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Book found in the non-fiction section of the library. Used to show how to write book reports, journal entries, and poems that are clear and precise. Students can use this resource to develop their reading comprehension as it goes over skills of how to recognize key information within the text and the parts of a book report. Subject: English Language Arts. Grade Level: 2nd-5th. Pertains to students learning how to write a book report, for students further developing their writing skills with journal entries and poems, and students who need to work on their reading comprehension skills.

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How to Write a Book Report (Explorer Junior Library: How to Write): Minden, Cecilia, Roth, Kate: 9781602799929: Amazon.com: Books

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How to Write a Book Report (Explorer Junior Library: How to Write) [Minden, Cecilia, Roth, Kate] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. How to Write a Book Report (Explorer Junior Library: How to Write)

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Book & eBook found in the non-fiction of the library and in your school's Online Research Library with proper log-n credentials, but also can be found on Amazon. Used to gain students’ attention about math in teaching them about the action that subtraction makes. This resource uses words and rhymes to create a rap about numbers on the rules of subtraction, adding visuals of what is being counted and subtracted along the way as an aid for students to learn how to subtract in a more fun, creative, and engaging way. Subject: Math. Grade Level: K-4th. Targets a range of students’ learning styles as it provides visuals, rhyming lyrics for easier memorization, and gives subtractions rules and facts to explain numbers by reading words, all to help students at different levels learn the material.

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Brian P. Cleary (Author), Brian Gable (Illustrator)

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The Action of Subtraction (Math Is CATegorical ®)

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The Action of Subtraction (Math Is CATegorical ®) [Cleary, Brian P., Gable, Brian] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Action of Subtraction (Math Is CATegorical ®)

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Online database that houses non-fiction articles used to teach and educate students on a variety of topics, eBooks consisting of graphic novels and non-fiction that are curriculum based, and games and voting for the answer of the question for the day to encourage students to interact with the lessons. Subject(s): Science, History,  Health, Social Studies, etc. Grade Level: K-5th. Has a Spanish feature for non-English learners and reads to all learners to help with reading comprehension.

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Database used to used to cover a variety of life science and physical science topics such as ecosystems and biomes, energy and matter, rocks and minerals, space, water, weather and climate and more. This resource enhances the student’s learning experience by showing video and visuals of real-world views of the topics and encourages students to apply what they learned by using their own thoughts and their critical thinking skills. Moreover, this database asks the learner what they learned, reviews the material, and gives additional resources for the learner to further explore the topic on their own. Subject: Science. Grade Level: 3rd-6th. Targets all kinds of learners as it offers games, brain teasers questions, videos, option to be read to, option to view transcript of audio, and a glossary to further explain the topic and enhance reading comprehension.

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PowerKnowledge Earth & Space Science is an online resource specifically designed for learners in grades 3 to 6. Comprised of curriculum correlated content, PowerKnowledge Earth & Space Science promotes digital literacy and 21st century learning skills, while offering research, report, and homework help.

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Writing Strategies: 6 Ways to Start a Sentence

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Writing Strategies: 6 Ways to Start a Sentence

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Video that can be utilized to generate more creativity in students’ writing as it goes over the definitions of the parts of a sentence and shows different ways a sentence can begin to form the students’ thoughts and ideas such as the pairing of subject and verb, where or when the action is happening, in the form of a question, etc. Subject: English Language Arts. Grade Level: K-5th. Appeals to students visually be explaining the content through an animated story as though it is a cartoon to get students engaged in the content.

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Writing Strategies | 6 Ways to Start a Sentence | Sentence Structure | Learn to Write