 books in total
3 books in total
3 books in total
4 P5
9 books in total
6 books in total
3 books in total
3 books in total
5 P6
9 books in total
6 books in total
3 books in total
3 books in total
6 P7
9 books in total
6 books in total
3 books in total
3 books in total
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Literacy World
Shared and Guided Reading
Ages 7–11
The tried and trusted literacy progamme for ages 7-11
What’s online?
Literacy World provides all the support you need to deliver shared reading and writing, guided reading, ICT and speaking and listening. Superb fiction and non-fiction texts with comprehensive genre coverage help you deliver a full range of learning objectives. Exceptional teaching support and complete differentiation provide you with flexible planning resources. Tried and trusted in the classroom so you can be sure Literacy World works.
This structure chart for Stage 1 repeats for Stages 2, 3 and 4. Go online to download a full structure chart. FICTION
Stage/ Age
1
NON-FICTION
Shared
Teaching and Planning Guide Essential Fiction Anthology Fiction Skills Big Book
Teaching and Planning Guide Essential Non-fiction Anthology Non-fiction Skills Big Book
Interactive Software
FICTION
AGES 7–8
Interactive Software
NON-FICTION
Guided
For weaker readers
For core readers
For more able readers
For weaker readers
For core readers
2 Novels 2 Short Story Collections Play Anthology Guided Reading Cards
2 Novels 2 Short Story Collections Play Anthology Guided Reading Handbook
2 Novels 2 Short Story Collections Comprehension and Writing Pack Guided Reading Cards
Guided Reading Information Books (with simplified text) Guided Reading Cards
Guided Reading Information Books Reference Text Dictionary Guided Reading Handbook
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Literacy Evolve
Shared Reading
The whole story... Literacy Evolve brings you the very best of ‘real’ whole books, powerful short films and ‘single-voice’ poetry collections to bring the pleasure of reading into your classroom. Created in association with the former Children’s Laureate, Michael Rosen.
Powerful short films Engaging, thought-provoking films to motivate today’s children.
The best of ‘real’ whole books Exciting novels for all ages as well as award winning picture books for younger children.
What’s online? Teaching support for creative literacy lessons A comprehensive Teaching Guide for each year, as well as the online i-planner, help you tailor your teaching to your class needs.
Inspiring ‘single voice’ poetry collections Poetry collections, each dedicated to the voice of one poet, such as Benjamin Zephaniah or Roger McGough, include the poet talking about how and why they write – helping to bring poetry to life.
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Ages 5–11
Year 2/Grade 1
Year 1/Grade K
PUPILS’ RESOURCES
TEACHER’S RESOURCES
Magic of Anansi
Sam Sam
(Films/Animations)
(Films/Animations)
Magic of Anansi (Films/Animations)
Teacher’s Resources
Year 5/Grade 4 Year 6/Grade 5
POETRY
Dragonslayer
Dragonslayer
(Films / Animations)
(Films / Animations)
Year 4/Grade 3
Year 3/Grade 2
NOVELS
(Films / Animations)
TEACHER’S RESOURCES
Bicho (Films / Animations)
The Book
Magic Circus
(Films / Animations)
(Films / Animations)
Prison Planet (Films / Animations)
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Literacy Guided, Independent and Shared Reading
Sails now available! Ages 5–10
Immersing children in all three language strands With more than 850 levelled books and resources from pre-emergent through to advanced fluency, Sails is the perfect literacy programme for guided reading and writing, shared and independent reading. Developed by leading New Zealand educationalists and authors Jill Eggleton and the late Jo Windsor, this series is enjoyed by children in New Zealand and around the world. The Sails literacy series: develops children’s enjoyment of language extends and enriches their vocabulary develops analytical thinking and comprehension skills stimulates imagination and supports creativity develops reading strategies helps understanding of purpose, structure and genre provides extensive teacher support at every level.
85 new titles! New titles add to the existing 850+ levelled fiction and non-fiction texts with humour and bright, colourful sophisticated designs that hook the reader and arouse curiosity.
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New Reading 360
Guided, Independent and Shared Reading
Ages Ages 4–11 4–11 What’s online?
Structure for teaching success in reading New Reading 360 is a tried and trusted reading programme that has had many years’ success in raising reading standards. Core books build reader confidence and develop reading and comprehension skills. Reading Skills Books provide follow up and reinforcement activities.
Components at a glance
Infants Ages 4-7
Juniors Ages 7-11
Big Books Ideal for developing early reading skills. Teaches sight vocabulary and key early reading concepts. Links Shared Reading and group work.
