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As a full-service provider of teacher professional development, Heinemann’s dedication to teachersextends well beyond the classroom. We share your belief that transformative resources lead to teachingexcellence and improved student learning. In this catalogue, we offer you a range of customizablesolutions to your most pressing professional development needs.
• Our Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System and Leveled LiteracyIntervention offer state-of-the-art reading intervention and RTI support.
• Our firsthand classroom materials share master teacher’s lesson plans and model theircarefully crafted teaching moves and language.
• Our industry-leading professional books are superb resources for teacher-book study groups,professional libraries, and ready-to-go-instruction.
• Our dynamic, live-from-the-classroom DVD packages let you eavesdrop on master teachers’classrooms and flexibly organize your teacher training whenever and wherever you need to.
• Our professional development services bring our expert authors and consultants into yourschool for highly effective, intensive professional development.
As a problem solver you need options. Whether used as stand-alone tools or in coordinated packages, ourresources and services provide the options you need to address your toughest problems, support yourteachers, and improve your students’ achievement. Budgets may be tight, but with Heinemann,professional development doesn’t have to be expensive. Let us know how we can customize solutions foryou and best address the needs of your professional learning community.
Your budget may have shrunkBut your professional development needs haven’t
Dedicated to Teachers
Fountas & Pinnell's Benchmark Assessment and Leveled Literacy Intervention Systems
Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Benchmark Assessment Professional Development
Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3–4
Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Literacy Intervention (LLI) . . . . . . . . . .5
LLI Professional Development Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Fountas & Pinnell Professional Book Libraries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
firsthand Classroom MaterialsREADING
Phonics Lessons and Word Study Lessons (K, 1, 2, & 3) . . . . . . . . . .10
On-Site firsthand Professional Support for
Phonics Lessons and Word Study Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Literate Days (PreK–1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
The Comprehension Toolkit series (K–6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
On-Site firsthand Professional Support for
The Comprehension Toolkit Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
firsthand Classroom Materials (cont’d.)
WRITING
Units of Study for Teaching Writing series (K–2 and 3–5) . . . . . .14
Writing Workshop Professional Book Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Staff Development DVD ResourcesRegie Routman in Residence (K–6) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
It’s ALL About Comprehension (K–3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Staff Development DVD Bundles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Books for Teachers and AdministratorsFor Professional Learning Communities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
For Administrators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Author-led Online Book Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Ordering Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ibc
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Assess and understand students’ reading performance with
Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System 1 & 2
One-on-one, comprehensive assessment for determining independent and instructionalreading levels, for placing students on the Fountas & Pinnell A–Z Text Gradient, and for connecting assessment to instruction with the Continuum of Literacy Learning.
Address student needs with 300 systematically designed lessons based around carefully leveled, original books
Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Literacy Intervention
Small group, intensive, supplementary intervention system designed to bring struggling readers and writers to grade-level competency in 10–18 weeks.
STEP1 ASSESSMENT
STEP2 INTERVENTION
For samples, visit:www.FountasAndPinnellBenchmarkAssessment.com
For samples, visit:www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledLiteracyIntervention.com
Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell, authors of the best-selling booksGuided Reading, Guiding Readers and Writers, and Teaching forComprehending and Fluency, present a powerful two-step approach tohelping young struggling readers.
Two Steps to Helping Young Struggling Readers
Systematic Assessment and Intervention
Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System and Leveled Literacy Intervention (LLI)These two comprehensive assessment and intervention systems identify students at risk and monitor the academicprogress of all students, allowing you to:
◆ conduct universal screening of students ◆ collect baseline data prior to intervention
◆ administer diagnostic assessment that ◆ prepare a plan of intervention, including measuresdefines problem areas in measurable terms for monitoring progress.
Ideal for:• RTI
• ELLs• Struggling
Readers
The Tools Teachers Need to Take Students from Assessment to Success!
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Components of System 2
Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System 2978-0-325-01191-2 / $250.00*
• Assessment Guide• Assessment Forms Book• Assessment Forms CD-ROM• Optional Assessments Student Forms• F&P Calculator/Stopwatch• 30 Student Folders• The Continuum of Literacy Learning: A Guide to Teaching, 3–8• Data Management CD-ROM• Professional Development DVD
Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System 1978-0-325-00806-6 / $250.00*
• Assessment Guide• Assessment Forms Book• Assessment Forms CD-ROM• Optional Assessments Student Forms• F&P Calculator/Stopwatch• 30 Student Folders• The Continuum of Literacy Learning: A Guide to Teaching, K–2• Professional Development DVD• Data Management CD-ROM
■ Grades 3–8■ Levels L–Z■ 15 Fiction and 15 Nonfiction Books
■ Grades K–2■ Levels A–N■ 14 Fiction and 14 Nonfiction Books
Components of System 1
The Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System enables your teachers to:
◆ determine students’ reading levels◆ group students for reading instruction◆ select appropriate texts ◆ document student progress ◆ assess student learning ◆ identify students who need intervention ◆ create class profiles◆ inform parent conferences.
STEP1 ASSESSMENT
The First Step Toward Helping Struggling ReadersConduct universal
screening andmonitor student
progress.
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Built-in Professional Development OptionsProfessional Development DVD◆ provides individualized training in coding, scoring, and analyzing oral-reading records
◆ walks you through the parts of the program and the assessment administration procedures
◆ offers an overview of the program components
◆ shows real teachers administering the benchmark assessment with real students
◆ includes in-depth discussion of scoring, analyzing, and interpreting an assessment.
Practice sessions with sample assessment data let teachers practice:
◆ coding oral reading
◆ scoring accuracy, fluency, and comprehension
◆ analyzing and interpreting results
◆ documenting change over time.
