Reaching & Teaching Them All
Making quick and lasting connections with every student in your classroom.
Making quick and lasting connections with every student in your classroom.
Helping students explore, question, and transform their thinking about themselves and the world around them.
After being sent to a forced labour camp, Joe escapes and joins the Slovak resistance, fighting to free his country from the Nazi invaders.
Everything you need to take reading instruction beyond the skills to addressing the will.
How to use thinking skills to help students make sense of mathematical concepts and support numeracy development.
Survival Kit is both Sermer's thoughtful reflections on the miracles of her survival and a testament to the power of courage, love and determination.
How to use the best children's books to lead students to read, read, read.
When Peyton doesn't want to wear a dress or dance at Pow Wow anymore, her Auntie finds regalia and an elder to help her navigate her Two-Spirit identity.
Tajalli, Mujtaba, and Aasiya just want a break from adult conversations. They go to check out the old garden in their new mosque building, and end up making a new friend and learning an important lesson about caring for the earth.
When Lulu’s dad reveals just before Christmas that she’s a woman and has changed her name, Lulu is very worried about the tags on her Christmas gifts – they all say the wrong name! With the help of her friend William and a lot of craft supplies, she fixes everything and goes on an adventure to make sure Santa gets the news in time.
The whole family is crammed into Bubbie Rose and Bubbie Ida Flora’s apartment to celebrate Passover. The room is small, but love is abundant and the search for the afikomen is on!
Creating vibrant classrooms where talk is the springboard for all learning.
A young girl is eager for the rain, drizzle, and fog of spring to end and the fun of summer to begin.
Explore the reading-writing connection using freewriting and mentor texts to motivate and empower students.
"News travels fast in the countryside, and when I started school many of the villagers knew that we were Jewish, although they really did not know what that meant."
"How much longer could we last?" sixteen-year-old Amek Adler laments, after arriving at yet one more concentration camp in the spring of 1945.
An eloquent personal narrative detailed with historical research and commentary, A Childhood Adrift explores identity, closure, disillusionment and the anguish of silenced emotions.
A quirky ABC children's title with Indigenous themes and images in the text and collaged illustrations.
This early chapter book tells the story of a young girl settling into a new neighborhood.
How to encourage students to persevere, overcome setbacks, and develop a growth mindset.