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Little Books Ideal for Independent and take home reading. Opportunities to reinforce and consolidate vocabulary from the Core Readers. Excellent match to the NLS high-frequency word list for infants.
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Plays Engage children’s interest and develop expressive reading. Lively pieces by well-known authors. Interactive, inclusive and dynamic way to develop fluent and enthusiastic readers. Wide range of genre and text types.
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Core Readers Continuity and progression throughout the primary years. Wide variety of fiction, non-fiction and poetry to meet NLS range requirements. Ideal for use in Guided Reading sessions. Extracts by well-known children’s authors. Careful grading to ensure appropriate matches for a wide ability range. Opportunities for extended plot and character studies for upper juniors. Pocket Books Versatile material for Guided, Independent or take home reading. Sustained, manageable reads at appropriate reading levels. Careful grading for appropriate matches for a wide ability range. Wealth of text types for fiction and non-fiction.
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Big Book Plays Excellent means to introduce plays in Shared Reading sessions. Ideal for developing speaking and listening skills. Practical tools for introducing comprehension.
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Language Resources Reading Skills Books and Language Workbooks.
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Primary Inquirer Series
Literacy PYP, Inquiry and Reading
The Primary Inquirer Series consists of 20 inquiry-based theme kits offer a set of springboard ideas and are designed to support the development of new units and the enhancement of existing units though collaborative planning.
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Written by the teacher trainers who developed the first resources for inquiry-based education. Each unit has been developed, tried and tested with teachers to ensure complete suitability for every teachers needs.
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Complete flexibility allows you to purchase individual topics or a range of topics to fit in with your programme of inquiry.
The leveled readers in Reading Street are an ideal partner to this series - see pages 10-15.
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Comparing leaves Choose two of these leaves and compare them.
The integration web The integration web shows potential transdisciplinary connections and is particularly useful for specialist teachers aiming to integrate specific subject objectives in an integrated topic.
Economic significance to particular countries
Jobs
Globalisation of plants
Plants in celebrations
Where our food comes from
Growth and distribution
Diet, health and nutrition
Atmosphere
Science & technology
Social studies Urban planning
Parts of plants
A/W
Plants
History
Leaf 1
Literature
Leaf 2
Nouns and adjectives
PE
Parks
Wilderness
Properties of plants
Language
Significant events and eras
Sports grounds
Extraction process
Artificial plants, smells and flavours
Changes in varieties Changes in distribution
Habitats
Ecosystems
Food chain
Geographical distribution
Geography
Leisure activities and places
Plant migration
Reference materials
Arts
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Scientific (Latin) reference materials
Mathematics Vocabulary
Leisure activities Statistics
Estimation Measurement
Data handling
Cost
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Area
Weight
Fibonnaci sequence
Volume
Landscape painting Colour tones & shades
Depiction of plants in art
Different techniques
Photography
Sculpture
Impressionists
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Plants: Lower Primary Summarising activity 1 © Putting it into Practice Design and artwork © Pearson Education Ltd 2010
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plants of different shapes, sizes and colours pictures of plants seeds, bulbs, corms vegetables, fruits, pulses, cereals, herbs
Recording ideas make a graph of the survey results record different ways of sorting using Venn diagram and Carroll grid make a catalogue of all the plants in the classroom take digital photos of some of the plants
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Support materials Exploration activities sort the plants in different ways: by size, by shape, by colour, by texture, edible/non-edible look at the plants with a magnifying glass make observational drawings choose the prettiest, the biggest, the smelliest... find out their names and make labels have a quiz to name the plants do a survey to find out which plants are most popular
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What are plants like?
Further questions
What do plants look like? What shapes are they? What sizes are they? What colours are they? What do they feel like? What do they smell like? What sounds do they make? Which plants can we eat?