The modular structure and interactive design of the DVD allows teachersto direct their own learning and focus on areas of greatest interest orneed.
On-site and off-site professional development options on the next page.
Data Management CD-ROM
The Data Management CD-ROM enables you to:◆ manage benchmark assessment scores◆ analyze individual and group progress over time◆ compare data from any component of the assessment within small
groups or entire classes.
Customizable and easy to share, the data lends itself to group analysis by professional learning communities.
The Technology Package
3-disc set includes:
• A Grade- and Level-specificAssessment Forms CD-ROM
• A Data Management CD-ROMcontaining both Systems 1 and 2
• A Grade- and Level-specific Professional Development DVD
Coming soon:Online and wireless Data Management System
Excellentdata for analysisby professional
learningcommunities
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ON-SITE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Professional Support for the Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System
Developed by the authors themselves, Benchmark Professional Support brings hands-on training directly to your school or district. Author-trained consultants, each a highlyknowledgeable, experienced teacher and master presenter, deliver on-site training andsupport.
Available for both System 1 (Grades K–2) and System 2 (Grades 3–8), BenchmarkProfessional Support:◆ introduces participants to the thinking behind the Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark
Assessment System◆ provides training on how to administer and analyze the assessment◆ helps participants understand instructional and grouping implications.
Pricing and Participation
Benchmark Professional Support is priced to meet your small- or large-group needs andcan accommodate as many as 50 teachers in grade level clusters of K–2 for Benchmark 1and 3–8 for Benchmark 2.
The cost for Benchmark Professional Support starts at #3600 per day for groups of up to 50teachers and includes the consultant’s fee and travel expenses. The Fountas & PinnellBenchmark Assessment System must be purchased separately. For more information, visitpd.heinemann.com.
System 1: Grades K–2
System 2: Grades 3–8
OFF-SITE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTUp-close and in-depth with two of the field’s foremost experts.Heinemann is proud to host summer institutes presented by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Topics at these two- and three-day institutes include:
◆ understanding the Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment System
◆ utilizing the Fountas & Pinnell A–Z Text Gradient
◆ administering the reading records, comprehension conversations, fluency and word study assessments
◆ connecting the results to the Fountas & Pinnell Continuum of Literacy Learning
◆ teaching for comprehension and fluency
◆ understanding instructional and grouping implications.
For complete program and registration details visit pd.heinemann.com, call 800.541.2086 ext. 1151, or fax 800.354.2004.
Grant money for this professional event may be available to your district through Title I, Title II, Title III, Title V, or Title VI.
Special Offer!Save 20% on On-Site Professional Development when purchased with Fountas & Pinnell Benchmark Assessment Systems. Call 800.541.2086, ext. 1402 to schedule your tailored professional development.
Customizetrainingto your
teachers’needs.
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STEP2 INTERVENTION
The Second Step Toward Helping Struggling Reader
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Intensive and Systematic InterventionOnce you’ve assessed your readers’ needs, intervention can raise their performance. Leveled LiteracyIntervention (LLI) is a research-based, supplementary intervention system designed to help teachersprovide powerful, daily, small-group instruction for the lowest achieving children in the early grades.
Fountas & PinnellLeveled Literacy Intervention Orange System
Levels A–C (Kindergarten)
978-0-325-00805-9 / $1300.00**
e70 Books (4 copies of each)
e10 Getting Started Lap Books
e10 small versions of Getting Started Lap Books
(4 copies of each)
eTake-Home Books (6 copies each)
eProgram Guide*
eLesson Guide, Volumes 1 & 2*
ePrompting Guide 1*
eWhen Readers Struggle: Teaching that Works*
eMy Writing Book (18 books)*
eTake-Home Bag (18 bags)*
eLesson Folders (70 folders)
eStudent Folders (packs of 18)*
eTechnology Package:
• Lesson Resource CD-ROM
• Data Management System CD-ROM
• Professional Development DVDs
eF&P Calculator/Stopwatch*
Fountas & PinnellLeveled Literacy Intervention Green System
Levels A–J (Grade 1)
978-0-325-01198-1 / $2000.00**
e110 Books (4 copies of each)
e10 Getting Started Lap Books
e10 small versions of Getting Started Lap Books
(4 copies of each)
eTake-Home Books (6 copies each)
eProgram Guide*
eLesson Guide, Volumes 1 & 2*
ePrompting Guide 1*
eWhen Readers Struggle: Teaching that Works*
eMy Writing Book (36 books)*
eTake-Home Bag (18 bags)*
eLesson Folders (110 folders)
eStudent Folders (packs of 18)*
eTechnology Package:
• Lesson Resource CD-ROM
• Data Management System CD-ROM
• Professional Development DVDs
eF&P Calculator/Stopwatch*
Fountas & PinnellLeveled Literacy Intervention Blue System
Levels C–N (Grade 2)
978-0-325-01199-8 / $2250.00**
e120 Books (4 copies of each)
eTake-Home Books (6 copies each)
eProgram Guide*
eLesson Guide, Volumes 1 & 2*
ePrompting Guide 1*
eWhen Readers Struggle: Teaching that Works*
eMy Writing Book (36 books)*
eTake-Home Bag (18 bags)*
eLesson Folders (120 folders)
eStudent Folders (packs of 18)*
eTechnology Package:
• Lesson Resource CD-ROM
• Data Management System CD-ROM
• Professional Development DVDs
eF&P Calculator/Stopwatch*
* Items also sold separately ** All prices subject to increase July 1, 2009.
