My Books Summer Take-Home 6-Pack Bundles An essential mix of fiction and informational text!
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
GRADE RANGE PreK to 12
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.
PreK
6-Pack Bundle 6 Books, 6 Think Sheets, Journal, Colored Pencils, Postcard 4PR818474
List $51.00 Your Price $34.95
SOLE SOURCE
EACH TAKE-HOME BOOK PACK INCLUDES:
Grandes y pequeños/ Big and Small I’m Happy-Sad Today Island Counting 1 2 3 Llamas with Lemonade Rabbit Moon Some Days
• Six books featuring fiction and informational titles • Think Sheets for every title to reinforce reading. Each includes: – Learning on My Own reading comprehension and writing activities – Family Time with reading tips and opportunities to make personal connections to daily life* • A Summer Reading Journal with writing prompts to encourage reflection and text citations • A Set of Colored Pencils to inspire creativity and imagination in the student journal • A Student Postcard with prompts for students to share their summer reading experiences
GRADE K 6-Pack Bundle 6 Books, 6 Think Sheets, Journal, Colored Pencils, Postcard 4PR818476
List $54.45 Your Price $34.95
The Lucky Leaf One Day on Our
EDUCATOR RESOURCES INCLUDE:
Nothing is more important than family.
★ “A celebration of myriad African American and family traditions... [and] a warm, loving, necessary reminder of the power in families coming together.” —Kirkus Reviews
★ “Carefully layered images, patterns, and textures reinforce the narrative links between family history, American history, ancestral land and nature, and the bonds of family… Readers will enjoy this moving celebration of familial love, history, and tradition. Highly recommended.” —School Library Journal
“A lushly illustrated tribute to family history.” —Publishers Weekly
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An online Program Guide that offers everything needed to implement a summer reading take-home program, including ideas for family engagement, informal assessment tools, and more!
❖ Honor Book, ALSC Randolph Caldecott Medal ❖ ALSC Notable Children’s Books ❖ CCBC Choices ❖ Chicago Public Library Best of the Best Books ❖ Kirkus Reviews Best Books of the Year ❖ NCSS/CBC Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People ❖ School Library Journal Best Books of the Year
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?
Written by KellyStarling Lyons
Illustrated by Daniel Minter
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A gorgeous rhyming story celebrating you being perfect . . . just the way you are!
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See Me Dig Sing, Don’t Cry You Hold Me Up
Family Reading Tips Included!
GRADE 1
6-Pack Bundle 6 Books, 6 Think Sheets, Journal, Colored Pencils, Postcard 4PR818477
List $62.57 Your Price $34.95
“A verdant tale of leaves, language, and most importantly, love.” — Molly Idle (author-illustrator of Pearl ; Flora and the Flamingo ) “Much like an encouraging word, Gracey’s vibrant pictures will lift you up.” — Christian Robinson (author-illustrator of Another ; illustrator of Last Stop on Market Street ) “A touching fantasy rooted in reality. Gracey’s art recalls children’s books masters...Ludwig Bemelmans, Roger Duvoisin, David Small. Yet it’s fresh and lovely and something that hasn’t been seen before.” — LeUyen Pham (illustrator of Bear Came Along ; Grace for President ) “ Lala’s Words is really about magic; a special kind of magic called kindness. Like the sunlight and the falling rain, kindness nourishes the world around us. This book, with its lovely art and whimsical story, will also nourish the reader.” — The Fan Brothers (author-illustrators of Ocean Meets Sky ; The Night Gardener )
Alma and How She Got Her Name Attack of the 50-Foot Fly Guy Hello Summer! Jabari Jumps Spring After Spring We Dig Worms
FAMILY TIME
Alma and How She Got Her Name Juana Martinez-Neal Before Reading Read the title and look at the illustration on the front cover. Then read the text on the back of the book. Together, talk about your own full names. Are your names long? While Reading As you read, pause to discuss what is happening in the story. Why does Alma think that her name is too long? Invite your child to count how many names Alma has. What does Alma’s father mean when he says that Alma can decide if her name “fits”? How can someone’s name fit? As Alma’s father tells her the story of her names, ask your child to describe how Alma is feeling. Encourage your child to describe how Alma connects with (compares herself to) each relative for whom she’s named. After Reading Share what you know about your own names. Discuss whether you feel like your names “fit” you, and why or why not. Just for fun, share another name you think might fit you. Literacy Tip Remind your child that proper names, like Alma, Sofia, Esperanza, etc., always begin with a capital letter. (Sentences start with capital letters too!) Thumb through the book and invite your child to point out the capital letters in the text. Want to make it a challenge? Invite your child to count the capital letters on each page!