Key vocabulary see hear smell taste feel shape size
colour rough smooth shiny dull green brown
red yellow white blue herbs fruit vegetable
pulse bulb seed corm cereal
Plants: Early Years Learning centre 1 © Putting it into Practice Design and artwork © Pearson Education Ltd 2010
Ages 3–11 AN INQUIRY INTO:
TEACHER RESOURCES
General introduction
Defining the unit
The strand grid
The integration web
Book
The multiple intelligences grid
The concept questions taxonomy
The learning centres framework
The unit of inquiry planner
Putting it into practice with parents
STUDENT RESOURCES
Early Years Starter activities Main inquirer activities Learning Centres Summarising activities Assessments Homework activities
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Lower Primary Starter activities
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Upper Primary Starter activities
Main inquirer activities Level 1 ● Level 2 ● ● Level 3 ● ● ●
Main inquirer activities Level 1 ● Level 2 ● ● Level 3 ● ● ●
Summarising activities
Summarising activities
Assessments
Assessments
Homework activities
Homework activities
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Literacy PYP, Inquiry and Reading
PYP Readers and Companions Programme Ages 3–11
Inspiring global readers
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Using an international inquiry based approach, the Pearson Baccalaureate PYP Readers and Companions Programme will motivate learners to develop important inquiry-based reading strategies. 120 high quality, inquiry-based readers designed as a ready-made library of titles, with different styles and designs to ensure your children have access to the right book to develop their interest in reading. Inquiry-based readers are the perfect print partner in every classroom. It’s a guarantee of getting the right book, into the hands of the right child, at the right time. These books teach the higher-order skills and strategies that thinking readers need and supports comprehension and oral language.
9 engaging companions exploring each level’s individual units with open-ended activities to support group and individual work. A perfect starter programme of Inquiry or for adding to existing resources. Sharing the Planet
How can we help? Sometimes our water can become polluted. Look at these pictures. Are these people looking after our seas, lakes and rivers? Are they helping to use and save water properly? Write YES or NO for each picture. What can you do to help?
How We Organise Ourselves
Pros and cons of city life
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There are many advantages and disadvantages of living in a city. Think about what you like and don’t like about city life, and list them here. Advantages of city life
Disadvantages of city life
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Who We Are
The heart Explain how the heart pumps blood around the body, then label the diagram of the human heart, using these words to help you: left atrium, right atrium, left ventricle, right ventricle.
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Literacy PYP, Inquiry & Reading Pearson Baccalaureate
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Pearson Baccalaureate PYP Readers and Companions Programme
PYP LEVEL
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Who we are
Where we are in place and time
How we express ourselves
UOI
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My favourite things
Journeys
Colours
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Friends
Houses
Creativity
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Families
Holidays
Feelings
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Our senses
Past and present
Celebrating
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A new baby
Home sweet home
Pictures that tell stories
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Emotions
People around the world
Artists
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Our bodies
Mapping
Communicating
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Right or wrong?
Different places, different lives
World music
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What’s in a name?
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Architecture
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Healthy body, healthy mind
World religions
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Ages 3–11 TRANSDISCIPLINARY THEMES
COMPANION GUIDES
How the world works
How we organise ourselves
Sharing the planet
UOI
UOI
UOI
Movement
Working together
Animals
Push and Pull
In town
How we use things
Where food comes from
Communities
Water
Growth
Planning
Habitats
Discoveries and inventions
How things are made
Planet in danger
Mammals
Be prepared
Life cycles
Water
Weather and seasons
Machines
Cities
Global issues
Changing Earth
People on the move
Pollution
Renewable Energy
Government systems
Endangered species
Disappearing forests
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Jamboree Storytime
Early Years, ELL
The fun way to introduce young learners to English Jamboree Storytime is an exciting, interactive and play-based series designed to introduce the English language to children aged 3–5. Little books, big books, eBooks, interactive games with sing-along karaoke and activity books with stickers combine to make storytime come to life.
Series includes: Big Books and Little Books Provide engaging and lively stories in authentic English with strong visual support.
Activity Books with Stickers Include games, puzzles and activities such matching and categorizing, drawing and colouring, joining the dots and making things. Eye-catching stickers help reinforce new language introduced in the storybooks.
Interactive CD-ROMs What’s online?
Contain an eBook, audiobook (with UK and US English options), key words and sentences, games, karaoke and songs.
Free Online Activity Guides for Parents and Teachers
Perfect partners... Rigby Star Shared Reading – see page 30 Sails – see page 44
Provide lots of ideas and lesson plans and pull all the resources in the Jamboree Storytime series together. Contains ideas for games and activities, key vocabulary and photocopiable masters. Arabic versions of the Activity Guides for parents and teachers and also available.
Supporting Materials Strong visual and aural supporting materials such as puppets, flashcards and audio CDs help engage children with learning. P903799_text.qxd
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Online Activity Guides are available to download from www.pearsonglobalschools.com/ jamboreeactivityguides
Production of language through play and song is achieved through exciting, interactive play-based resources such as puppets and animations. Stories, rhymes and chants help learners to read along. Games and puzzles help learners to practice language and concepts.
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Language Central ©2011
ELL
Accelerate English language development today! Language Central provides sustained English language development instruction in a manageable amount of time. 180 days of instruction organized by unit, week and day. 30-60 minutes a day of additional support for English Language Development. Meets the needs for all 5 levels of language proficiency students. Digs deeper into English language vocabulary and comprehension skills.