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Components of the LLI Orange, Green, and Blue SystemsThree systems are available for LLI. Each supports instruction at different levels on the Fountas & Pinnell A–Z Text Gradient.
Intensive and systematic
intervention for• RTI • ELLs
• Struggling Readers
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300 New Books Created for LLIWritten and illustrated under the careful direction of Fountas and Pinnell, each book was carefully scrutinized to match the text characteristics at Levels A–N. Here is how they break down by system:
Orange System, Levels A–C: 70 books Green System, Levels A–J: 110 books Blue System, Levels C–N: 120 books
To see some of the stages in the development of the LLI books, see The Evolution of a Book at: www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledLiteracyIntervention.com
Special features of LLI books include: ◆ 40% nonfiction◆ A mix of illustrated and photographic titles◆ Series books, including Classic Tales, where children meet recurring characters and topics ◆ 10 Getting Started Lap Books to facilitate shared reading in the Orange and Green Systems
There are eight titles in the Meli Series, spanning Levels A–J.
The New Puppy is an oversized Getting Started Lap Book.
Each of the 300 books in LLI is reproduced in black and white as Take-Home Books.Four copies of each Take-Home Book are included in each system.
To see all 300 LLI titles, visit www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledLiteracyIntervention.com
F&P Calculator/StopwatchThis specially designed calculator automates the calculation of reading rate, accuracy, and self-correction ratio whiledoubling as a stopwatchAlso sold separately 978-0-325-01385-5 / $24.95
Program GuideA comprehensive overview of LLI Also sold separately
Lesson Guides Volume 1 & 2Fast-paced lessons to support readingand writing developmentAlso sold separately
Take-Home BagsBags for children to carry their Take-Home Books and home connection activities (packs of 18)Also sold separately
My Writing BooksWriting books that can be personalizedand used to support writing developmentAlso sold separately
Lesson FoldersSturdy, plastic Lesson Folders store books,lessons, and other ancillary material needed for a lesson
Components of the LLI System
Technology PackageLesson Resources CD-ROMThis CD-ROM contains all of the record-keepingand observation forms and resources needed to support instruction
Data Management System CD-ROMThis CD-ROM facilitates data entry andprogress monitoring, reporting, and graphingof individual student and small groupprogress.
Professional Development DVDsTwo-DVDs model LLI lessons and offer a tutorial on coding, scoring, and analyzing Reading Records
Student FoldersDurable paper folders for storing ReadingRecords, tracking student data, and graphing student progress (packs of 18)Also sold separately
Intensive,short-term
small groupintervention
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The Fountas & Pinnell Prompting Guide 1: A Tool for Literacy TeachersThe Fountas & Pinnell Prompting Guide 1 is a tool that you can use to enhance your teaching power in: ◆ guided reading lessons ◆ shared reading◆ intervention lessons ◆ reading and writing conferences◆ independent reading ◆ dictated, independent, and interactive writing.
Classroom teachers, reading specialists, literacy teachers, Reading Recovery teachers, and literacy coachescan use this flip chart as a ready reference while working with students in several instructional contexts.
Fountas and Pinnell have compiled a comprehensive collection of precise language to use when teaching,prompting for, and reinforcing effective strategic actions in reading and writing. Based on observations and
analysis of students’ reading and writing behaviors, teachers select the specific language that will work best for children as they build their literacyprocessing systems. The language in this guide will improve the reader’s or writer’s ability to solve problems and use strategic actions independently.
Prompting Guide 1 / 978-0-325-01825-6 / $22.50
Prompting Guide 1: Spanish Language Edition / 978-0-325-02706-7 / $22.50
When Readers Struggle
1 A Comprehensive Approach to Literacy Success
2 Effective Readers: What Do They Do?
3 Going Off Track: Why and How?
4 Reading Behavior: What Does It Tell Us?
5 Change Over Time: Processing Systems in the Making
6 Text Matters: A Ladder to Success
Language Systems and Literacy Learning
7 Language Matters: Talking, Reading, and Writing
8 Words Matter: Building Power in Vocabulary
9 The Phonological Base for Learning to Read and Write
Learning Written Language Systems
10 Learning About Print: Early Reading Behaviors
11 Learning to Solve Words: Effective and Efficient Phonics
12 Building and Using a Repertoire of Words
Teaching That Works
13 Extending Reading Power Through Writing
14 Teaching for Problem Solving While Processing Texts:Early Reading Behaviors and Searching for Information
15 Teaching for Independence in Processing Texts:Solving Words, Self Monitoring, and Self-Correcting Behaviors
16 Teaching for Fluency in Processing Texts:Six Dimensions
17 Teaching for Comprehending: Thinking Before, During,and After Reading
18 Working Successfully with English Language Learners
19 Engaging Readers’ Attention and Memory inSuccessful Learning
20 Engaging Readers’ Emotion and Motivation inSuccessful Learning
21 Keys to Effective Intervention: Success for All Children
Books to support
teacher learningteams
When Readers Struggle: Teaching That WorksWhen Readers Struggle: Teaching That Works is a comprehensive volume filled with specific teaching ideas forhelping children in kindergarten through Grade 3 who are having difficulty in reading and writing.
Professional Development links in every lesson reference When Readers Struggle, providing examples of howto closely observe readers to make the best possible teaching decisions for them. Pinnell and Fountasdiscuss how struggling readers can be supported in whole-class settings, but the main focus of the text issmall-group intervention and individual interactions during reading and writing. All of the suggestions inthe book are based on a coherent theory of how talking, reading, and writing are interrelated processes thatwork together in the mind of the learner.
