15 Reproducible Write and Read Books - Instant Patterns for Easy Predictable Books Your Students Help Write! by Veronica E. Robillard;; Scholastic Grades K-2. "The creative way to build literacy!" These reproducible book patterns feature blanks which your students can fill in to make a personalized, predictable book. 96 pages. Click Here for More Information

101 Science Poems & Songs for Young Learners by Meish Goldish;; Scholastic Grades 1-3 - With Hands-On Activities - hibernation, space, plants, magnets, butterflies, weather, human body, extinction, more - 96 pages Click Here for More Information

25 Emergent Reader Mini-Books : Easy-To-Make Reproducible Books to Promote Literacy by Maria Fleming ;; Scholastic Grades K-1. Simple, predictable stories related to topics like weather, plants, friends, bears, five senses, all about me, and more. Click Here for More Information

25 Mother Goose Peek-A-Books by Helen H. Moore;; Scholastic PreK-3 - Reproducible, Easy-To-Make, Easy-To-Read Click Here for More Information

25 Spanish Emergent Reader Mini-Books - Easy-To-Make Reproducible Books to Promote Literacy by Maria Fleming; Scholastic Grades K-1 Click Here for More Information

26 Interactive Alphabet Mini-Books : Easy-To-Make Reproducible Books That Promote Literacy by Mary Beth Spann;; Scholastic Grades PreK-1. 56 pages. "Just copy, fold, and cut. Students make picture and letter connections, practice handwriting, compile word banks, and more." Click Here for More Information

30 Collaborative Books for Your Class to Make and Share by Mary Beth Spann;; Scholastic Easy Patterns & How-To's for Creating a Year's Worth of Thematic Rhyming Books Click Here for More Information

35 Rubrics & Checklists to Assess Reading and Writing by Adele Fiderer;; Scholastic Time-Saving Reproducible Forms for Meaningful Literacy Assessment Click Here for More Information

450 More Story S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R-S for Primary Grades by Shirley C. Raines ;; Gryphon House Activities to Expand Children's Favorite Books Click Here for More Information

Activities for Any Spelling Unit Bette Fox; Teacher Created Materials Reader review: "This book presents a wide range of generic high quality spelling activities that elementary teachers can use with any spelling unit. There is no preparation required, the students enjoy the activities, and the spelling skills are effectively reinforced." Primary. 144 pages. Click Here for More Information

An Observation Survey; Of Early Literacy Achievement by Marie M. Clay;; Heinemann Click Here for More Information

Beyond Book Reports - 50 Totally Terrific Literature Response Activities That by Michelle O'Brien-Palmer;; Micnik Pubns Grades 2 - 6. 160 pages. Have students create a paper genre pizza, 3-D setting map, character report card, and more! Cover all of the important reading skills (predicting outcomes, sharing personal responses, evaluating characters, critical thinking, reading comprehension, etc.) with 50 fun activities. Includes step by step directions, reproducible graphic organizers, and student work samples Click Here for More Information

Building Literacy with Interactive Charts - A Practical Guide for Creating 75 Engaging Charts from Songs, Poems, and Fingerplays by Kristin G. Schlosser, Vicki L. Phillips ;; Scholastic Grades K-2. Contains ideas to create 75 interactive charts from familiar songs, poems, and fingerplays. Perfect to use with young emergent readers. TIP - After you go to Amazon, click on the image to view the cover in more detail. 80 pages. Click Here for More Information

Classrooms That Work by Patricia Marr Cunningham; Addison-Wesley Pub Co Reader Review: Patricia Cunningham's book is by far the best resource for language arts. You do not have to read it cover to cover to get what you need. It is so full of useful ideas that you only need to skim through the index to find numerous strategies, activities and ways to make your classroom a better place for readers and writers. Click Here for More Information

Effective Teaching, Effective Learning : Making the Personality Connection in Your Classroom Alice M. Fairhurst; Consulting Psychologists Press How different teaching and learning styles are embedded in different personality types. Click Here for More Information

Guided Reading : Good First Teaching for All Children by Irene C. Fountas, Gay Su Pinnell; Heinemann (Txt); Guided Reading was written for K-3 classroom teachers, reading resource teachers, preservice teachers, teacher educators, researchers, administrators, and staff developers. Based on the authors' nine years of research and development, it explains how to create a balanced literacy program based on guided reading and supported by reading aloud, shared reading, interactive writing, and other approaches. Click Here for More Information

Literature-Based Bulletin Boards : Create Interactive Bulletin Boards That Turn into Beautiful Big Books-Instantly! by Elizabeth Shelton Wollner,; Scholastic Grades K - 2. 80 pages. Includes step by step directions for student-created bulletin boards that easily turn into big books. Use favorite children's books like The Gingerbread Man, The Jolly Postman, The Mitten, The Relatives Came, Jump Frog Jump, and more. Click Here for More Information

Look, Look, I Wrote a Book: Reproducible Mini Books for Emergent Readers by Linda Ball and Laurel Brucker;; Goodyear Pub. PreK - 2 - This set of 28 reproducible "little books" is ready for beginning readers to personalize with their very own words and illustrations. Child-tested and parent-approved, these delightful little books reinforce basic concepts, put songs and poetry into print, and enhance thematic classroom experiences. Ideal for sharing at home and for reading time and again. Click Here for More Information

Making Words : Multilevel, Hands-On Developmentally Appropriate Spelling and Phonics Activities by Patricia M. Cunningham, Dorothy P. Hall; Good Apple This book provides hundreds of fun, hands-on activities for teaching children phonics and spelling. It is an excellent method for teaching learning disabled students at the elementary level. Children really learn phoneme segmentation, an essential reading skill, through this process. They especially love the culminating activity, finding the "Big Word." Click Here for More Information

Meet the Authors and Illustrators - Vol. 1 by Deborah Kovacs;; Scholastic 60 Creators of Favorite Children's Books Talk About Their Work Click Here for More Information