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Perfect partners... Reading Street – use along Reading Street to allow children to participate with the whole class (see pages 10-15). Language Central for Math (see page 100) Language Central for Science (see page 112) Language Central for grades 6-10 (ask your local representative for the 2013 Global Schools Secondary English Catalogue).
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Why choose Language Central? Concept development – high-interest, low-anxiety tasks teach a deep understanding of concepts. Academic vocabulary development – visual, verbal and hands on activities develop the English language vocabulary. Language production – opportunities for oral and written language production in daily, weekly and unit-level speaking and writing activities. Aligned to the curriculum – fits alongside any curriculum and other Pearson programs. Easy and flexible implementation – lesson plans allow you to adapt your teaching to individual needs with daily leveled instruction which supports all language proficiency levels.
Language Central ELD provides flexible instruction with support for five proficiency levels. English learners move from engagement in literacy to achievement in literacy. Daily progress monitoring targets forms and functions of language. Language organizes instruction through science and social studies concepts. ‘Daily Table Talk’ produces oral and written language with explicit concept and language goals. Concept wrap-up revisits vocabulary and focuses writing about the concept.
Ages 4–11
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Longman Cornerstone Š2013 now available!
Accelerating academic success for English language learners Longman Cornerstone is a multi-level program designed for English learners and struggling readers aged 5-11 whose academic achievement is two or more years below grade level. Provides explicit, intensive and focused instruction that accelerates students’ language acquisition and reading comprehension skills.
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Develops vocabulary, oral and written communication skills that move them to achieve academic success and be better prepared to re-enter mainstream, grade-level programs. Blends rigorous, research-based reading and language skills instruction together with a balance of content-area readings and age-appropriate, high-interest stories. Incorporates the Understanding by Design principle, which allows students to demonstrate their understanding and mastery of skills through multiple formal and informal assessment opportunities.
Perfect partners... Longman Keystone is ideal for ages 11+ - ask your Pearson representative for a copy of the 2013 Secondary English, Languages and Humanities catalogue or search online.
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Ages 5–11
Components at a glance Student Edition Teacher Edition Teacher’s Bonus Pocket Teachers Resource Book Assessment Audio CD Grade Posters Grade Transparencies Video DVD Workbook with Audio Pearson eText Student Edition eText 1-year License Student Edition eText 6-year License Teacher Edition eText 1-year License Teacher Edition eTextt 6-year License Penguin Reader Library * Sleeping Beauty Town Mouse and Country Mouse Colors The Little Mermaid The Sorcerer’s Apprentice The Elves and the Shoemaker Little Red Riding Hood The Princess and the Frog Seasons Snow White and Rose Red Story Shop: The Present The Mummy Against the Elements My Home The Velveteen Rabbit Animals Tom Thumb The Wizard of Oz Tom’s Cake and Kate’s Lunch Beauty and the Beast The Amazing Universe Hansel and Gretel Peter and the Wolf Pinocchio Aladdin and the Lamp A Monkey’s Tale The Road to El Dorado The Swiss Family Robinson The Crane’s Gift Rumpelstiltskin Famous Sports
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Heinemann English Readers
ELL
Raising achievement through reading in English
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Heinemann English Readers is an exciting series of 90 books offering extensive reading opportunities for language learners aged 7 and above. The fascinating topics, stories and vivid artwork make this series ideal for motivating your English language learners or reluctant readers. FICTION STRAND
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NON-FICTION STRAND
SCIENCE STRAND
Ages 7–14
Heinemann English Readers allow children to enjoy the benefits of extensive reading. Written specifically with the learner of English in mind, these readers appeal to a wide range of cultural backgrounds and to both girls and boys. Particularly well suited to contexts where other subjects are taught in English. Features include: PYP matching use of key words to introduce vocabulary to the reader a language bar that reinforces grammar and/or vocabulary on every page exercises and guidelines at the back of each book designed to develop students’ oral and written fluency.
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New editions of national bestsellers from Australia! Helping learners comprehend a wide range of texts – songs, stories, letters, poetry, newspaper articles and more! Developing important grammatical conventions that allow easy integration into other curriculum areas.
Visit www.pearson.com.au or contact your local representative to learn more about these fantastic primary resources. Visit www.pearson.com.au or contact your local representative to learn more about these fantastic primary resources.