978-0-325-01826-3 / $39.00
Chapter Overview
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ON-SITE Introduction to LLI (Levels A–N)
IN YOUR DISTRICT
Three days of introductory professional development provided by consultants trained by Fountas and Pinnell (2 days followed by 1 follow-up day).
TOPICS
■ Overview of the Lesson Framework ■ Using the Prompting Guide■ Assessing and Grouping Students ■ Understanding the Demands of Texts■ Teaching Within LLI Lessons ■ Documenting Progress
COST STRUCTURE
Visit pd.heinemann.com or call 800.541.2086, ext. 1151
DATES: Arranged by District
LOCATION: Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
COST STRUCTURE/DATES
Contact: Alison Buraczenski at 800.999.1959 ext. 8693 or [email protected]
UNIVERSITY Six days of intensive LLI professional development
LOCATION: The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
COST STRUCTURE/DATES
Contact: Sonny Whitehead at 614.688.4977 or [email protected]
OFF-SITE Multi-Day Institute presented by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell
Systematic Intervention to Help Struggling ReadersImplementing Leveled Literacy Intervention (LLI) for Levels A–N
In this interactive three-day institute, Fountas and Pinnell provide participants with everythingteachers need to implement LLI in their classrooms. Participants will:
■ receive a thorough introduction to the LLI
■ learn how to use LLI, including the planned lessons that ensure accelerated student progress
■ deepen their understanding of many research-based ways to help struggling readers.
NOTE: Fountas and Pinnell present this Institute one to two times a year.COST STRUCTURE, DATES, LOCATIONS
Visit pd.heinemann.com or call 800.541.2086, ext. 1151
Enhance Your Implementation of LLI through Built-in, On-Site, Off-Site, and University Delivered Professional Development.
BUILT-IN Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Literacy Intervention, Levels A–N
For more information on professional development in support of Leveled Literacy Intervention, visit
pd.heinemann.com or www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledLiteracyIntervention.com.
LINKS
Professional Development links in every lessonrefer you to a variety of professional readings andto the DVD.
DVDs
Two Professional Development DVDs per systemprovide training on coding, scoring, and analyzingreading behaviors, teaching LLI lessons, and usinginstructional practices.
PROFESSIONAL TEXT
When Readers Struggle: Teaching That Works byPinnell and Fountas is useful for individual or groupprofessional development sessions.
Save 20% on On-Site Professional Development whenpurchased with Fountas & Pinnell Leveled LiteracyIntervention. Call 800.541.2086, ext. 1402 to schedule your tailored professional development.
Special Offer!
Unparalleledprofessionaldevelopment
support
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Coaches and Staff Developers• When Readers Struggle: Teaching That Works• The Continuum of Literacy Learning, Grades K–8: A Guide to Teaching• The Primary Literacy Video Collection Series of DVDs:
Classroom Management DVDGuided Reading DVDWord Study DVD
• The Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Book List, K–8+ (2009–2011 Edition)• 200 logins to www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledBooks.com
978-0-325-02634-3 / $1223 value for $856
Primary Educators• Fountas & Pinnell Prompting Guide 1: A Tool for Literacy Teachers• Interactive Writing: How Language and Literacy Come Together, K–2• Word Matters: Teaching Phonics and Spelling in the Reading/
Writing Classroom• Guided Reading: Good First Teaching for All Children• 20 logins to www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledBooks.com
978-0-325-02635-0 / $152 value for $106
Intermediate–Middle Educators• Guiding Readers and Writers: Teaching Comprehension, Genre, and
Content Literacy• Teaching for Comprehending and Fluency: Thinking, Talking, and
Writing About Reading, K–8• The Continuum of Literacy Learning, Grades 3–8: A Guide to Teaching• 20 logins to www.FountasAndPinnellLeveledBooks.com
978-0-325-02636-7 / $138 value for $96
Library Bookshelf• When Readers Struggle: Teaching That Works• The Continuum of Literacy Learning, Grades K–8: A Guide to Teaching• Teaching for Comprehending and Fluency: Thinking, Talking, and
Writing About Reading, K–8• Sing a Song of Poetry: Grades K, 1, 2: A Teaching Resource for Phonemic Awareness,
Phonics, and Fluency• Phonics Lessons: Letters, Words, and How They Work:—Grades K, 1, 2• Word Study Lessons: Letters, Words, and How They Work—Grade 3• Guided Reading: Good First Teaching for All Children• Guiding Readers and Writers: Teaching Comprehension, Genre,
and Content Literacy• Word Matters: Teaching Phonics and Spelling in the Reading/
Writing Classroom• Interactive Writing: How Language and Literacy Come Together, K, 1, 2• Leveled Books: Matching Texts to Readers for Effective Teaching• The Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Book List, K–8+ (2009–2011 Edition)
978-0-325-02637-4 / $881 value for $620
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Fountas & Pinnell Professional Book Libraries
Develop a common
language andpractice through
professionalbook study.
PD support is available for all Fountas and Pinnell professional book titles. Visit pd.heinemann.com for more information.
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Irene C. Fountas & Gay Su Pinnell are Professional Development Providers.P D
Phonics LessonsLetters, Words, and How They Work (GRADES K, 1, and2)
Word Study LessonsPhonics, Spelling, and Vocabulary (GRADE 3)
With 100 minilessons for each of the four grade levels, your teachers can use Fountasand Pinnell’s month-by-month planning guide, assessment checklists, and lesson-selec-tion map to choose the lessons that align with your students’ needs and the Word StudyContinuum. The Continuum encompasses nine scientific categories of learning childrenwill master as they become expert word solvers and effective readers. The nine scientificcategories of learning are:◆ Early Literacy Concepts ◆ High-Frequency Words◆ Phonological and Phonemic Awareness ◆ Spelling Patterns◆ Letter Knowledge ◆ Word Structure◆ Letter/Sound Relationships ◆ Word-Solving Actions◆ Word Meaning
Phonics and Word Study components
✔ Book of Minilessons: 100 four-page lessons, featuring ProfessionalUnderstandings, a three-part Lesson Plan, and Follow Up
✔ Teaching Resources Binder: Assessment Guide, Materials and Routines,Games, Templates, Picture Cards, and Letter/Word Cards
✔ Teaching Resources CD-ROM: All of the resources from the Teaching ResourcesBinder are available in a modifiable format.
