Summer Catalog 2024

SUMMER 2024 Build brighter futures this summer.

Provide Quality Instruction All Summer Long Developed on a deep foundation of educational research, Scholastic’s summer learning programs help you provide quality instruction that stimulates young minds and drives meaningful academic advancement. Whatever your summer program looks like, we can help you prepare students for a bright future—next school year and beyond! Built for better engagement

Scholastic’s summer learning programs foster a love for reading and learning in every student— keeping them engaged and excited.

Built on a foundation of research Discover summer learning resources that

combine years of research and proven methods that exceed educational standards and significantly enhance student achievement.

Built for flexibility and adaptability Our programs are crafted to accommodate the unique needs of your summer program to ensure flexible, effective, and accessible learning for every student. Built for every student

Ensure that every student has access to equitable, high-quality summer learning experiences, overcoming common educational challenges to foster academic and personal success.

Head into this summer with a blueprint for success— and let’s turn every day into an opportunity for growth and discovery.

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Summer Reading

Family Engagement

My Books Summer Classroom Sets

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Scholastic R.E.A.L. School Readiness Kit School Success Kit

My Books Summer Take-Home Book Packs My Books Summer Spanish Take-Home Book Packs My Books Summer & Summer Express Workbook Bundles

Scholastic Literacy Events

My Books Summer Take-Home 6-Pack Bundles

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Order Form

Customized Solutions

Comprehensive Summer Reading Solution Grab and Go Take-Home Book Packs

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Summer Curriculum

NEW! Ready4Reading Phonics Booster Kit

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LitCamp

LitCamp en español

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LitCamp Powered by Literacy Pro

NEW! MathCamp

Scholastic Scholar Zone Summer Powered by BellXcel

Summer Reading Success You Can Measure

Motivate students to read and measure their progress this summer with Literacy Pro— the reading management tool and ebook library for Grades K–8 . ⊲  Empower Student Choice Literacy Pro includes 2,800+ best-selling ebooks and a powerful recommendation engine that pairs students with ebooks and print books based on their interests. ⊲ Track Summer Reading Minutes Literacy Pro automatically tracks reading minutes for ebooks and students can easily log minutes when reading print titles. ⊲ Measure Progress Students can set their own reading goals and complete comprehension checks while educators measure their progress with real-time reporting. Request a demo today! Call a Scholastic specialist at (800) 387-1437

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My Books Summer Classroom Sets

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My Books Summer Take-Home Book Packs My Books Summer Spanish Take-Home Book Packs My Books Summer & Summer Express Workbook Bundles

My Books Summer Take-Home 6-Pack Bundles

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Customized Solutions

Comprehensive Summer Reading Solution Grab and Go Take-Home Book Packs

Summer Reading Engaging and evidence-based, our summer reading programs ensure measurable academic progress for your students. With high-quality books and skill-building activities, Scholastic’s engaging summer resources can help your students achieve significant growth during the summer months.

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SUMMER READING

My Books Summer Classroom Sets Summer reading that’s easy, affordable, and engaging Need a simple, cost-effective way to keep kids reading this summer? My Books Summer Classroom Sets have you covered. These grade-specific packs feature high-quality Scholastic titles and activities that have been carefully curated to maximize engagement and keep skills sharp . Plus, these 30-pack sets are easy to distribute to whole classes and cost 15% less than single packs!

GRADES PreK to 12

Instructional Focus ⊲ Student Achievement ⊲ Vocabulary ⊲ Fluency ⊲ Writing ⊲ Comprehension ⊲ Independent Reading ⊲ Foundational Skills ⊲ Critical Thinking ⊲ Family Engagement ⊲ Problem Solving

IDEAL FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

outcomes ⊲ Raise student achievement. Based on a 2016 case study, 78% of students in Grades 3–5 maintained or increased their reading level 1 with My Books Summer and other learning opportunities. ⊲ Spark student engagement with take-home packs that align with their interests—including fiction, nonfiction, STEM, genre study, health and wellness, and more. ⊲ Simplify distribution with 30 prepacked summer reading kits including books, think sheets, student journals, and other materials to keep students learning and engaged. what’s included ⊲ 30 My Books Summer take-home book packs • 5 high-interest fiction or nonfiction titles in each pack (150 books total)

