SOCIAL STUDIES READERS GR5 SET

Name: SOCIAL STUDIES READERS GR5 SET
SKU: LSR1500
Price: 995.00 USD
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Foster a love of reading while also improving students’ literacy and social studies skills with our grade 5 Social Studies Readers, part of a K–5 library. Customize a library of social studies readers that appeals to your students’ natural curiosity about people, places, and the past.

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Each title integrates building literacy skills with the values and ideas that prepare students for college, career, and civic life, reinforcing an inquiry-based approach. The library of readers makes it easy to scaffold learning to ensure that every student has the opportunity to improve essential skills. Nonfiction and contemporary social studies topics—including history, geography, economics, and civics—offer a variety of pathways for students to engage with the past and present of the world around them.

Readers include essential questions and pre- and post-reading strategies aimed at improving depth of knowledge and communicating results, such as making connections, analyzing primary sources, and taking action.

Provide flexibility for educators and students with digital access to all levels of readers, in English and Spanish, through Nystrom World’s The Scholar.

Social Studies Readers:

include 4 levels: Emerging, Approaching, On, and Above

indicate C3 correlations, F&P and Lexile levels, reading comprehension skills, and more

can be used for individual or group learning

fall under the following categories:

Biography
Careers
Cultures
Economics
Life in the Past
Science & Technology

Titles in grade 5:

Inventors and Their Inventions: How Did They Help America Grow?

Folktales of the Frontier: What Captured the American Imagination?

The Civil War: How Did Everyday People Take Action?

The Triangular Trade: What Did Enslaved Africans Experience?

The 1940s: How Did World War II Change Life in America?

Constitution Writers: How Did They Form a More Perfect Union?

The Pilgrims and Wampanoag: What Was Life Like for These Early Americans?

Ancestral Pueblo People: What Was Life Like?

SOCIAL STUDIES READERS GR5 SET

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