Phonics and Word Study lesson features
✔ Professional understandings provide the lesson’s curricular context.
✔ Step-by-step instructions help teachers implement the lesson.
✔ Students apply and share what they have learned.
✔ Linking strategies connect learning to your literacy block and home.
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PL/WS Lessons with CD-ROMEach level = Lesson Book + Binder+CD-ROMGrade K / 978-0-325-01061-8 / $110.00*Grade 1 / 978-0-325-01062-5 / $110.00Grade 2 / 978-0-325-01063-2 / $110.00Grade 3 / 978-0-325-01064-9 / $110.00
Heinemann-trained consultants provide an instructional overviewof Phonics and Word Study Lessons and help teachers develop acontinuum of learning about letters, sounds, and words. Training isas low as $3600 per session. For information about on-siteprofessional support go to: pd.heinemann.com
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Three lesson books contain 33 lessons that provide detailed plans, teaching tools, reproduciblesfor children, and research notes that highlight the principles on which the lessons are founded. Inaddition, each lesson is supported by kidwatching forms that will help teachers note and markachievement as well as plan future instruction.
✔ Book 1: Grounding Children in Routines and Procedures for Meaningful Learningestablishes the routines and expectations for effective literacy instruction.
✔ Book 2: Building, Energizing, and Re-envisioning the Literacy Curriculum exploresreading and writing strategies in more depth and with more genres.
✔ Book 3: Deepening the Scholarship in the Classroom Community has children takemore and more ownership over classroom literacy experiences and engages them incollaborative reading and writing.
In the Teachers Guide, Gretchen provides an overview of the series’ components and instruc-tional design. She also includes tips for organizing the classroom and tailoring instruction.Strategies for implementing an effective literacy curriculum are supported by planning toolsand schedules.
The Lessons from Literate Days DVD offers 2 hours of classroom footage that shows preschool,kindergarten, and first-grade teachers implementing the lessons, working with children as theyparticipate in related activities, and kidwatching in ways that inform instruction.
Literate Days components
Literate DaysReading and Writing with Preschool and Primary Children (GRADES PREK–1)
Gretchen Owocki’s Literate Days is a dynamic curriculum resource for early
childhood educators that enriches and broadens their literacy-related
instructional practices. Framed by research notes and kidwatching forms, 33
lessons present ideas for enhancing existing teaching practices and for
extending the quality of students’ literacy experiences in times that are not
typically considered “instructional.” Strong early childhood programs establish
a foundation for academic success. The teaching in Literate Days will help you
establish that foundation.
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Professional Support
The Teacher’s Guide outlines the Toolkit’s philosophy and components and shows how tointegrate the Toolkit into your literacy curriculum.
The Primary Comprehension Toolkit DVD-ROM provides a range of print and videoresources including live-from-the-classroom footage of the authors teaching Toolkit lessons.
Informational Text
Lesson Text Poster Pack contains six large posters from TIME For Kids Bigger PictureEdition and an issue of National Geographic Young Explorer.
Keep Reading! A Source Book of Short Text provides lesson texts and a collectionof additional nonfiction texts in a reproducible format.
The Trade Book Pack contains the nine trade books referenced in the Toolkit lessons.(optional purchase)
1 Listen to your Inner Voice2 Notice and Think about Nonfiction Features3 Follow the Text Signposts4 Discover your Passion5 Read to Learn
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Toolkit TextsShort Nonfiction for Guided and Independent Practice
(GRADES 2–3, 4–5, AND 6–7)
Each volume of Toolkit Texts provides a library of age-appropriate articles in areproducible format. In addition to providing all of the articles in a full-color format, theaccompanying Toolkit Texts CD-ROM also provides all of the informational texts in Englishand Spanish. Personally adapted by Harvey and Goudvis, these informational texts arematched to the strategies in The Comprehension Toolkit.
The Primary Comprehension ToolkitLanguage and Lessons for Active Literacy (GRADES K–2)
Stephanie Harvey and Anne Goudvis have adapted the strategyinstruction made famous in Strategies That Work and The Comprehension Toolkit to meet the developmental needs of emergent readers. The PrimaryComprehension Toolkit introduces students inKindergarten through Grade 2 to strategies foraccessing and learning from nonfiction texts.
6 Strategy Clusters
Instruction is organized around six fundamental comprehension strategies.
A Monitor Comprehension D Infer & Visualize
B Activate & Connect E Determine Importance
C Ask Questions F Summarize & Synthesize
The 22 lessons in these books model Steph and Anne’s comprehension instruction and aredesigned around the gradual release of responsibility framework.
Teachyoung readers
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The Comprehension ToolkitLanguage and Lessons for Active Literacy (GRADES 3–6)
The Comprehension Toolkit by Stephanie Harvey and Anne Goudvis is an intensive course of study designed to help students understand, respondto, and learn from nonfiction text. With the teaching and learningfocus on comprehension strategies, the Toolkit provides a founda-tion for developing independent readers and learners across thecurriculum and throughout the school year.
