This series of elementary-level books focuses on different aspects of information literacy. Each book will be informational and use chapter format, simple sentences, and clear examples. Each book will include at least three student models with annotations that point out well-executed (or poorly executed) skills and 5-6 appropriate graphic organizers. The writing style is formal yet fun and lively.

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Maps! Maps! Maps! Great Atlases for your students. Perfect for reports, social studies, or just fun exploring.

 ALL ATLASES   | 

Perfect for your younger readers. These books introduce primary students to dictionaries.

 ALL PRI. DICT.   | 

Taking a detailed look at a variety of reference topics, these titles are a perennial favorite with your students. Packed with full-color photographs and illustrations, each volume features detailed, well-written information on the subject at hand. Ideal for report writing or simply for learning more, these books are a reference title staple. Older editions have been revised, including more photos, updated text, and more attractive covers.

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Grammar comes to life in this unique series that uses entertaining sports narratives to teach language arts skills. Each colorfully illustrated title presents a fictional sports event through the eyes of TV announcer Buzz Star and a sidekick kid reporter.

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Writing is an important skill that kids use almost every day-in school, with friends, at home, almost everywhere-and now, the Language Arts Explorer Junior writing series has tips and tricks that will help them become writing experts.

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