ORDERING INFORMATION PreK

List Price Your Price $1,425.00 $795.00 $1,203.00 $795.00 $1,306.50 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,335.00 $795.00 $1,276.20 $795.00 $1,485.00 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,305.00 $795.00 $1,335.00 $795.00 $1,351.50 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,335.00 $795.00 $1,262.70 $795.00 $1,246.20 $795.00

Fiction set

7PD562307 7PD562308 7PD562327

Nonfiction set

School readiness classroom set

Kindergarten

Fiction set

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Nonfiction set

School readiness classroom set

Grade 1

Fiction set

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Nonfiction set

Health and wellness classroom set

Grade 2

Fiction set

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• 5 think sheets (1 per title) • Summer reading journal • Student postcard • Online program guide

Nonfiction set

Health and wellness classroom set

each classroom set contains ⊲ 150 books ⊲ 150 think sheets ⊲ 30 student postcards ⊲ 30 journals

Buy More, Save More! Save 15% off the single-pack price.

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GRADES PreK to 12

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ORDERING INFORMATION Grade 3

ORDERING INFORMATION Spanish Classroom Sets Spanish PreK

List Price Your Price $1,365.00 $795.00 $1,276.20 $795.00 $1,245.00 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,487.40 $795.00 $1,335.00 $795.00 $1,366.20 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,426.20 $795.00 $1,335.00 $795.00 $1,515.00 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,728.60 $795.00 $1,515.00 $795.00 $1,606.20 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,577.40 $795.00 $1,725.00 $795.00 $1,546.20 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,576.20 $795.00 $1,548.60 $795.00 $1,516.20 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,847.40 $795.00 $1,961.40 $795.00 $2,096.10 $795.00

Fiction set

7PD562315 7PD562316 7PD562331

List Price Your Price $1,367.40 $795.00 $1,276.20 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,426.20 $795.00 $1,276.20 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,247.40 $795.00 $1,215.00 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,456.20 $795.00 $1,279.80 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,278.60 $795.00 $1,158.60 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,368.60 $795.00 $1,535.10 $795.00 List Price Your Price $1,549.80 $795.00 $1,456.20 $795.00

Nonfiction set

Fiction set

7PD817273 7PD817275

STEM classroom set

Nonfiction set

Grade 4

Spanish Kindergarten

Fiction set

7PD562317 7PD562318 7PD562332

Fiction set

7PD817277 7PD817279

Nonfiction set

Nonfiction set

STEM classroom set

Spanish Grade 1

Fiction set

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Grade 5

Nonfiction set

Fiction set

7PD562319 7PD562320 7PD562334

Nonfiction set

Spanish Grade 2

STEM classroom set

Fiction set

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Nonfiction set

Grade 6

Fiction set

7PD562321 7PD562322 7PD562335

Spanish Grade 3

Nonfiction set Genre study classroom set

Fiction set

7PD817280 7PD817278

Nonfiction set

Spanish Grade 4

Grade 7

Fiction set

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Fiction set

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Nonfiction set

Nonfiction set Genre study classroom set

Spanish Grade 5

Fiction set

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Nonfiction set

Grade 8

Fiction set

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Nonfiction set Genre study classroom set

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Grades 9–12

Fiction set

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Spend your remaining ESSER funds before September 30th, 2024.

Nonfiction set

Literary elements classroom set

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My Books Summer Take-Home Book Packs Where summer reading meets academic achievement What makes My Books Summer take-home books different from other summer reading resources? They’re guaranteed to engage and proven to work! In a 2016 case study, 78% of students in Grades 3–5 maintained or increased their reading level 1 after receiving Scholastic summer books and other learning opportunities. With books and activities carefully selected to match students’ abilities and interests, My Books Summer is one of the best (and most affordable) ways to keep students on track for the next school year.

SUMMER READING

GRADES PreK to 12

Instructional Focus ⊲ Student Achievement ⊲ Vocabulary ⊲ Fluency ⊲ Writing ⊲ Comprehension ⊲ Independent Reading ⊲ Critical Thinking ⊲ Family Engagement ⊲ Problem Solving SOLE SOURCE

White Rabbit’s Color Book

by Alan Baker

With someone at home, cut out yellow, red, and blue colors from magazines or catalogs. Glue each color onto the matching color cup. Or draw pictures with crayons or markers.

red

yellow

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blue

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Family reading tips included!

