Books published by publisher Rosen Classroom

The Many People of America was written to support the Common Core State Standards for English/Language Arts. The many ethnicities of America's people are explored with bright photographs paired with carefully leveled text. Children will learn the similarities and differences of our many people, and how to celebrate that. CCSS English Language Arts Strands & Standards: Literacy.RI.1.3, Literacy.L.1.5

Algebra is a foundational concept in the study of mathematics, and readers will delight in learning the principles of operations and algebraic thinking in a relatable and engaging way. Topics such as adding and subtracting within 20, using algebraic principles to solve equations and word problems, and understanding the relationship between addition and subtraction will give beginning math students a firm grasp on basic math concepts. Early readers will learn the various strategies needed to fluently add within 10 through a relatable story line set in an elevator. This volume satisfies CCSS Math Standard 1.OA.C.6.

We all know the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, but to often we forget that the colonies were almost a year into the Revolutionary War by the time of the signing. Can you replicate historical success? Or will your colonies fall back under British rule? Building upon 1775: Rebellion, an award winning board game, this book presents a week-long unit with detailed lesson plans, primary source documents, and additional instructional resources for teaching the American Revolution through play. Exclusive print-and-play game "Intolerable Acts" designed for classroom use by Brian Mayer and Christopher Harris.

Many animals hunt other animals for food. All food chains and food webs are based upon this eat-or-be-eaten relationship among living things. There is something really disgusting, though, about animals that eat their own kind. And some, such as the ground squirrel or the bullfrog, may live in your own backyard! With the stress on STEM learning increasing, finding texts that both engage and teach key life science concepts is essential. Students will uncover information on life cycles and food chains while they enter the creepy, yet enthralling, world of animals that eat their own species.