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Developmental Reading Assessment™ 2
Assessment
Assessment that drives success! A powerful diagnostic tool, DRA2 is designed to inform assessment-driven reading instruction and identify student reading levels for Grades K–8. DRA2+ includes the NEW DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment to monitor the progress of struggling readers between benchmark periods. Assesses student reading performance with literature-based fiction and non-fiction benchmark books. Helps you set individual instructional goals and documents student performance over time.
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Enables you to match readers to appropriate reading levels and books. Offers a fast way to group students effectively for reading instruction.
Components at a glance Perfect partners... Reading Street (see pages 10–15) – The DRA2 and Reading Street Companion Guide provides guidance on using Reading Street and DRA2 together.
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DRA2+ APP new! Now it is even easier to manage DRA2 results with the DRA2+ app for the iPad! Save time on reporting. Gain time for instruction. Use the latest technology for managing DRA2 results during the administration of the assessment. Teachers follow the same four-step DRA2 process, but from their iPad. After every assessment is complete, they have instant feedback on individual student results as well as a “dashboard” of the class performance.
The DRA2+ App provides: Easy-to-use, portable technology to quickly administer DRA2+. Automatic scoring and ongoing view of student progress to quickly differentiate instruction. Enhanced reporting for additional analysis of DRA2+ results, available at a district to classroom level. Consistent assessment administration to ensure reliable results across schools. Paperless teacher environment yields instant accountability reports to help teachers and administrators gain more time for instruction. Also available for DRA Word Analysis and Evaluación del desarrollo de la lectura®, Second Edition (EDL2) for Grades K-6. 60
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Ages 5–14
DRA2+ K-3 Package Developmental Reading Assessment, Second Edition, PLUS for grades K-3 assesses student performance in the areas of reading engagement, oral reading fluency, and comprehension. Primary teachers are able to systemically observe, record, and evaluate changes in student reading performance. DRA2+ K-3 includes Word Analysis and the NEW DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment.
DRA2+ 4-8 Package Developmental Reading Assessment, Second Edition, PLUS for grades 4-8 assess student performance in the areas of reading engagement, oral reading fluency, and comprehension. DRA2+ 4-8 is intended to be used in intermediate and middle-school classrooms for students reading from level 20 (second grade) through level 80 (eighth grade) and now includes the NEW DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment.
DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment The NEW DRA2 Progress Monitoring Assessment provides a QUICK and SIMPLE means to measure reading growth between DRA2 benchmark periods. Teachers are provided a focus for continued classroom instruction to ensure reading deficits are being addressed. Perfect for use in RTI settings to determine the effectiveness of interventions.
DRA2 Word Analysis DRA2 Word Analysis provides a systematic means to observe how struggling and emerging readers attend to, and work with, the various features of spoken and written words.
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APP for Reading and Writing Ages 5–11
Your solution to APP in Reading & Writing APP for Reading and Writing fully supports teachers with Assessing Pupils’ Progress. It consists of six teacher books that give you everything you need to assess your Year 1–6 (ages 5-11) children with confidence, including teacher information, pupil photocopiable pages and assessment grids. Breaks APP down into smaller steps, making it simple and easy to carry out. Contains everything you need in one place, providing a complete solution to APP. Task-based assessments cover all the APP assessment focuses in primary reading and writing. Assessment Grids help indicate national curriculum levels and provide ideas for progression. Photocopiable pupil sheets give children the text and reading and writing questions.
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Assessment sheets help you level a child’s work against each APP Assessment Focus and National Curriculum Level to see where they are, and what they need to do to move up a level.
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Teacher sheets include an overview of each task, key concepts covered, and questions for guided reading.
Literacy Phonics
BBC Active Words and Pictures: Fun with Phonics Ages Ages7-11 4–8
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Words and Pictures: Fun with Phonics Fun with Phonics uses the popular BBC Words and Pictures programmes to help you teach synthetic phonics. The mix of digital and print resources provides you with instant lessons for engaging and effective phonic learning. A fantastic set of digital resources for use on any interactive whiteboard.
Perfect partners... Phonics Bug – see pages 22-25
Covers the 44 phonemes and alternative graphemes. Interactive and print activities throughout to support pupil assessment.
Teach using the video to show blending and
Apply new reading and writing skills using specially written stories in the E Big Books and Phonic Readers.
