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Primates

Swing your way into the world of primates with this fun series. Each book details the key features of one type of primate, as well as its diet, habitat, and life cycle. Each books also features simple text, colourful images, a table of contents, fast facts, sidebars, comprehension questions, a glossary, an index, and a list of resources for further reading.

Princess in Black, The (Chapter Books)

Princess Magnolia has a secret - she's the Princess in Black and fights monsters! These humorous and action-packed chapter books are for readers who not only like their princesses prim and proper, but also dressed in black.

Printed UFLI Sound Wall Card Set

Printed Sound Wall cards in a heavy cardstock coated front and back with a satin finish. Each set includes: 49 Sound Wall Cards (top right example in graphic), 13 Category Cards, 2 Consonant/Vowel label cards, 117 Small Grapheme Cards used for review of grapheme-phoneme correspondences (GPCs), and for adding to the sound wall one at a time as GPCs are taught.

Pro Sports Stars  

The world's greatest sports stars are known for making incredible plays and dominating their opponents. Get to know today's hottest athletes by reading about highlights from the biggest moments of their careers. Pro Sports Stars will be a hit with young readers from start to finish!

Problem with Pierre, The

The differences between Bertram and his neighbour Alan were never a problem until a fussy cat entered the equation! Alan and Betram are next-door neighbours. They are also best friends. They are also very, very different from one another. Bertram is extremely neat, and Alan is wildly messy. When Bertram gets a cat, called Pierre, he is dismayed to find that Pierre prefers it at Alan3s house. The Problem with Pierre plays with the format of the book, returning to split spreads in which Bertram's neat-as-a-pin living room is on the left and Alan's homely chaos is on the right. When, at the end, Bertram knocks through the wall between the two houses and puts the sofa in the middle, there is a coming together of content and format that is sure to delight readers young and old.

Professional Hockey Teams

Hockey is one of the most exciting, action-packed sports in the world, and millions of fans enjoy watching professional hockey each year. In this series, readers will explore eight top teams, including each team3s top players of the present and past, the team3s history and traditions, and moments that define each team. Through engaging, easy-to-read text, young hockey fans will discover what makes each professional team a fan favorite. Fun sidebars, stat-filled infographics, and color photographs help even the most reluctant readers get excited about picking up a book. Additional features to aid comprehension include a table of contents, phonetic glossary, detailed index, sources for further research, introduction to the author, and questions for further reflection.

Professional Resources

These professional resources are powerful guides from leading experts. Incorporating real-world examples and stories from the field, step-by-step instructional strategies for teachers of ELs, this resource offers school leaders and educators insightful guidance for creating a site-based intervention program to foster academic and emotional success in their students. Whether you want to improve students’ engagement, refine their writing process, or assess their progress, these resources have practical strategies to elevate your teaching and boost student success in reading and writing.

Professor Thomas Cat's Guide to Understanding the Human Brain: The Dyslexia Files

Professor Thomas Cat is an expert brain scientist! He's spent years learning all about how to controlCer, understandCthe human brain. He has a very thorough presentation put together to show other cats just how the human brain works, and how they can use that to . . . nevermind. Today's topic: dyslexia! But Ava actually has dyslexia, so she has a few things to add. Professor Cat's presentation does a good job focusing on the science, but what about what it's really like to live with dyslexia? She and her dolphin sidekick step their way out of his presentation to give him some (unasked-for!) notes. Between Ava's personal experience and Professor Cat's science, they might just get close to rounding up all the information that a kid with dyslexia needs to succeed.

Professor Wooford McPaw's History of Things