Gracey Zhang Winner of the Ezra Jack Keats Award
This edition is only available for distribution through the school market.
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Be An Expert! TM
Be An Expert! TM
Rainforest Opposites Erin Kelly
“A verdant tale of leaves, language, and most importantly, love.” — Molly Idle (author-illustrator of Pearl ; Flora and the Flamingo ) “Much like an encouraging word, Gracey’s vibrant pictures will lift you up.” — Christian Robinson (author-illustrator of Another ; illustrator of Last Stop on Market Street ) “A touching fantasy rooted in reality. Gracey’s art recalls children’s books masters...Ludwig Bemelmans, Roger Duvoisin, David Small. Yet it’s fresh and lovely and something that hasn’t been seen before.” — LeUyen Pham (illustrator of Bear Came Along ; Grace for President ) “ Lala’s Words is really about magic; a special kind of magic called kindness. Like the sunlight and the falling rain, kindness nourishes the world around us. This book, with its lovely art and whimsical story, will also nourish the reader.” — The Fan Brothers (author-illustrators of Ocean Meets Sky ; The Night Gardener )
A harpy eagle is fast. A sloth is slow. A howler monkey is noisy. A rainbow boa is quiet. How many opposites do you know? With this book, you can become an expert! Feel like a pro with exciting photos, expert facts, and fun challenges. Can you name more rainforest opposites? Try it! Then see if you can pass the Expert Quiz!
Read all the titles in the Be An Expert! ™ series:
FUN FACTS inside!
And many more!
Gracey Zhang Winner of the Ezra Jack Keats Award
Children’s Press ® an imprint of
This edition is only available for distribution through the school market.
$5.99 US $7.99 CAN
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GRADE 2
6-Pack Bundle 6 Books, 6 Think Sheets, Journal, Colored Pencils, Postcard 4PR818478
FAMILY TIME
Alma and How She Got Her Name Juana Martinez-Neal Before Reading Read the title and look at the illustration on the front cover. Then read the text on the back of the book. Together, talk about your own full names. Are your names long? While Reading As you read, pause to discuss what is happening in the story. Why does Alma think that her name is too long? Invite your child to count how many names Alma has. What does Alma’s father mean when he says that Alma can decide if her name “fits”? How can someone’s name fit? As Alma’s father tells her the story of her names, ask your child to describe how Alma is feeling. Encourage your child to describe how Alma connects with (compares herself to) each relative for whom she’s named. After Reading Share what you know about your own names. Discuss whether you feel like your names “fit” you, and why or why not. Just for fun, share another name you think might fit you. Literacy Tip Remind your child that proper names, like Alma, Sofia, Esperanza, etc., always begin with a capital letter. (Sentences start with capital letters too!) Thumb through the book and invite your child to point out the capital letters in the text. Want to make it a challenge? Invite your child to count the capital letters on each page!
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This edition is only available for distribution through the school market. The Earth Gives More Fly Guy and the Alienzz Imagine Ruby’s Birds Surf’s Up, Creepy Stuff! What If You Had Animal Feet? scholastic.com KKLostLibrary_9781338856682_COV.indd 1
Kayla needs to return her library books so that she can check out new ones. But she can’t find one of them. Where could it be? What does Kayla know? 1. The book “Ribbit,” Says Rabbit is missing. 2. It was on the sofa, but it’s not there now. 3. Books go in the book basket, but it’s not there either.
Meet the cutest pug on the planet!
Name: Baron von Bubbles Nickname: Bub Likes: car rides, peanut butter treats, his human, Bella Dislikes: Nutz the squirrel, WATER .
and the Case of the Lost Library Book . .
What does King know? Dad’s chair smells like library books!
Bub and Bella are ready for a big road trip with Jack and Luna. But when their friends can no longer come, Bella promises to bring back surprises from each stop on their trip. Can Bub help Bella find the perfect souvenirs?
How will they solve the mystery?
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Pug’s Road Trip
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Cover art by Kyla May Cover design by Christian Zelaya
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APPEALS TO
1 ST –2 ND GRADERS
Written by Dori Hillestad Butler Illustrated by Nancy Meyers Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Award-winning creators Find more leveling information for this book at: scholastic.com/brancheslevels READING LEVEL GRADE 2
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Fly Guy is buzzing over to the dog show! Come along and learn all about human’s best friend, dogs!
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APPEALS TO
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READING LEVEL
GRADE 2
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*Think Sheets for Grades 6–12 do not contain Family Time connections.
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