Introduce and review with each phoneme-grapheme corresponding with a lovely BBC video animated sequence. Then review learning with a variety of activities
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Sing, Spell, Read & Write ©2004 Ages 3–5
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Perfect partners... Scott Foresman Everyday Spelling ©2011 - see page 70 Spelling Workout ©2011 - see page 71
Students zoom down the raceway to decoding and reading fluency Sing, Spell, Read & Write uses phonics songs, interactive charts and games to teach the alphabet, phonemic awareness, sound/letter correspondence, short vowel sounds, and blending - in a fun and meaningful way. Engages students in playing games, singing songs and look, listen, point, sing-along and echo routines that stimulate the senses and appeal to all learning styles. Features natural language patterns that are familiar to beginning readers in beautifully illustrated phonetic storybooks. Provides placement and assessment tools that make it an ideal core curriculum or intervention program.
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Plaid Phonics ©2011
Phonics
Ages 5–11
Helping children learn to read for over 50 years Modern Curriculum Press “Plaid” Phonics has a proven scope and sequence, review and practice, comprehensive coverage and supports best practices in phonics instruction. Increases fluency and comprehension, as well as phonics and phonemic awareness, by connecting phonics skills practice to meaningful reading experiences. Delivers a proven program of success and support Reading First with current research and the best practices for teaching essential phonemic awareness and phonics skills.
English language learners who receive sustained instruction in phonemic awareness and phonics will become successful readers and spellers. The foundation of the series incorporates state of the art research and best practices specifically aimed at developing different language domains, focusing on the use of academic English.
Guides effective student-centered instruction to meet the needs of individual students with flexible and manageable assessment options.
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Offers meaningful practice through flexible yet comprehensive coverage to supplement any reading program, boosts reading and writing skills, and ensures no child is left behind.
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Perfect partners... Spelling Workout (see page 71) MCP “Plaid” Phonics works side-by-side with Spelling Workout to reinforce key spelling and phonics skills.
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Level Description Level K develops alphabetic and Phonemic awareness, phonics, and oral language skills youngsters need.
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Rapid Reading
Struggling Readers
The Rapid Route to reading success… These are books all children want to read. Paired fiction and non-fiction texts scaffold concept and vocabulary. Careful levelling and controlled vocabulary builds confidence and fluency essential for ELL. Integrated benchmark tests match the best book with the reader.
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Rapid Reading is ideal for struggling readers, and gives you an ‘extra pair of hands’ in the classroom – a great resource to use with your children who have English as an additional language. Integrated benchmark texts correctly place your readers within the Rapid programme, identifying when they’re ready to move on. Offers 112 finely-levelled and captivating fiction and non-fiction readers – perfect for encouraging reading fluency and comprehension, with controlled vocabulary that includes lots of repetition. Fantastic teaching support containing lesson notes, speaking and listening ideas, follow-up work and planning support saves you valuable time.
READING BOOKS
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Stage 3 Towards NC Level 2 Towards 5-14 Level B
Stage 4 Within NC Level 2 Within 5-14 Level B
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Stage 6 Within NC Level 2 Towards NC Level 3 Towards 5-14 Level C
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ASSESSMENT BOOKS
TEACHING GUIDES
Perfect partners...
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Rapid Plus - see the 2013 Secondary English, Languages and Humanities catalogue or search online.
READING Ages 7–11 STARTER
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COMING SOON Rapid Phonics eBooks for phonics
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My Sidewalks Intensive Reading Intervention ©2011 Ages 5–10
30 minutes a day to improved reading My Sidewalks is a research-based intervention program that provides daily instruction, written specifically for lower ability children and ideal for English Language Learners. Each 30-45 minute lesson facilitates sustained instruction of language, concepts and comprehension skills. Children will benefit from increased time on task, teacher modeling and links to social studies and science.
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My Sidewalks aligns to the unit themes of Reading Street (see pages 10–15) but can also be used with any core reading program. The program includes Student Readers, Teacher Guides, Practice Books and more – go to www.pearsonglobalschools.com/mysidewalks for a full list.
Perfect partners... Reading Street - see pages 10-15
Literacy
Focuses on instruction in the priority skills of phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension skills and strategies. It also fosters student motivation and engagement needed by all types of learners including English language learners. They will benefit from the intensive language and concept development, along with the teaching of critical comprehension skills and strategies through explicit instruction. The systematic and sustained work facilitates the continuous practice and enriches language learning.
Joy Chapters ©2002
Struggling Readers
Engaging children with a high interest but low reading level
Ages 7–10
Joy Chapters is a series for students who still need support in reading, but no longer relate to small picture books. The series offers a wide range of genres: Mythological fiction, historical fiction, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, drama, and suspense. Longer stories are divided into chapters to help young readers sustain interest, and age-appropriate pictures support the text.
Structure at a glance What’s online?
