Objectives
- Summarize the text.
- Use graphic aids (for example, a table or graph) or illustrations to locate or interpret information.
- Demonstrate an understanding of text by retelling the story or poem, in writing, in their own words.
- Identify and interpret vocabulary (words, phrases, or expressions) critical to the meaning of the text.
- Analyze the text, examining, for example, actions of characters problem/solution, plot, or point of view.
- Infer from the text.
- Compare and/or contrast elements such as characters, setting, or events.
- Respond to the text.
- Choose materials related to purposes, as evidenced in part by the capacity to
- choose or identify reference resources to locate specific information;
- select fiction and nonfiction materials in response to a topic or theme;
- choose appropriate resources and materials to solve problems and make decisions.
- Demonstrate an understanding of text by predicting outcomes and actions.
- Summarize the text.
- Use graphic aids (for example, a table or graph) or illustrations to locate or interpret information.
- Demonstrate an understanding of text by retelling the information, in writing, in the writer's own words.
- Identify and interpret vocabulary (words, phrases, or expressions) critical to the meaning of the text.
- Discern major ideas and supporting ideas.
- Analyze the text, examining, for example, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, or fact and opinion.
- Infer from the text.
- Respond to the text.
- Choose materials related to purposes, as evidenced in part by the capacity to
- choose or identify reference resources to locate specific information;
- select fiction and nonfiction materials in response to a topic or theme; or
- choose appropriate resources and materials to solve problems and make decisions.
- Demonstrate an understanding of text by predicting outcomes and actions.
Strand I - Constructing Meaning With Fiction Selections
Strand II - Examining/Extending Meaning With Fiction Selections
Strand III -Constructing Meaning with Nonfiction Selections
Strand IV -Examining/Extending Meaning With Nonfiction Selections
Strand I - Constructing Meaning With Fiction Selections
- Summarize the text.
- Use graphic aids (for example, a table or graph) or illustrations to locate or interpret information.
Fins, Feathers, and Fur (Grades 1-3): Children and an imaginative shopkeeper learn that writing is a powerful tool.
Webbing Your Idea
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A special series produced in Ohio to help students and teachers improve fourth grade proficiencies.
Campaign Kidd
Kidd and The Contest
Space Cadet Kidd - Demonstrate an understanding of text by retelling the story or poem, in writing, in their own words.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On, Kidd
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Identify and interpret vocabulary (words, phrases, or expressions) critical to the meaning of the text.
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Analyze the text, examining, for example, actions of characters problem/solution, plot, or point of view.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Infer from the text.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Compare and/or contrast elements such as characters, setting, or events.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Respond to the text.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Choose materials related to purposes, as evidenced in part by the capacity to
- choose or identify reference resources to locate specific information;
- select fiction and nonfiction materials in response to a topic or theme;
- choose appropriate resources and materials to solve problems and make decisions.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Demonstrate an understanding of text by predicting outcomes and actions.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Summarize the text.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War with Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Use graphic aids (for example, a table or graph) or illustrations to locate or interpret information.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history. (See teacher's guide, pages 29-31 for maps and timeline.)
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Demonstrate an understanding of text by retelling the information, in writing, in the writer's own words.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
ords of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Identify and interpret vocabulary (words, phrases, or expressions) critical to the meaning of the text.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Campaign Kidd
Kidd and the Contest
Write On Kidd
Space Cadet Kidd
Kidd's Treasure
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
ohn Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
Story of Read-Alee-Deed-Alee (Grades K-1): Students are introduced to the alphabet and to related sounds and rhyming patterns that unlock words and the meaning of words.
Can't Stop the Pop
My Wet Pet
A Ball in the Mall
A Balloon at Noon
The Lost & Found
The Cub in the Tub
Bake the Cake
More at the Core
The Deep Sleep
A Beard of Cold Gold
A Race in Space
Dirt on My Shirt
A Day on the Bay
The Hot Dot
Valentine: Be Mine
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Discern major ideas and supporting ideas.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history. (Books listed for every program.)
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Analyze the text, examining, for example, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, or fact and opinion.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Campaign Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Infer from the text.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
he Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Space Cadet Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
Story of Read-Alee-Deed-Alee (Grades K-1): Students are introduced to the alphabet and to related sounds and rhyming patterns that unlock words and the meaning of words.
