STECK-VAUGHN SCHOOL SUPPLY High Interest Non-Fiction Grade 4 SV-61796
$11.99
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Grade: 4th
Brand: Steck-Vaughn
Secondary Brand: Steck-Vaughn School Supply Harcourt School Supply
UPC: 73168642047
Description
Ideal for reluctant readers!
Whether you want to promote the joy of reading or the thrill of reading riveting nonfiction, this series does the job. Amazing stories of adventure, mystery, escape, disaster, rescue, challenge, firsts, and heroes capture and hold student interest. Even reluctant readers respond to these 1 1/2 -page true tales followed by four types of comprehension activities. With 28 stories from which to choose, you’ll find something to excite every reader.Exciting true stories make students want to read!
Activities promote better reading comprehension!
Numerous writing prompts stimulate students’ imaginations!
General assessments.
Good practice for standardized testing.
Letters to Parents, Students.
Student Progress Chart.
Special Notes:
3-Book Reproducible Series
96 perforated pages
Bound-in answer key
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