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Red
500-600 words
10 titles
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800-1,200 words
10 titles
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Literacy Struggling Readers
Camino a la Lectura ©2011 now available! Ages 5–11
Authentic Spanish intervention for struggling readers Camino a la Lectura provides Tier III or Intensive Intervention, generally needed when a student is two grade levels below in reading. Rigorous instruction and practice helps improve students’ reading comprehension and inspire confidence. Camino a la Lectura focuses on accelerating students’ acquisition of priority skills in oral language, vocabulary, fluency and comprehension and provides a 3-step plan for assessment:
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monitor progress evaluate progress exit the program.
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Everyday Spelling ©2008 AgesAges 6–14xx
Everything you need to develop outstanding spelling skills for all learners Makes every student - including English language learners - better spellers. Targets the most common errors and links vocabulary and concepts across the curriculum.
Scott Foresman Everyday Spelling ©2008 is based on the study of over 18,000 learners and equips you with everything you need for developing excellent spelling skills. Targets the most frequently misspelled words with special lessons and strategy workshops to help reduce predictable spelling errors.
Builds writing and vocabulary skills through cross curricular spelling lessons, so you can match the topics you’re teaching or assign them for independent work. Makes every student a better speller with word lists for lower ability learners and more challenge for advanced spellers.
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Perfect partners... Cornerstone – see pages 56-57 Words Their Way: Word Study in Action Development Model ©2012 – page 73
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Spelling Workout ©2011
Skill Building
Ages 6–14
The dynamic program that leads to spelling success! Spelling Workout ©2011 has all the components you need to lead students from simple sound-letter relationships to more complex spelling patterns. Students learn spelling skills based on phonics through unique, cross-curricular reading passages, practice and high-interest writing activities. Packed with flexible lessons, motivating activities, including fun riddles and puzzles, this dynamic program leads students to spelling success!
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Perfect partners... Cornerstone – see pages 56-57
The Student Edition Engages students in cross-curricular reading passages that develop key spelling words. Masters spelling words through riddles, puzzles and interactive activities. Reviews and reinforces what students have learned and puts students’ word power to the test with final reviews in standardized test format.
The Online Teacher’s Edition Provides detailed lesson plans for either a 3-day or a 5-day plan. Offers strategy activities for reinforcing and analyzing spelling patterns. Features Take-It Home masters to help foster home involvement.
Careful sequencing leads learners from simple sound-letter relationships to more complex spelling patterns with cross-curricular reading passages that engage and develop key academic vocabulary. It motivates learners with high-interest writing activities, riddles, puzzles and other interactive activities. Continuous recycling and reviewing provides a solid foundation for ELL assessment in both formal and informal settings.
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Word Up! ©2013 now available! Ages 6–12
Differentiated grammar and spelling series Word Up! Grammar teaches grammar skills sequentially through engaging texts that stimulate critical and imaginative thinking skills. Student’s writing is integrated straight into the book, so children can learn grammar and spelling skills in the context of their own writing. Word Up! Spelling is structured and sequential spelling program that supports learning about sounds, words and how they are spelled.
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Each book has 25 four-page units that each includes sample text with pointers to text type structure and features. Engaging, level-appropriate topics and an icon system to identify differentiated learning levels. Sample text types, including blogs, wikis and websites as well as traditional text like narratives, persuasive texts and poetry.
Literacy Skill Building
Spelling Matters 3rd Edition now available!
Stimulating activities to enhance spelling skills and strategies
Ages 6–12
Spelling Matters 3rd Edition is a highly successful spelling series that provides teachers and parents with a complete yearly spelling program with homework reinforcement activities in a single student activity book. It’s easy to implement, has challenging elements for students who need them and provides numerous revision opportunities.
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36 classroom units cover core word lists and related exercises on consonants, vowels, blends, contractions, homonyms, compound words and more! In addition there are 36 units for fast finishers which can be used for speedy spellers in the classroom or set as homework reinforcement. These formal but fun units extend and build on the classroom units.
The Activity Books include: Challenge words for extension Review units to reinforce learning and provide opportunities for assessment ‘More about words’ snippets to broaden awareness of word origins and meanings ‘Think about this’ encourages students to think about their approach to spelling Student profile chart helps evaluates spelling progress Spelling guide assists students with spelling generalizations 72
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A comprehensive answers list is provided in a removable section.
Literacy Skill Building
Words Their Way: Word Study in Action Development Model ©2012
Ages 5–11 Student centered and assessment driven, Words Their Way: Word Study in Action Developmental Model uses a research based developmental approach to word study for Grades K-6. Fostering the progression of word knowledge, developing phonics and spelling, word recognition and vocabulary - students develop the essential elements of reading in just 15 to 20 minute per day.