Program Guide

outcomes ⊲ Maintain and raise reading levels with books, skill-building activities, and writing prompts that are proven to work. ⊲ Spark student engagement with take-home packs that align with their interests—including fiction, nonfiction, STEM, genre study and more. ⊲ Strengthen family engagement with books for home libraries and strategies to help caregivers integrate reading into daily life (Grades PreK–5 only). what’s included ⊲ 5–10 engaging books featuring fiction and informational texts

ORDERING INFORMATION PreK

List Price Your Price

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816935 7PD816936 7PD816937

$48.50 $41.05 $81.80

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

Starting at only $ 29 95 per student GREAT FOR SUMMER READING

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles School readiness theme pack

7PD556967

$43.55

$29.95

Kindergarten Fiction 5-pack

List Price Your Price

7PD816938 7PD816939 7PD816941

$47.50 $42.50 $82.25

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles School readiness theme pack

⊲ Think sheets for every text ⊲ Summer reading journal ⊲ Student postcard ⊲ Online program guide ⊲ Colored pencils

7PD556968

$49.50

$29.95

Just 5 Books... Reading just five books during the summer can prevent a decline in reading achievement when returning to school. —Home Libraries Research & Validation Paper, 2023

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GRADES PreK to 12

Instructional Focus ⊲ Student Achievement ⊲ Vocabulary ⊲ Fluency ⊲ Writing ⊲ Comprehension ⊲ Independent Reading ⊲ Critical Thinking ⊲ Family Engagement ⊲ Problem Solving SOLE SOURCE

IDEAL FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

ORDERING INFORMATION Grade 1

ORDERING INFORMATION Grade 4

List Price Your Price

List Price Your Price

Starting at only $ 29 95 per student GREAT FOR SUMMER READING

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816945 7PD816946 7PD816948

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816957 7PD816958 7PD816959

$57.54 $48.58 $98.37

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

$53.58 $48.54 $94.37

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles Health and wellness theme pack

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles STEM theme pack

7PD557044

$45.54

$29.95

7PD557041

$45.05

$29.95

Grade 5

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Grade 2

List Price Your Price

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816960 7PD816961 7PD816962

$47.54 $53.50 $93.29

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816951 7PD816952 7PD816953

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

$45.54 $46.09 $83.88

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles STEM theme pack

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles Health and wellness theme pack

7PD557045

$50.50

$29.95

7PD557042

$41.54

$29.95

Grade 6

List Price Your Price

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816963 7PD816964 7PD816965

$51.66 $51.54 $95.45

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

Grade 3

List Price Your Price

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816954 7PD816955 7PD816956

$48.58 $41.54 $82.37

$29.95 $29.95 $49.95

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles STEM theme pack

SHOP HERE ONLINE

Genre study theme pack

7PD557046

$53.54

$29.95

7PD557043

$41.50

$29.95

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SUMMER READING

GRADES PreK to 12

ORDERING INFORMATION

Grade 7

List Price Your Price

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816966 7PD816967

$29.95 $29.95

$55.58 $62.58

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

7PD816968

$110.41

$49.95

Genre study theme pack

7PD557047

$29.95

$51.54

Grade 8

List Price Your Price

Fiction 5-pack

7PD816969 7PD816970

$57.58 $54.58

$29.95 $29.95

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

FAMILY TIME

7PD816971

$104.41

$49.95

Llamas with Lemonade: An Unusual Animal ABC Ariana Koultourides

Before Reading Read the title together. Ask your child what might be unusual about a llama drinking lemonade. While Reading Invite your child to point to and say the name of each letter. Together, make the sound for that letter. Ask your child to name each animal. Point to the word for the animal and say it aloud. Ask your child to make the beginning sound for the animal name. Point to the object shown with each animal. Ask your child to name the object. Point to the word for the object. Together, say the word aloud. After Reading Revisit the book. On each page, try to think of another animal or object that starts with that letter. Literacy Tip Recognizing and naming letters and knowing their sounds are first steps on the road to reading. Extend these skills by playing “I Spy.” Identify an object, then say, “I spy something that starts with the letter .”

Genre study theme pack

FAMILY TIME

7PD557048

$29.95

$50.54

Señorita Mariposa by Ben Gundersheimer

Before Reading Look at the front and back covers together. Have your child tell you what animals they see. Note that mariposa is the Spanish word meaning “butterfly.” While Reading After the first few pages, ask your child to look at what the kids are doing and tell you what season it is. After the page that starts with “We will see you on your way,” have your child look at the tree and the ground—and what’s peeking over the fence!—and tell you what season it is now. After finishing the story, discuss what is fascinating about monarch butterflies. What makes them so interesting? Why does the author call them powerful? After Reading Read the author’s note to your child. Then ask: Where is the monarch’s summer home? Where is the monarch’s winter home? Literacy Tip Point out that the book starts with one butterfly, Señorita Mariposa. As the story goes on, more and more butterflies join her on the journey south.

