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Help students master science content reading |
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How much time will it take to teach a complete worktext?
Whole class: 30 minutes, 5 times a week, for 32 weeks |
Keep on Reading Science! helps students master science content reading. It also builds students' science literacy and sparks curiosity for exciting topics in life, earth, and physical science.
16 colorful, nonconsumable books per grade level focus on one high-interest topic from life, earth, or physical science (see below for titles). The proven instructional model teaches a single comprehension skill or strategy by guiding students as they apply it to four or five increasingly challenging nonfiction genres, usually concluding with a textbook lesson.
There are two books for each of eight key comprehension skills:
These comprehension skills correspond to the skills found in Keep on Reading! Comprehension Across the Curriculum, providing opportunities for more independent reading.
Fully customized to the VA SOLs, free, detailed Personal Prescriptive Path® (P3) Reports identify which of the Keep on Reading Science! units each student should complete based on their performance on the online pretest, which is available with FREE Skills e-Path™. Black-line master tests are also included in the Teacher's Guide.
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Level B (Grade 2) TitlesTell Nonfiction from Fiction - Sky Watch Tell Nonfiction from Fiction - Creepy Crawlies Main Idea and Details - The Living Ocean Main Idea and Details - Energize! Sequence - Life Under a Shell Sequence - Our Star Compare and Contrast - Wild Cats Compare and Contrast - Seasons Everywhere! Summarize - Amazing Plants Summarize - Sports in Motion Draw Conclusions - Written in Stone Draw Conclusions - Food Matters Cause and Effect - Rains and Snow Cause and Effect - Cloudburst! Problems and Solutions - Great Idea! Problems and Solutions - Antarctica |
Level C (Grade 3) TitlesMain Idea and Details - Fantastic Light Main Idea and Details - A Look at Landforms Sequence - Pouch Power Sequence - Winter's Wonders Compare and Contrast - How Fast? Compare and Contrast - Animal Talk Summarize - Into the Swamp Summarize - Fire! Draw Conclusions - How do Animals Adapt? Draw Conclusions - The Moon Fact and Opinion - Hot Dog! Fact and Opinion - Rocks and Minerals Cause and Effect - How do Plants Adapt? Cause and Effect - Lightning Problems and Solutions - Animal Homes Problems and Solutions - Amazing Buildings |
Level D (Grade 4) TitlesMain Idea and Details - Electricity Main Idea and Details - Body Parts Sequence - You Are What You Eat Sequence - That's Life Compare and Contrast - Sounds of the Night Compare and Contrast - The Planets: Strange Worlds Summarize - Water, Water Everywhere Summarize - Whale Tales Make Inferences - Tracking Weather Make Inferences - Feel the Heat Fact and Opinion - Modern Technology Fact and Opinion - Body Wise Cause and Effect - Our Changing Earth Cause and Effect - Why Do Animals Adapt? Problems and Solutions - Life in the Desert Problems and Solutions - Driving Forces |
Level E (Grade 5) TitlesMain Idea and Details–Black Gold Main Idea and Details–Nasty Little Creatures Sequence–How Does It Work? Sequence–Grow for It! Compare and Contrast–Can You Believe It? Compare and Contrast–The Hidden World of Caves Summarize–The Arctic Summarize–A Matter of Change Making Inferences–Brain Power Making Inferences–Forces of Nature Fact and Opinion–Amazing Birds Fact and Opinion–Space Cause and Effect–Wacky Animals Cause and Effect–Color Science Problems and Solutions–Super Structures |