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Perfect partners... Scott Foresman Everyday Spelling ©2011 – see page 70
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Key Language
Skill Building
Ages 6–11
Essential skills for better reading and writing
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Key Language gives you flexible, ready-to-go resources with an emphasis on key skills practice. The essential language skills coverage in Key Comprehension is complemented by Key Spelling and Key Grammar. All provide up-to-date, engaging resources which reinforce key teaching points and enable children to practise, consolidate and extend their learning. A tried and tested approach for group and independent work. Focused practice materials that reflect current guidelines for comprehension, spelling and grammar. Comprehensive support for assessment and marking.
KEY GRAMMAR
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PUPIL
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Literacy Skill Building
Ages 7–11
Word Perfect Spelling
Ages 7-11
Improve your students’ vocabulary and spelling This nine-book series is perfect for students wanting to improve their word power. Carefully graded to ensure that students make steady progress. The words are accompanied by exercises to reinforce their usage. Ideal for primary and secondary schools.
Once a Week Comprehension
Ages 7-11
Encourage and test every aspect of your student’s literacy development This four-book series is aimed at developing students’ reading ability. Clearly explained exercises to test all aspects of literacy development. Offers a clear route of progression for the student.
Better English
Ages 7-11
A new edition of the tried and tested course for English Language learners. This six-book series provides a complete, primary level course. Focused on a self-teaching method, smoothing the way to self expression in writing. Fully illustrated and updated, this successful series aims for readers to ‘learn while doing’.
Junior English
Ages 7-11
Improve your students’ vocabulary and spelling This four-book series is perfect for students wanting to improve their word power. Carefully graded to ensure that students make steady progress. The words are accompanied by exercises to reinforce their usage. Ideal for primary and secondary schools. 75
Rapid Writing
Literacy Skill Building
The Rapid route to writing success
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Rapid Writing is a fantastic approach to writing for your lower ability children, ideal for use with small groups or for one-to-one support. With exciting visual stimulus and plenty of talk for writing, plus essential skills practice software, your children will love using these resources.
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WRITING Ages 7–11 The easy-to-use Teaching Guides provide all the support you need to run effective guided writing sessions. The comic-book style Pupil Books really appeal to children, while helping them develop the hard-to-master skills they need to catch up with their peers quickly. Motivating software sessions consolidate essential writing skills, while fostering independence by reading back the sentences children have created.
The 9 Pupil Books support and scaffold short chunks of writing. The comicbook style will particularly appeal to your boys!
Rapid Writing uses motivating and engaging texts and games to build confident writers. Cutting edge content makes learning to write easy. Scaffolds writing success through gradual, spiral progression and strong assessments.
Fun skills practice software helps foster independence and improve children’s ability to edit their work by speaking back the sentences they have created. The at-a-glance record keeping helps you plan for children’s next steps.
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D’Nealian Handwriting ©2011 Ages Ages 5–12 3-11
Resources to help practice and perfect handwriting Through a wide range of student and teacher multi-sensory resources, your students will master the art of writing. This extensive suite of resources includes:
D’Nealian® Handwriting Student Edition Designed to help students form clean, readable letters right from the start, this consumable resource provides lessons that focus on letter formation and offer practice to ensure success in writing legibly.
D’Nealian® Handwriting Online Teacher’s Edition Short, simple lesson plans accommodate all learning styles and needs. Take-home letters and Activity Masters in English and Spanish are included.
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Perfect partners... Scott Foresman Reading Street ©2011 – see page 10-15. Scott Foresman Everyday Spelling ©2011 – see page 70
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Zona de escritura ©2011 now available! Ages 5–11
Developing Spanish writing Zona de escritura is a comprehensive writing in Spanish program. It features a writer’s workshop model that integrates the writing process and traits of good writing. Students will develop writing routines, apply writing skills in writing for test lessons, and have weekly opportunities to develop genre-specific writing.
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Literacy Skill Building
Comprehension Plus ©2011 Developing comprehension skills through targeted instruction and practice
Ages 6-12
Comprehension Plus ©2011 provides explicit instruction and practice of the comprehension skills students need to understand written text. Every lesson begins with direct instruction of each skill and is followed by opportunities for students to apply and transfer the skill to a meaningful context.
Perfect partners... Cornerstone – see pages 56-57
Comprehension Plus study skills, vocabulary, phonics/word study, and writing connections add up to improved test scores and classroom performance.
Components include Student Edition x 6 (Levels A-F) Teacher Edition x 6 (Levels A-F)
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