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This second edition helps educators build a successful reading culture by developing community collaborations that include parents, university partnerships, and libraries.... More

Illustrates how teachers can participate in reading groups, shared staff study, professional networks, and more to create successful learning communities that translate into academic achievement for students.... More

U.S. history textbook... More

History textbook for Middle School ... More

Creating America: Beginnings Through World War I -- A History of the United States... More

Creating America: A History Of The United States, with an atlas by Rand McNally... More

As the power and prestige of the United States have grown, the nation has played a much more active role in world affairs. Indeed, throughout the 20th century, the United States focused much of its energy on events beyond its borders. The nation fought in two world wars and tried to promote democrac... More

American History uses four key strategies to help students become successful history readers and more knowledgeable about the state's standard. These strategies are: set a purpose for reading, build your social studies vocabulary, use active reading strategies and check your understanding.... More

American History uses four key strategies to help one become a more successful reader of history, and more knowledgeable about their state's standards. These strategies are: set a purpose for reading, build your social studies vocabulary, use active reading strategies and check your understanding... More

Many people think of science as simply a collection of facts. Science is the systematic study of natural events and conditions. Scientific subjects can be anything in the living or nonliving world. In general, all scientific subjects can be broken down into three areas--life science, Earth science, ... More

Creating America: A History Of The United States: Beginnings Through Reconstruction... More

A textbook on the history and evolution of America.... More

Imagine life in Jamestown, America's first permanent English settlement. The nation we inhabit now is a much different place than it was then, more than three centuries ago. Yet there are repeating themes- ideas and issues- in American history that tie the past and present together. This book focuse... More

This book focuses on nine significant themes in U.S. history.... More

Americans have always been quick to embrace inventions and new ways of doing things. After all, this country was settled by people who turned away from old ways and tried new ones. In the past two centuries, new inventions, new technologies, and scientific breakthroughs have transformed the United S... More

In this book, you'll explore ideas in a variety of genres, or forms, of literature. ... More

This book is a treasure for student community with a wide variety of useful and interesting materials for studying literature.... More

The World on the Turtle's Back," from The Great Tree and the Longhouse: The Culture of the Iroquois (pp. 12-19) by Hazel W. Hertzberg. Copyright © 1966 American Anthropological Association. Reproduced by permission of the American Anthropological Association. Not for sale or further reproduction. ... More

This resource book is divided into three parts, viz., 1. Literary Elements, 2. Language and Culture, and 3. Facts and Opinions.... More

The authors of this literature textbook have ensured that it is in accordance with the Indiana educational standards.... More

Literature textbook for 6th Grade... More

This textbook is closely aligned to the Michigan Content Expectations for English Language Arts. ... More

This Texas Student Edition of American Literature is prepared with active involvement of eminent scholars and presented to the students for their success. Contents include: An Emerging Nation, Celebrating the Individual, An Age of Transition, Capturing the American Landscape, A Changing Awareness, N... More

A literature book set in accordance with Illinois learning standards.... More