Now available: Free summer school plannersat comprehensiontoolkit.com
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The Primary Comprehension Toolkit / 978-0-325-00997-1 / $120.00*The Primary Comprehension Toolkit Trade Book Pack / 978-0-325-02124-9 / $61.00The Primary Toolkit Bundle / Primary Toolkit + Trade Book Pack / 978-0-325-02125-6 / $159.00
The Comprehension Toolkit / 9 Books + 1 CD-ROM / 978-0-325-00583-6 / $115.00The Comprehension Toolkit Trade Book Pack / 7 Trade Books / 002120 / $46.00The Comprehension Toolkit Bundle / Toolkit + Trade Book Pack / 002121 / $145.00
Toolkit Texts Grades 2–3 / 36 articles + CD-ROM / 978-0-325-01194-3 / $40.00Toolkit Texts Grades 4–5 / 40 articles + CD-ROM / 978-0-325-01196-7 / $40.00Toolkit Texts Grades 6–7 / 30 articles + CD-ROM / 978-0-325-01197-4 / $40.00Complete Toolkit Texts Bundle / Grades 2–3 + Grades 4–5 + Grades 6–7 / 978-0-325-01278-0 / $108.00
6 Strategy Clusters
Instruction is organized around six fundamental comprehension strategies.
A Monitor Comprehension D Infer Meaning
B Activate & Connect E Determine Importance
C Ask Questions F Summarize & Synthesize
Students learn to use strategies flexibly, across a variety of texts, topics, and subject areas.
Professional Support
The Teacher’s Guide outlines the Toolkit’s philosophy, components, instructional design,and assessment options.
The Resources for The Comprehension Toolkit CD-ROM provides an array of print andvideo resources.
Extend and Investigate provides strategies for integrating the six strategy clusters acrossthe curriculum.
Informational Text
The Source Book of Short Text provides a collection of exemplary nonfiction texts in areproducible format.
The Trade Book Pack contains the seven award-winning trade books referenced in theToolkit lessons (optional purchase).
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Help your teachers make the most of TheComprehension Toolkit or The PrimaryComprehension Toolkit with On-Site firsthandProfessional Support. Training is as low as$3600 per session. For information about on-site professional support go to:pd.heinemann.com
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A Principal’s Guide to Leadership in the Teaching of Writing components
✔ Organized chronologically, A Principal’s Guide to Leadership in theTeaching of Writing walks principals through the month-by-monthdemands involved in organizing and implementing whole-schoolreform in the teaching of writing.
✔ The Principal to Principal DVD provides more than two hours ofvideo support that lets you learn from leaders who have initiatedand sustained schoolwide reforms in the teaching of writing.
■ A Quick Guide to Reaching Struggling Writers, K–5 by M. Colleen Cruz
■ A Quick Guide to Making Your Teaching Stick, K–5 by Shanna Schwartz
■ A Quick Guide to Teaching Persuasive Writing, K–2 by Sarah Picard Taylor
■ A Quick Guide to Boosting English Acquisition in Choice Time, K–2 by
Alison Porcelli and Cheryl Tyler
■ A Quick Guide to Teaching Second Grade Writers with Units of Study, Grade 2
by Lucy Calkins
For sample chapters visit unitsofstudy.com
The Workshop Help Desk series is designed for teachers whobelieve in workshop teaching and who have already rolled up theirsleeves enough to have encountered the predictable challenges.Provided in a compact 5" x 7" format, the Workshop Help Deskseries offers pocket-sized professional development on topics ofinterest to you and your staff.
Writingresources for:
• Leaders• Teachers• Coaches
A Principal’s Guide to Leadership in the Teaching of WritingSchoolwide reform in writing involves all members of the school community. LucyCalkins and Laurie Pessah created this resource for the leader in that reformeffort. Organized around the school calendar, A Principal’s Guide to Leadership inthe Teaching of Writing will help you work strategically throughout the schoolyear researching, imagining, problem solving, building infrastructure, and devel-oping leaders. The accompanying DVD lets you learn from other principals who haveengaged in schoolwide writing reform.
Workshop Help Desk Series
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A Quick Guide to Reaching Struggling Writers, K–5 / 978-0-325-02595-7 / $8.00*
A Quick Guide to Making Your Teaching Stick, K–5 / 978-0-325-02596-4 / $8.00
A Quick Guide to Teaching Persuasive Writing, K–2 / 978-0-325-02597-1 / $8.00
A Quick Guide to Boosting English Acquisition in Choice Time, K–2 / 978-0-325-02615-2 / $8.00
A Quick Guide to Teaching Second Grade Writers with Units of Study, Gr. 2 / 978-0-325-02677-0 / $8.00
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Writing Resources for TeachersThe Units of Study for Teaching Writing series by Lucy Calkins and her colleagues from TeachersCollege Reading and Writing Project is a spiraling elementary writing curriculum organized aroundsequential units of study. Each unit of study lays out four to six weeks of instruction and provides the teachingpoints, minilessons, strategies, and tools teachers need to teach writing in powerful, lasting ways. Each unit ofstudy enables teachers to extrapolate guidelines and methods, so that on another day they feel ready to inventtheir own clear, sequenced, vibrant instruction in writing.
Units of Study for Primary Writing (K–2)
Seven units of study take students from pictorial storytelling into fluent writing.
Launching the Writing Workshop
Small Moments: Personal Narrative Writing
Writing for Readers: Teaching Skills and Strategies
The Craft of Revision
Authors as Mentors
Nonfiction Writing: Procedures and Reports
Poetry: Powerful Thoughts in Tiny Packages
PLUS: • The Nuts and Bolts of Teaching Writing
• The Conferring Handbook
• Resources for Primary Writing CD-ROM
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Units of Study for Teaching Writing, Grades 3–5
Six units of study model how to teach narrative and expository writing.
