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Books in Total Basic Skills series

  • Total Basic Skills, Preschool

    School Specialty Publishing

    Paperback (American Education Publishing, May 17, 2004)
    Total Basic Skills provides preschoolers with the key to total school success! This 352 page workbook features 4 core subjects that provide in-depth practice in essential skills. With easy-to-understand directions this workbook also features fun, interactive games in addition to a complete answer key. Skills include: •Reading comprehension •Numbers, math operations, and problem solving •Phonics, vocabulary, and spelling •Writing and grammar
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  • Total Basic Skills, Kindergarten

    School Specialty Publishing

    Paperback (American Education Publishing, May 17, 2004)
    Total Basic Skills provides kindergartners with the key to total school success! This 352 page workbook features 4 core subjects that provide in-depth practice in essential skills. With easy-to-understand directions this workbook also features fun, interactive games in addition to a complete answer key. Skills include: •Reading comprehension •Numbers, math operations, and problem solving •Phonics, vocabulary, and spelling •Writing and grammar
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  • Basic Writing Skills: Grade 6

    Claire Norman, Pat Biggs (Illustrator)

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, )
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  • Basic Skills Inferencing, Grades 5 to 6: Using Context Clues to Infer Meaning

    Jennifer Rozines Roy

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 15, 2000)
    The skill of inferencing, using information to draw a logical conclusion, is a higher-level thinking skill that is sometimes difficult for young students to master but very important to reading comprehension. The high-interest lessons in this book are supplemented with a variety of activities to make learning the skill of inferencing fun. The exercises increase in difficulty as the book progresses, so the students practice more advanced skills as they work through the book. With a variety of fun and instructional formats, teachers can provide direct instruction, reinforcement, or independent practice throughout the year.
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  • Total Basic Skills, Grade 2

    School Specialty Publishing

    Paperback (American Education Publishing, May 17, 2004)
    Total Basic Skills provides second graders with the key to total school success! This 352 page workbook features 4 core subjects that provide in-depth practice in essential skills. With easy-to-understand directions this workbook also features fun, interactive games in addition to a complete answer key. Skills include: •Reading comprehension •Numbers, math operations, and problem solving •Phonics, vocabulary, and spelling •Writing and grammar
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  • Basic Skills Better Sentence Structure Through Diagraming, Book 1

    Gregg Carnevale, Mark Dressel

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 29, 1999)
    Diagramming enables students to gain a better understanding of sentence structure and the different parts of speech. Book 1 offers an introduction to diagramming. The activities begin with simple sentences and then incorporatemore complexities, such as compound subjects and verbs, adjective and adverb prepositional phrases, direct and indirect objects, and more. Each lesson describes the specific structure under study, gives examples,and provides sentences for diagramming practice. Students are then challenges to generate their own sentences to fit the models.
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  • Total Basic Skills, Grade K

    School Specialty Publishing

    Paperback (American Education Publishing, Feb. 16, 2009)
    Total Basic Skills provides kindergartners with the key to total school success! This 352 page workbook features 4 core subjects that provide in-depth practice in essential skills. With easy-to-understand directions this workbook also features fun, interactive games in addition to a complete answer key. Skills include: •Reading comprehension •Numbers, math operations, and problem solving •Phonics, vocabulary, and spelling •Writing and grammar
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  • Basic Skills Main Idea, Grades 1 to 2: Using Topics and Details to See the Big Picture

    Karen Clemens Warrick

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 15, 2000)
    The activities in Main Idea Grade 1-2 include high-interest reading selections with activities that teach and reinforce the concepts of main idea, topic, topic sentence, and supporting details. With a variety of fun and instructional formats,teachers can provide direct instruction, reinforcement, or independent practice throughout the year. When possible, lessons are linked to other curriculum areas such as math, science, social studies, and language arts. With this format, Main Ideaalso offers students the opportunity to learn and practice skills such as critical thinking, comprehension, and writing in an enjoyable and creative format. Review pages are also included to assess and reinforce student learning.
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  • Basic Skills Summarizing, Grades 5 to 6: Focusing on Main Ideas and Details and Restating in Concise Form

    Norm Sneller

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 15, 2001)
    Summarizing, Grades 5-6 contains guided activities that help develop and achieve this skill. Students will progress from selecting main ideas and details to writing their own summaries. As this skill is practiced in reading, students will naturallybegin to use the skill in writing and speaking. Summarization is a concept used throughout the curriculum. Social studies, science, language, and reading all use the skill of summarization in written, read, and oral lessons.This book provides activities that will give students the opportunity to discuss, examine, choose, and write summaries. It will also provide the chance to practice using active verbs, and colorful, interesting nouns in their work.
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  • Basic Skills Main Idea, Grades 3 to 4: Using Topics and Details to See the Big Picture

    Jennifer Rozines Roy

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 15, 2000)
    The activities in Main Idea Grade 3-4 include high-interest reading selections with activities that teach and reinforce the concepts of main idea, topic, topic sentence, and supporting details. With a variety of fun and instructional formats,teachers can provide direct instruction, reinforcement, or independent practice throughout the year. When possible, lessons are linked to other curriculum areas such as math, science, social studies, and language arts. With this format, Main Ideaalso offers students the opportunity to learn and practice skills such as critical thinking, comprehension, and writing in an enjoyable and creative format. Review pages are also included to assess and reinforce student learning.
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  • Basic Skills Main Idea, Grades 5 to 6: Using Topics and Details to See the Big Picture

    Laurie Gilbert

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 15, 2000)
    Through the selections in Main Idea, students will have the opportunity to practice finding the main idea in various types of reading selections found both in and out of the classroom. These formats include advertisements, newspapers, letters, InternetRelay Chat, travel brochures, and more. Students are asked to respond to the readings in a variety of creative ways to demonstrate their ability to make use of their knowledge of topics, details, and main idea. Use these selections for independentpractice or whole group instruction. Or, place the activity sheets in a center and reproduce the answer key for self-checking.
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  • Basic Skills Map Skills, Grade 5

    Norm Sneller

    Paperback (Instructional Fair, Jan. 29, 1999)
    Go beyond memorizing names and borders. Explore new routes to learning about maps. Map Skills - Grade 5 journeys from reviewing the compass rose to using a map scale and lines of latitude and longitude. Your students will experience a wide range of adventures using map symbols and keys. Every page offers opportunities for discussion. Work together as a class or with partners, or alone. Your students will have lots of fun learning and exploring.
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