Books with author Teacher Created Materials

Teach students about the beginnings of the United States government, the American Revolution, American Indian cultures and customs, and more, with this 8-book collection. Filled with high-interest content and fascinating photos and source materials, this set of nonfiction books is a great resource for developing students' social studies knowledge. Books in this collection feature fact-filled sidebars and age-appropriate vocabulary that will keep students interested in the material, as well as a supporting glossary, table of contents, and index. Titles in this set include: Causes of the Revolution; Early Congresses; The Constitution and the Bill of Rights; The American Revolution; Early American Indian Tribes; The Declaration of Independence; Life in the Colonies; and Exploring the New World.

Introduce first grade students to Earth and space science with this nonfiction 5-book set. Each book provides a hands-on lab activity that is aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and supports STEM education. With easy-to-read informational text, vibrant images, and text features such as a glossary and an index, these books support the development of science content-area literacy. Titles in this set include: Earth and Moon; Looking Up!; Our Sun; The Seasons; and We Recycle.

Introduce young students to the fundamentals of life science with this engaging 5-book set! These nonfiction books are a perfect fit for beginning readers, giving them an early understanding of scientific topics including the life cycle and what living things need to grow and thrive. Each book provides a hands-on lab activity that is aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards and supports STEM education. The easy-to-read informational text, vibrant images, and text features keep students engaged and support the development of content-area literacy. This set includes: Baby Animals; Growing Up; Living!; Seeds; and What Do Living Things Need?

Inform and inspire second and third grade students with science, technology, engineering, and math texts in this 10-book set. With supporting graphics, key vocabulary, problem-solving activities, and hands-on labs, students will be engaged while learning about fundamental STEM themes. This set includes: Natural Measures, Tracking Time, Shaping Our World, How Amusement Parks Work, Wildlife Scientists, Predict It!, Photosynthesis, Changing Matter, Balanced and Unbalanced Forces, and Tracking the Weather.

Introduce children to two famous and inspiring African American athletes: Jackie Robinson and Wilma Rudolph! With the books in this set, young students will learn about the struggles and triumphs that these sports legends went through. Featuring high-interest text, captivating photographs, vivid images, and other text features, these biographies will keep students engaged as they read about the lives and accomplishments of these athletes. Titles in this set include: Jackie Robinson and Wilma Rudolph.

Introduce young children to the importance of respecting others and ways that they can show respect for others through the books in this set! Beginning readers will learn about using good manners, following rules at home and at school, being a good friend, communicating respectfully, and more. With engaging images and easy-to-read text, these books support early childhood literacy and emotional development. Encourage readers to describe what is happening in their own words and relate these stories to their own experiences. Titles in this 8-book set include: Workers Who Take Care of Me; We Work at School; Using Good Manners; The Best You: Win or Lose; Rules at Home; Rules at School; I Am a Good Friend; Communicate! How You Say It.

Introduce students to some of the most influential figures from the 20th Century. Students will learn about the lives of these individuals and how their decisions impacted the lives of people in the 20th century as well as industry, economy, and more. Filled with high-interest content and fascinating photos and source materials, this set of nonfiction books is a great resource for developing and improving students' social studies knowledge. Each book contains fact-filled sidebars, easy-to-read text, content-area vocabulary, an accessible glossary, table of contents, and index. Titles in this set include: Industrial Giants; Famous Immigrants; Woodrow Wilson; Eleanor Roosevelt; Winston Churchill; Martin Luther King Jr.; Cold War Leaders; and Leaders of the Middle East.

Teach students about the fight to end slavery in America with this set of nonfiction books! Readers will learn about the struggles that abolitionists faced, and the long journey to freedom for African Americans after many struggles and limitations. Titles include: The Fight for Freedom: Ending Slavery in America; Live After Slavery; and African Americans Today.

Students will eagerly read about STEM content with the TIME STEM Careers 3-Book Set. Developed by Timothy Rasinski, these nonfiction readers will build students' critical reading skills while they are immersed in STEM content that focuses on interesting subjects like robotics and medicine. Middle school students will be engaged by these full-color texts that are purposefully leveled to increase comprehension for different learner types. Aligned with Common Core State Standards, these high-interest texts connect with McREL and WIDA/TESOL standards and prepare students for STEM careers. Titles include: STEM Careers: Enhancing Engineering; STEM Careers: Reinventing Robotics; STEM Careers: Metamorphosis of Medicine