Launching the Writing Workshop
Raising the Quality of Narrative Writing
Breathing Life into Essays
Writing Fiction: Big Dreams, Tall Ambitions
Literary Essays: Writing About Reading
Memoir: The Art of Writing Well
PLUS: • A Guide to the Writing Workshop
• Resources for Teaching Writing CD-ROM
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Grades K–2 / 9 books + 1 CD-ROM / 978-0-325-00604-8 / $159.00
Grades 3–5 / 7 books + 1 CD-ROM / 978-0-325-00870-7 / $159.00
Calkins Units of Study Bundle / Units of Study K–2 + Units of Study 3–5 / 978-0-325-01284-1 / $286.20
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Conferring with Primary Writers CD-ROM
The Conferring with Primary Writers CD-ROM is a practical reference and a dynamic staff-developmenttool. In addition to providing 61 conference transcripts in a concise, easy-to-read format, Conferring with
Primary Writers’ nimble sorting feature allows educators to isolate and group conference components.
By shuffling, slicing, and recategorizing conferences, educators will come away with a deeper under-standing of how to confer with primary writers.
Big Lessons for Small Writers DVD
Drawing on twenty-two instructional classroom video clips, this comprehensive, easy-to-navigate DVD vividly conveysthe inner workings of writing workshops in a variety of primary classrooms and allows teachers to observe Lucy as sheconfers with students, to witness minilessons in action, and to experience whole-class shares.
Up Close: Teaching English Language Learners in Writing Workshops DVD
Amanda Hartman shares the strategies she uses to support and guide young English Language Learners duringconferences, strategy lessons, and whole-group instruction. Through instructional video clips, Amanda models howto scaffold language and writing skills in ways that help primary writers move from social language to moreacademic language.
Seeing Possibilities DVD
Through this instructional DVD, Lucy and her colleagues open the doors of their classrooms and invite teachers toeavesdrop on their elementary writing workshops. Carefully correlated to each of the units of study in Grades 3–5, twohours of classroom video clips allow teachers to observe how Lucy initiates minilessons, teaches writing strategies, andstructures well-managed writing workshops.
All video clips are supported by an optional voice-over coaching commentary that explains the teaching moves andlanguage.
Writing Resources for Literacy CoachesHaving grown out of the Teachers College community of practice, the Units of Study for Teaching Writing seriesprovides an array of resources that will likewise foster a community of practice in your school. Ideally suited forstudy-group analysis, modifiable conference transcripts and live-from-the-classroom video clips explore thearchitecture of minilessons, conferences, and small-group strategy sessions.
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Conferring with Primary Writers CD-ROM / Grades K–2 / 61 conference transcripts / 978-0-325-00638-3 / $25.00 Big Lessons for Small Writers DVD / Grades K–2 /2 hours of video clips / 978-0-325-00748-9 / $45.00 Up Close / Grades K–2 / 90 minutes of video clips / 978-0-325-00860-8 / $45.00 Seeing Possibilities / 2 hours of video clips / 978-0-325-00968-1 / $45.00 Units of Study DVD Bundle / Big Lessons + Up Close + Seeing Possibilities / 978-0-325-02665-7 / $121.50
Resourcesthat foster
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Modifiable conference transcripts! Instructional
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Writing Workshop The Essential GuideFrom the authors of Craft LessonsRalph Fletcher and JoAnn Portalupi
In one of the most important books on the workshop,Fletcher and Portalupi provide everything a teacherneeds to get it up and running well in grades K–8.
978-0-325-00362-7 / $21.00
Into Writing The Primary Teacher’s Guide to Writing WorkshopMegan Sloan Foreword by Vicki Spandel
Sloan answers teachers’ most common questions,breaking the workshop down and showing how toinfuse it with big ideas that make a big difference.
978-0-325-01228-5 / $24.50
The Resourceful Writing Teacher A Handbook of Essential Skills andStrategiesJenny Mechem BenderForeword by Lucy Calkins
Bender shares practices that help writers in grades3–8, with suggestions for minilessons, conferences,small-group strategy lessons, and shares.
978-0-325-00947-6 / $27.00
Practical Punctuation Lessons on Rule Making and Rule Breakingin Elementary WritingDan Feigelson Foreword by Carl Anderson
Feigelson’s lessons connect periods, commas, anddashes to mood, emphasis, and rhythm for writers of varying sophistication or age.
978-0-325-00906-3 / $25.00
Writing About Reading From Book Talk to Literary Essays, Grades 3–8Janet Angelillo Foreword by Katie Wood Ray
“This must-have book will enable teachers todevelop their students’ ability to use authenticwriting tasks to deepen what they know andunderstand about their reading.” —Laura Robb
978-0-325-00578-2 / $19.50
How’s It Going? A Practical Guide to Conferring withStudent WritersCarl Anderson Foreword by Lucy Calkins
Anderson shows how to make writing confer-ences most effective, using sample transcripts toshow how ambitious conferences unfold.
978-0-325-00224-8 / $24.00
Independent Writing One Teacher—Thirty-Two Needs, Topics, and PlansM. Colleen CruzForeword by Katie Wood Ray
“Colleen Cruz brings us the courage, humor, andingenious methods we need to coach students towork and excel at writing on their own.”
—Lucy Calkins978-0-325-00540-9 / $25.00
The Power of Grammar Unconventional Approaches to theConventions of LanguageMary Ehrenworth and Vicki Vinton
Ehrenworth and Vinton explore conventions,offering ways to show upper-elementarystudents how grammatical choices transformwriting from competent to compelling.