Grades 9–12 Fiction 5-pack

List Price Your Price

7PD741961 7PD741962

$29.95 $29.95

$60.66 $53.05

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles Literary elements theme pack

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7PD741964

$105.96

$49.95

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Scholastic BookConnect

Build literacy skills all summer long with BookConnect— an easy-to-use tool for families that pairs My Books Summer titles with book-specific questions and conversation prompts. Accessible from any mobile device! ORDERING INFORMATION To place an order or for more information, contact one of our Scholastic specialists at: (800) 387-1437

Accessible from any mobile device!

For PreK to 4

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My Books Summer Spanish Take-Home Book Packs Culturally relevant Spanish-language books for summer reading According to nonprofit Reach Out & Read, Spanish-speaking families average 20 fewer books in their homes than their English-speaking counterparts. That’s an especially important number during the summer when students have fewer sources of high-quality texts. To help you fill the gap, we offer My Books Summer Take- Home Packs in Spanish. Each pack contains 5–10 culturally relevant books and all the same materials as our English packs—in Spanish!

SUMMER READING GRADES PreK IDEAL FOR SUMMER SCHOOL SOLE SOURCE

to 5

ORDERING INFORMATION Spanish PreK

ORDERING INFORMATION Spanish Grade 3

List Price Your Price

List Price Your Price

Fiction 5-pack

7PD817006 7PD817007

Fiction 5-pack

7PD817019 7PD817020

$29.95 $29.95

$29.95 $29.95

$45.58 $42.54

$42.62 $38.62

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles Spanish Grade 4 Fiction 5-pack Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles Spanish Grade 5 Fiction 5-pack Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

7PD817008

7PD817021

$80.37

$73.49

$49.95

$49.95

Spanish Kindergarten

List Price Your Price

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Fiction 5-pack

7PD817009 7PD817010

$47.54 $42.54

$29.95 $29.95

7PD826169 7PD826170

$29.95 $29.95

$45.62

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

$51.17

7PD817011

$82.33

$49.95

7PD826171

$89.04

$49.95

Spanish Grade 1 Fiction 5-pack

List Price Your Price

List Price Your Price

7PD817012 7PD817014

$29.95 $29.95

$41.58 $40.50

7PD826172 7PD826173

$29.95 $29.95

$51.66 $48.54

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

7PD817015

$74.33

$49.95

7PD826174

$92.45

$49.95

Spanish Grade 2 Fiction 5-pack

List Price Your Price

7PD817016 7PD817017

$29.95 $29.95

$48.54 $42.66

Nonfiction 5-pack Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

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Spend your remaining ESSER funds before September 30th, 2024.

7PD817018

$83.45

$49.95

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My Books Summer & Summer Express Workbook Bundles A summer’s worth of great learning!

SUMMER READING GRADES PreK Instructional Focus ⊲ Math ⊲ Reading ⊲ Writing ⊲ Vocabulary ⊲ Grammar SOLE SOURCE

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Scholastic My Books Summer has been shown to increase and maintain student reading levels . To help educators take those gains even further, we paired My Books Summer Take-Home Book Packs with our Summer Express workbooks. This workbook features colorful, fun-filled activities arranged in a progressive 10-week format to help students keep skills sharp for the next school year.

ORDERING INFORMATION

PreK

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Fiction bundle

7PD818121 7PD818122 7PD818123

$35.95 $35.95 $53.95

$61.49 $54.04 $94.79

Nonfiction bundle Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

IDEAL FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

Kindergarten Fiction bundle

List Price Your Price

7PD818127 7PD818128 7PD818129

$35.95 $35.95 $53.95

$57.49 $55.49 $95.24

Nonfiction bundle Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

FAMILY TIME

Cannonball by Sacha Cotter

Grade 1

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Before Reading Read the title and look at the cover. Ask: What is a cannonball? Explain that a cannonball involves jumping into water to make the biggest splash possible. While Reading As you read, pause and talk about the following questions: After page 10, ask: How does Nan try to help the narrator? What does she teach him? After page 19, have your child explain what happens the first two times the narrator tries to do a cannonball. After page 32, discuss the advice that Nan gives the narrator. How does the narrator use this advice? Who helps the narrator follow this advice, and how? After Reading Look at the narrator on page 9, then on page 32. Discuss how the narrator has changed, and how he feels about

