Social Studies (First Grade C–I) 30 books

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Grades

Preschool, Grade 1, 2

Types

Activities

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PDF

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No
Author
Sue Peterson
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Social Studies (First Grade C–I) 30 books

Educators, both in public schools and homeschooling, know the value of comprehensive and targeted teaching resources. This unique collection of leveled books has been designed specifically for first-grade students. Based on a foundation of Fountas and Pinnell vocabulary and Rebecca Sitton spelling words, these books are crafted with care to meet the curriculum standards for this grade.

Each book in this collection is more than just a reading exercise. Alongside the text, every book offers activity pages to enhance a student's literacy skills. Whether it's reading, language, spelling, or writing, these activities ensure a holistic learning experience. To make it easier for educators to align with their teaching goals, the specific skills, concepts, and vocabulary addressed in each book are clearly laid out on the first page. This makes lesson planning straightforward and ensures that educators can pinpoint the exact resources they need.

For those looking to diversify their resources, these texts also find a place in other collections. While all the texts are part of the Grade Level Books based on their grade appropriateness, some are featured in the thematic collection titled "Famous African-Americans in U.S. History" spanning grades 1 to 3. Additionally, due to their popularity and effectiveness, select books from this collection are available individually as Top Sellers.

In total, this collection provides 111 pages of valuable content to enrich the learning experience of first graders. For those who wish to expand further, there are additional Grade Leveled Books and Thematic Collections available. This is a well-rounded resource designed to bolster the literacy skills of students and make the teaching process more engaging and productive for educators. It’s a thoughtful blend of story, activity, and learning.

Resource Tags

Balanced Literacy History Vocabulary

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