Author - Simon Keller

Sixth graders begin using more formal academic language, analyzing literature, evaluating sources...

Fifth graders read longer texts, compare sources, explain evidence, and write organized responses...

Fourth graders begin reading longer texts, writing organized responses, and using evidence to...

Third graders meet more challenging words in stories, classroom directions, informational texts...

Second graders begin meeting words that help them do more than name familiar objects. They need...

Sunlight brightens the yard, sprinklers send cool water into the air, and butterflies move between...

A face can smile, blink, frown, laugh, and show surprise. Children notice these changes every day...

Snowflakes float past the window, frost shines on the grass, and warm mittens protect little hands...

A firefighter carries a hose, a teacher opens a book, and a mail carrier brings letters to a...

A yellow school bus rolls along the road, a train follows its tracks, and a helicopter circles...