Fiction bundle

7PD818130 7PD818131 7PD818132

$35.95 $35.95 $53.95

$70.53 $61.57 $111.36

Nonfiction bundle Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

More than 100 pages of skills-based, activities! Starting at only $ 35 95 per student

the change. Literacy Tip

The illustrator hides surprises in his pictures! In the splash on the cover, there’s a bird on the left and a dragonfly on the right. There’s also an orange octopus hiding throughout the book. Can you find it?

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Grade 2

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outcomes ⊲ Keep students reading all summer long with take- home books that were handpicked to maximize engagement and align with grade-level expectations. ⊲ Prepare students for the upcoming school year with 100 activities that reinforce reading, writing, phonics, math skills, and more. ⊲ Strengthen the home-school connection with family activities and tip sheets included! what’s included

Fiction bundle

7PD818133 7PD818134 7PD818136

$35.95 $35.95 $53.95

$58.53 $59.08 $96.87

Nonfiction bundle Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

Grade 3

List Price Your Price

Fiction bundle

7PD818137 7PD818138 7PD818139

$35.95 $35.95 $53.95

$61.57 $54.53 $95.36

Nonfiction bundle Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

⊲ Summer Express workbook ⊲ Family activities and tip sheets ⊲ My Books Summer take-home pack • 5 or 10 books • Choice of fiction, nonfiction, or both • Think sheets for each book • Journal • Student postcard

Grade 4

List Price Your Price

Fiction bundle

7PD818140 7PD818141 7PD818142

$35.95 $35.95 $53.95

$66.57 $61.53 $107.36

Nonfiction bundle Best Value Fiction/Nonfiction 10-pack bundle 10 books: fiction plus nonfiction bundles

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My Books Summer Take-Home 6-Pack Bundles An essential mix of fiction and informational text!

SUMMER READING

GRADES PreK to 12 SOLE SOURCE

My Books Summer Take-Home Packs are available in 6-Pack Bundles. These bundles provide a more cost- effective solution, immersing students in a mix of fiction and informational titles.

ORDERING INFORMATION PreK

List Price Your Price $51.00 $34.95

6-pack bundle 6 Books, 6 Think Sheets, Journal, Colored Pencils, Postcard

7PD818474

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Llamas with Lemonade: An Unusual Animal ABC Ariana Koultourides

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Before Reading Read the title together. Ask your child what might be unusual about a llama drinking lemonade. While Reading Invite your child to point to and say the name of each letter. Together, make the sound for that letter. Ask your child to name each animal. Point to the word for the animal and say it aloud. Ask your child to make the beginning sound for the animal name. Point to the object shown with each animal. Ask your child to name the object. Point to the word for the object. Together, say the word aloud. After Reading Revisit the book. On each page, try to think of another animal or object that starts with that letter. Literacy Tip Recognizing and naming letters and knowing their sounds are first steps on the road to reading. Extend these skills by playing “I Spy.” Identify an object, then say, “I spy something that starts with the letter .”

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Written and Illustrated by Susan Stockdale

R ainy days are no fun at all. What’s a boy to do when he can’t go outside? Draw a rainy day inside , of course! From award-winning author and illustrator Hyewon Yum comes a mother-and-son story about the powers of art, creativity, and imagination.

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And the fun of splashing in puddles.

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Kindergarten

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FAMILY TIME

More Than Peach by Bellen Woodard

6-pack bundle 6 Books, 6 Think Sheets, Journal, Colored Pencils, Postcard

7PD818476

Before Reading Look at the front and back covers. Then read the text. Look at the illustrations. Who is Bellen Woodard? What problem did she want to solve? What do you think “Changing the world . . . one crayon at a time” means? While Reading As you read, pause and talk, think, or write about these questions: After page 15: In her letter on page 3, Bellen uses the word disincluded . How does Bellen feel disincluded at school? What does this mean? After page 25: How does Bellen get her friends to stop asking for “the skin-colored crayon”? What does her teacher think about this solution? How do you know? After page 35: How does Bellen get her message out to other schools and communities? Why is it important to her to do this? After Reading Bellen says that we shouldn’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up. She says we should ask what they want to change. Why does she think the second question is better than the first one? Literacy Tip: The author, Bellen, shows readers that she’s a powerful leader. How? She writes scenes that show how she helps adults change their thinking, not just kids. For example, Bellen’s mother suggests something that doesn’t work for Bellen. Bellen uses the suggestion to come up with a new idea that she likes better. Bellen’s teacher starts using the language that Bellen came up with to get people to stop saying “skin-colored crayon.”

