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High Interest-Low Vocabulary Reading

STREAMLINED SHAKESPEARE

Now struggling readers can enjoy these classics. The unique format of the Streamlined Shakespeare titles consists of a narrative followed by the play. This series has been designed for schools that seek to adapt traditional curriculum to meet the needs of all students. The titles can be used in regular English classes or remedially in special education class. Students texts are not reproducible so order one for each student. Workbooks are reproducible and have activities to reinforce vocabulary and to test comprehension.  4.0 readability.

 

Please Specify Title

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ROMEO & JULIET

            student text ...$8.00     workbook ...$6.00
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HAMLET

            student text ...$8.00     workbook ...$6.00             

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TAMING OF THE SHREW

            student text ...$8.00     workbook ...$6.00     

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 MACBETH

            student text ...$8.00     workbook ...$6.00 

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 MERCHANT OF VENICE

            student text ...$8.00     workbook ...$6.00 

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 JULIUS CAESAR

            student text ...$8.00     workbook ...$6.00       

 

 

THE COLOR BOOK

reproducibles...$22.00
The premise of these materials is to introduce all types of information that are somehow connected to the colors red, green, blue, yellow, black, white, silver, and gold.  For example, they'll be reading about figurative expressions such as "rolling out the red carpet," "blackballed," and "yellow journalism." They'll read about the Green Mountain Boys, yellow fever, the Red Cross, the blue whale, and "White Christmas."  The reading passages range from three or four lines to full pages.  The assignments include learning to discern between literal and figurative meanings, acquiring new vocabulary, answering questions that relate to the text, counting how many times a given color was used on a page, and rendering opinions about the facts that were presented.  Includes text, worksheets, tests and answer key.  Reproducible.  Reading level 3.5-4.0.

 

 

 

 

HIGH INTEREST-LOW READABILITY NON-FICTION

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 Amazing Kids...$11.00

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Strange and Unexplained...$11.00

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Wild Animals...$11.00

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SET OF 3 HIGH INTEREST TITLES...$30.00

Struggling readers in the upper elementary and middle school often are still working to acquire vocabulary and comprehension skills.  They also struggle to remain engaged and interested.  Thus we have these three new titles with stories crafted to grab students' attention while honing specific reading skills, such as learning new vocabulary, making predictions, identifying details, figures of speech and short answer practice.  Format of comprehension questions parallel that of most standardized testing.  Books are reproducible.

 

READ PAPER

reproducibles, worksheets, guide and answer key

*Issue No. 1...$20

*Issue No. 2...$15

*Issue No. 3...$15

*Issue No. 4...$15

*Issue No. 5...$15

*Issue No. 6...$15

SET OF All 6 Issues, worksheets, guide and answer key...$85

We wrote this newspaper that has articles from the past, present, and future.  In the same issue students can be reading about Kennedy's assassination, a review from a food critic traveling the Oregon Trail, the arrival of ground forces in Saigon, an ad for a trip on the Mayflower, and how one family was sentenced for violating the strict trash laws of the future.  The classified ads are looking for a troll and Washington Irving or trying to sell Hannibal's goat-skin tents.  Many of the articles and ads are written with a tongue-in-cheek attitude.  Also included are worksheets and review tests, of course.  While the articles in Read Paper  provide some imaginative and creative reading, the assignments teach about newspapers, develop vocabulary, allow the students to compare past, present and future events, encourage them to use their local newspapers, provide writing and research assignments, and give them practice in reading for detailed information on everything from the abdication of King Edward to the strict environmental laws of the future.  

 

COME ON, NONE OF THIS EVER HAPPENED!

reproducibles ...$22.00

This text covers some of the interesting myths of different cultures. It includes everything from how human sacrifice among the Aztecs might have started to such mythological characters as Zeus and Beowulf. The short and easy-to-read sections also deal with what makes a hero and some of the common threads found in myths, legends, and folktales. In the last section we cover how so-called myths have grown up around the likes of John Kennedy, Elvis, and James Dean. The worksheets require locating specific answers, rendering opinions, and comparing things found in the myths and legends of the past to the modern world in which the students live. Includes reproducible text, worksheets, and answer key.

READING TUTOR SERIES         

reproducible...$8.00 EACH title

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Sports

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Mammals

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Weird, But True

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Biographies

This new series is aimed at the older, but reluctant reader. Each book has interesting, highly readable stories and activities that introduce and strengthen concepts needed to build and reinforce reading skills. A sidebar on each page states the concept or skill reinforced by the activity on that page. Activities focus on grammar basics, using the Internet and other references, sequencing, comparing and contrasting, finding the main idea, and using context clues. Answer key included. Please specify title.

 

HIGH INTEREST NONFICTION

reproducibles ...$21.00 each

Capture your students' attention and improve their reading comprehension with these high-interest history and science topics. Written at a 3-4 grade readability, this book has 49 nonfiction stories ranging from pyramids and the D-Day Invasion to dolphins and wasps. Following each story are three skill pages featuring literal and interpretive comprehension questions based on Bloom's Taxonomy, sentence and writing practice, and a research/writing activity. Great supplement to any reading, history, or science class.  Website only.

 

THE POWERLINE PROTEST

student use ...$6.00 each

This high-interest, low vocabulary story, follows a group of people and their efforts to oppose the construction of a high power line across their lands.  One of the protestors is an eighteen-year-old boy, who is arrested and charged with criminal actions in the destruction of the power line tower.  Your students become involved in determining whether or not the boy is innocent or guilty. One page of  reading skill objectives and open ended questions.  Soft-covered, 8 1/2 by 11. 38 pages. Clearance priced and limited quantities available. Website only.

 

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