Can't Stop the Pop
My Wet Pet
A Ball in the Mall
A Balloon at Noon
The Lost & Found
The Cub in the Tub
Bake the Cake
More at the Core
The Deep Sleep
A Beard of Cold Gold
A Race in Space
Dirt on My Shirt
A Day on the Bay
The Hot Dot
Valentine: Be Mine
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
Words of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Respond to the text.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Write On Kidd
Space Cadet Kidd
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings - Choose materials related to purposes, as evidenced in part by the capacity to
- choose or identify reference resources to locate specific information;
- select fiction and nonfiction materials in response to a topic or theme; or
- choose appropriate resources and materials to solve problems and make decisions.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Kidd and the Contest
Space Cadet Kidd
Kidd's Treasure
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history. (See teacher's guide for resources, connections, and activities.)
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
Story of Read-Alee-Deed-Alee (Grades K-1): Students are introduced to the alphabet and to related sounds and rhyming patterns that unlock words and the meaning of words.
Can't Stop the Pop
My Wet Pet
A Ball in the Mall
A Balloon at Noon
The Lost & Found
The Cub in the Tub
Bake the Cake
More at the Core
The Deep Sleep
A Beard of Cold Gold
A Race in Space
Dirt on My Shirt
A Day on the Bay
The Hot Dot
Valentine: Be Mine
WordScape (Grades 4-6): This fast-paced, entertaining series introduces vocabulary words related to a theme.
Building Words
Clothing Words
Movie Words
Words of Leadership
Words of Time
ords of Space
Sports Words
Writing Words
Talk Words
Friendship Words
Food Words
Words of Music
Mystery Words
Animal Words
Loud Talk - Demonstrate an understanding of text by predicting outcomes and actions.
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that motivates young readers by capturing interest with expert storytelling.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
K.C. and the Kidd (Grades 3-5): A highly motivating series in all content areas designed to help meet the objectives of the fourth grade proficiencies.
Kidd's Treasure
Portraits: The Americans (Grades 4-8): Fascinating stories of individuals who made a difference in our country will motivate more interest in history.
Benjamin Franklin
Buffalo Bill
Deborah Sampson
Annie Oakley
Benjamin Banneker
John Muir
Benedict Arnold
Nellie Bly
John James Audubon
Jim Thorpe
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary McLeod Bethune
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: from Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Dazzling storytelling generates high interest.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
Daphne's Book
A Jar of Dreams
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Shades of Gray
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Dragonwings
Cover to Cover (Grades 3-4): A delightful series that will have students rushing to the library to read these books.
Ralph S. Mouse
The Girls Get Even
Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
Yang the Youngest and His Terrible Ear
Junie B. Jones and A Little Monkey Business
The Animal, The Vegetable & John D. Jones
The Year of the Panda
Shape-Changer
Dolphin Adventure: A True Story
A Brown Bird Singing
A Lion to Guard Us
Goblins in the Castle
The Big Wave
The War With Grandpa
Pretty Polly
All About Sam
Which Way Freedom?
Mayfield Crossing
The Boys Start the War
Guests
Reading Rainbow (Grades K-5): Open up new worlds of learning and inspire the imaginations of students. Each program is inspired by an outstanding children's book. Expanding on the feature book's theme, host LeVar Burton takes students on "you are there" adventures while motivating children to make reading a part of their everyday lives. Three related books are reviewed in each episode. Refer to your Instructional Television Resource Guide or Catalog for your local program schedule. For detailed program descriptions and cross-curricular connections, call GPN at 1-800-228-4630, and they will send you a free video catalog.
Read On: Cover to Cover (Grades 4-5): Another version with more current novelists, John Robbins continues to motivate the reading of good books.
McMummy
El Guero
Number the Stars
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Strider
Chevrolet Saturdays
Sing Down the Moon
Me, Mop, and the Moondance Kid
The Haymeadow and Hatchet
A Jar of Dreams
Daphne's Book
Knights of the Kitchen Table and The Not-So-Jolly Roger
Dragonwings
Attaboy, Sam! and Teacher's Pet
Shades of Gray
Strand II - Examining/Extending Meaning With Fiction Selections
Strand IV -Examining/Extending Meaning with Nonfiction Selections