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The Littlest Yak by Lu Fraser

Before Reading Together, study the front cover. Share with each other anything you already know about yaks. (They are animals related to cows that live high up in the mountains in Asia.) While Reading After page 7, ask your child: What is Gertie great at? What does she wish she could change about herself? After page 12, ask your child to summarize Gertie’s growing-up plan. What kinds of things does she do so she can have “bigness” sooner? After page 23, invite your child to explain how Gertie helps the herd, and why her smallness is important. After Reading On page 8, Gertie’s mom says, “…BIGNESS can come in all sorts of disguises.” On page 27, she says, “…you’ve found you’ve got bigness inside, after all.” Discuss what Gertie’s

Gertie is GREAT at being the littlest yak, with the curliest, whirliest wool and the grippiest of hooves for clip-clopping up cliffs. Only, Gertie doesn’t want to be the littlest. She’s in a rush to grow up and be just like the big yaks. But what if there are some things that only a Gertie can do?

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More Than Peach by Bellen Woodard

Before Reading Look at the front and back covers. Then read the text. Look at the illustrations. Who is Bellen Woodard? What problem did she want to solve? What do you think “Changing the world . . . one crayon at a time” means? While Reading As you read, pause and talk, think, or write about these questions: After page 15: In her letter on page 3, Bellen uses the word disincluded . How does Bellen feel disincluded at school? What does this mean? After page 25: How does Bellen get her friends to stop asking for “the skin-colored crayon”? What does her teacher think about this solution? How do you know? After page 35: How does Bellen get her message out to other schools and communities? Why is it important to her to do this? After Reading Bellen says that we shouldn’t ask kids what they want to be when they grow up. She says we should ask what they want to change. Why does she think the second question is better than the first one? Literacy Tip: The author, Bellen, shows readers that she’s a powerful leader. How? She writes scenes that show how she helps adults change their thinking, not just kids. For example, Bellen’s mother suggests something that doesn’t work for Bellen. Bellen uses the suggestion to come up with a new idea that she likes better. Bellen’s teacher starts using the language that Bellen came up with to get people to stop saying “skin-colored crayon.”

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The Ocean Is Kind of a Big Deal by Nick Seluk Before Reading Look at the cover. What’s funny about the image? What are the sea creatures doing? How do their actions connect to the book’s title? While Reading As you read, pause and think or write about the questions below: • After the page with the dolphin saying “EEE EE EE EEE”: How much surface space do oceans take up on the planet? Which animals live in the sunlight zone of the ocean? • After the page with the giant squid: Why does the ocean get darker in the twilight zone? How do some animals create their own light? What is the bottom zone of the ocean? Why do the animals there move slowly? • After the page with the container ship: How does the ocean affect weather? Where does oxygen come from? What is the process by which oxygen is created? • After the “Ocean Facts” page: What big problem have humans created for oceans? Why is it a problem? What can we do about it? After Reading Why is the ocean a “big deal”? Why is it important that we treat it as a big deal? Literacy Tip This book is mostly nonfiction. It gives real information about oceans. But there is some fiction on each page too. For example, the relationship between Krill and Octopus is made up.

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Caves by Nell Cross Beckerman; illustrated by Kalen Chock

