reading

Willow the armadillo tries to get hired as a picture book hero until she becomes a real life hero at the library.

Two children provide instructions how to properly read to a grandmother or a grandfather, including how to choose a good book, how to use different voices, and where to find the perfect place to cuddle up and read.

"This partially illustrated workbook, meant to be read by an advanced reader with a beginner reader or struggleing reader, combines stories and exercises that focus on phonics"--Title page verso.

"This workbook for children ages 6 to 9 combines stories and exercises that focus on phonics"--Publisher.

Gives humorous tips from two brothers on how to read or pretend to read for twenty minutes.

"[The authors] take on teachers' doubts and concerns about book clubs, and build a . . . case for their value in every classroom. They provide the nuts and bolts for creating and managing successful books clubs"--Provided by publisher.

Ben and Becky are on another adventure, and this time it's an African safari! With their new friend, Kami, they go out to see wild animals in their natural habitats. They also tour a wildlife sanctuary where injured and orphaned animals are being cared for. Along the way, the three children help to solve a mystery and save the life of a baby elephant!.

Told in multiple voices, four summer school classmates band together to save their teacher and their academic futures after Ms J.'s unorthodox teaching methods are questioned.

" ... [provides] a flip-chart guide with prompts, discussion starters, and teaching points for use during guided reading to inform [one's] next step forward"--Amazon.

"... show[s] how to teach reading as a personal art-a way to develop passionate, critical readers for life-and how to build a schoolwide reading culture on self-selected, voluminous reading ..."--Amazon.