The Tryout

by Christina Soontornvat

Before Reading Some people think of cheerleading as a beloved American tradition. Others think it is a serious sport. Still others think it’s an anti-female artifact from another time. What is your opinion about cheerleading? What does cheerleading mean or signify to you? While Reading As you read, take time to pause and think, talk, or write about these questions: After reading to page 50: What kind of racism and insensitive behavior does Christina deal with both in middle school and in her flashbacks to third grade? After reading to page 110: What does Tobin say to Christina that makes her so angry? How does her mother help her deal with it? How does Tobin’s racism lead to Christina trying out for cheerleading? What does she think being a cheerleader will do for her? What problem does she think it will solve? After reading to page 200: What is Christina worried will happen if Megan makes the squad and she doesn’t? How does her conversation with her friends in art class make her question her own motives for wanting to be a cheerleader? After reading to page 257: What is Christina’s topic at the Impromptu Speaking competition? Why is it a difficult one for her? How does she handle it? After Reading In the Author’s Note, how does Christina explain her complicated feelings about her hometown? What do you think it means to “belong” in America? Literacy Tip The first few pages of the book are a teaser , something that hooks your interest and pulls you in. In this case, the event in the teaser actually takes place toward the end of the story. After the teaser, the book goes back six months earlier, telling you, the reader, about events leading up to what happens in the teaser. This increases the dramatic tension for you because you have the event from the teaser in your head as you’re reading about what led up to it.

Before Reading Have you ever been in a cave? If yes, what was it like? If no, what do you imagine it might be like? Do caves scare you at all? Do you think they’re interesting? Exciting? While Reading • After reading the “Careful!” pages: What is a cave? What is speleology ? What are cave explorers called? How are caves formed? What is the difference between stalactites and stalagmites? • After reading to the “Cannonball!” pages: How was the Cueva de los Cristales discovered in Mexico? What is unique about it? What was discovered in the Rising Star cave system in South Africa? Why is this discovery important? What did the longest cave dive accomplish? • After reading to the “High five!” page: What mammal lives in Bracken Cave in Texas? How is this mammal misunderstood? What is important about Lascaux Cave in France? Why didn’t early cave painters sign their paintings? • After reading to the “Do you dare?” page: What are the Waitomo Caves in New Zealand famous for? What is unusual about lava tube caves? After Reading At the end of the book, the author says that caves all over the world are waiting for explorers like you. “Do you dare?” she asks. Do you? If you had the chance to safely explore a cave, would you go? Why or why not? to do—and not to do—because of their gender? How might these expectations Literacy Tip This book’s illustrations create a sense of wonder and mystery. How? Through the interplay —or interaction—between darkness and light, helping you feel what it’s like to be in a cave.

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Class Act

Animal Rescue Friends by Meika Hashimoto and Gina Loveless

by Jerry Craft

Before Reading Have you heard the expression “You have to work twice as hard to be just as good”? To whom do you feel like this expression applies, and why? While Reading As you read, take time to pause and think, talk, or write about these questions: After reading Chapters 1–3: What kinds of racial microaggressions—instances of subtle or unintentional discrimination—does Drew experience at school? After reading Chapters 4–6: How is the police officer unaware of—or unconcerned about—what Mr. Banks, Jordan, and Drew are feeling when he pulls them over? After reading Chapters 7–10: Why do Drew and Jordan make up names for each other? Why does Drew ghost Liam after visiting his house? After reading Chapters 11–13: What’s good about the S.O.C.K. group? What’s not so good about it? In what ways are Drew, Jordan, and Liam finally honest with each other in Chapter 12? What does this conversation lead to? After Reading Jordan draws a comic called “Look What I DREW! A comic about my friend.” Write a brief summary of the topics that Jordan covers in these comics about Drew (pages 42–43, 52–53, 204–205, and 222–223). What do they have in common? What do they add to the narrative of the book?

Before Reading Look at the cover and read the title. What do you think the title means? What can you predict about the book based on the cover? While Reading As you read, pause and write, talk, or think about the following questions: After reading Chapter 1: Look at Bell in the panels in which she appears on page 15. Her expression foreshadows —or gives hints about—how she’s going to treat Maddie. How would you describe her expression? What is she thinking? After reading Chapters 2 and 3: On page 35, Bell says, “If I let someone help, they could do it wrong.” What’s the problem with thinking this way? How do Bell and Maddie end up working together? How does it go? After reading Chapters 4 and 5: How does finding the injured cat change Noah’s—and Jimmy’s—life? Compare Noah and Jimmy in the panels on page 79 and the last panel on 102. After Reading Summarize Maddie and Boyd’s story. How do they meet? Why can’t Maddie keep Boyd? Where does she take Boyd, and how does that change her life? What happens at the adoption event? How does this affect Maddie? What happens that allows Maddie to stay in Boyd’s life? Literacy Tip: The creators of this book do something clever on pages 136–149. They use a comic format to tell you about people who make comics! Review those pages and imagine yourself doing each of those jobs. Is one of them your dream job?

Literacy Tip: In a graphic novel, illustrations contain details that help tell the story. For example, in the bottom panels on page 4, hearts appear on Jordan and Mr. Banks, signaling that they are sharing deep, private feelings about their dreams. On pages 95–96, as Drew is overwhelmed by feelings of isolation after meeting the Cardi de Academy students, he starts to vanish from the panels.

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This Indian Kid by Eddie Chuculate

Before Reading Read the front and back covers. Where does this book take place? Who are the main characters? What event starts the book? While Reading As you read, pause and write or think about the following questions: • After Chapters 1–9: Who is the main character in the first chapter? Who is the main character in the second chapter? How do they connect? What does Zheng have that’s valuable? Where did he get it? What happened to Razi and Shifa’s father? Why does Razi feel guilty? Why does Razi change his mind about taking Zheng to the islet? • After Chapters 10–18: Why is Shifa suspicious of Zheng? What does she think Razi is doing that’s wrong? What does Razi realize about how he led Marco and Cook to Zheng? Who is Maalu, and why does Razi cry after being in the water with her? • After reading Chapters 19–27: Why does Shifa slap Zheng? How does this help him? How does Razi “forgive” the sea? How is the turtle connected to the treasure map? How does Maalu help Razi, Shifa, and Zheng? • After reading Chapters 28–36: Why is Zheng grateful to Razi? How does Razi plan to change? How do Razi, Shifa, and Zheng finally outsmart Marco and Cook? After Reading What is the Dagger of Serendib? Why is it important to Zheng, Razi, and Shifa to return it to its rightful owner, and who is its rightful owner?

Before Reading Based on what you know about the history of Native Americans in the United States, what challenges and experiences might you expect to read about in this memoir? While Reading As you read, pause and think or write about these questions: • After Chapters 1–10: When did Eddie start writing? What kind of “hustle” did he have going on in 4th grade? • Why did Eddie’s great-grandfather, Raymond, have a problem with stomp dancing? How did Eddie feel about Creek? How did Eddie feel about the bookmobile? • After Chapters 11–19: What was Homer’s impact on Eddie? • How is Eddie’s life affected by Momma’s relationship with Roman? Why is Eddie’s relationship with Lonnie important? What happens to Eddie and Lonnie at baseball tryouts? • After Chapters 20–28: In what way does coach Applegate humiliate Eddie, and why? Why are Eddie’s visits to Tulsa frustrating? How does he accidentally make communication with his father even more difficult? • Why does Eddie trash the band room? How does he feel about what he did? • After Chapters 29–Epilogue: How does making coach Branan’s team change Eddie’s life? • What makes writing at the Muskogee Daily Phoenix challenging? How does working there change the way Eddie sees himself? After Reading Revisit your answer to the “Before Reading” section. Were you right? What about the book surprised you? Literacy Tip Note that there are two instances of Native Americans used as brands or logos (the Big Chief writing tablet and the Indian brave school logo). The author doesn’t comment on these—he leaves it to the reader to notice and process on his or her own.

Literacy Tip The author uses the character of Maalu to help Razi forgive—and reconnect with—the ocean. Through his interaction with her, he rebuilds the trust he lost when his father died.

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The Way to Rio Luna

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Before Reading Read the quote on the cover of the book. It says that the book is “a love letter to everyone who believes in magic.” What does that mean? How can a book be a love letter to a specific group of people? While Reading As you read, take time to pause and think, talk, or write about these questions: After reading Chapters 1–6: Magic is important to Danny. Explain why you think it is. How does magic cause trouble for him? How do his feelings shift as time goes on? What happens that restores his faith in magic? After reading Chapters 7–12: What does Glory tell Danny about enchanted books? What does he learn about The Way to Rio Luna ? How is this connected to finding Pili? What must he and Glory do? After reading Chapters 13–18: Why does Glory feel bad about the book and magic in general? What happened to Glory’s ability to see enchantment? How does Danny try to make her feel better? After reading Chapters 19–23: What does Danny learn from Ollie about Ella St. Clay and Leanna North? What does this lead him to figure out about Auntie North and the Shadow Queen? After Reading Even from the very beginning, starting with her first entrance on page 97, there are clues that something is not right with Auntie North. What are these clues? List three clues from different scenes in the book. Literacy Tip: At the end of the book, the author leaves several big plot points unresolved—such as what happens to the Shadow Queen and where Ella St. Clay is. Why might an author do this? It could be a signal that there may be more books in the series to come.

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