978-0-325-00688-8 / $23.00
Writing Workshop Professional Book Library Heinemann’s professional books share the principles, research, and classroom experiences that lead tohighly effective workshops. These powerful guides to teaching writing are ideal for professional bookstudy and as practical references in your resource library.
Writing Workshop Professional Book Library / 8 books / 978-0-325-02714-2 $189 value for $133
8 books 1 low price
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Full-year DVD-based professional developmentfor raising literacy achievement
Regie Routman in Residence (K–6)
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■ Transforming Our Teaching Through Writing for Audience and Purpose
■ Transforming Our Teaching Through Reading/Writing Connections
■ Transforming Our Teaching Through Reading to Understand
Regie Routman in Residence is the next best thing to having Regie visit your school. It cap-tures the power of Regie’s demonstration teaching and turns it into yearlong professionaldevelopment. Most effective with groups of 35 or fewer teachers, it gives your teacherscommon language and common beliefs about teaching and learning. The DVDs modelwhat highly effective instruction and assessment look like and sound like. The 14Facilitator’s Guides help you make the most of each professional development sessionacross the year. And the individual Professional Development Notebooks help everyparticipant think deeply about their teaching.
Each of its three programs provides a year’s worth of PD that is:
■ replicable—it builds capacity for embedded professional development
■ sustainable—it establishes a shared vision that raises and maintains expectations and achievement
■ manageable—its leadership model includes principals, literacy leaders, coaches, and teachers
■ affordable—it delivers a full year of PD for less than $100 per teacher.
Regie Routman is respected by teachers nationwide for her sensible, empowering teaching. Regie Routman inResidence has already improved test scores around the country. Maybe the next school with a surge in studentachievement will be yours.
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• Research based
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In addition, more support is available at www.regieroutman.com/InResidence, including:
• classroom vignettes that encompass big ideas
• downloadable print resources referenced in the text
• examples and recent experiences from Regie that inform her teaching and coaching
• moderated professional conversations.
✔ A Getting Started guide packed with procedures and suggestions forplanning and facilitating dynamic sessions across the year
✔ Facilitator’s Guides for each session include a detailed agenda, discussionquestions, weblinks, resources, and viewing charts for the DVD segments
✔ DVDs with 30-minute segments that are the heart of each session
✔ Sturdy Professional Development Notebooks provide session agendas,professional reading, DVD viewing charts that can be personalized,resources, weblinks to independent learning, and more
✔ A copy of Teaching Essentials, a cornerstone book of Regie Routman inResidence
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Transforming Our Teaching Through Writing for Audience and Purpose / 2008 / +20 Notebooks / 978-0-325-01131-8 / $1995.00 +25 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02619-0 / $2120.00 ■ +30 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02620-6 / $2245.00 ■ +35 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02621-3 / $2370.00
Writing Professional Development Notebook / Single Copy / 978-0-325-01241-4 / $45.00
Transforming Our Teaching Through Reading/Writing Connections / 2008 / +20 Notebooks / 978-0-325-01134-9 / $1995.00 +25 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02622-0 / $2120.00 ■ +30 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02623-7 / $2245.00 ■ +35 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02624-4 / $2370.00
Reading/Writing Professional Development Notebook / Single Copy / 978-0-325-01243-8 / $45.00
Transforming Our Teaching Through Reading to Understand / 2009 / +20 Notebooks / 978-0-325-01132-5 / $1995.00+25 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02625-1 / $2120.00 ■ +30 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02626-8 / $2245.00 ■ +35 Notebooks / 978-0-325-02627-5 / $2370.00
Reading Professional Development Notebook / Single Copy / 978-0-325-01242-1 / $45.00
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It’s ALL About Comprehension (DVD)Teaching K–3 Readers from the Ground Up
Helping children acquire cognitive strategies is only one part of top-notch readinginstruction. On her DVD It’s ALL About Comprehension, Sharon Taberski shares herlatest thinking on how to use a variety of literacy experiences to help students developdeeper engagement with texts.
It’s ALL About Comprehension will give teachers the confidence, information, and instruc-tional examples they need to envision comprehension instruction in new ways. As Sharonguides students in whole-class as well as small-group settings and confers with them oneon one, viewers will learn a highly effective framework for developing comprehensionthroughout the literacy block.
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5 Comprehension Strands
Sharon Taberski demonstrates how she explicitly supports students’ deep engagement withtexts through five key strands:
A Accurate Fluent Reading D Reading-Writing Connections
B Background Knowledge E Repertoire of Strategies
C Oral Language and Vocabulary
Concise 5–8 minute video clips lend themselves to rewatching during professionaldevelopment sessions.
It’s ALL About Comprehension components
Three DVDs (approximately 6 hours):
✔ provide an overview of each strand
✔ show Sharon using the strand as she confers with students
✔ demonstrate strand-related lessons
The Facilitator’s Comprehensive Guide makes facilitation moreeffective with:
✔ planning suggestions that set facilitators up for success
✔ detailed recommendations for flexible implementation
✔ strand-by-strand facilitation notes for leading participantsthrough the Featured Conferences and the Lessons in Action
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from the author of On Solid Ground
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The power of comprehension strategy instruction
What Every Teacher Should Know About Reading Comprehension Instruction (DVD) P. David Pearson, Stephanie Harvey, and Anne Goudvis
Mosaic of Thought, Second Edition: The Power of Comprehension Strategy InstructionEllin Oliver Keene and Susan Zimmermann Foreword by Thomas NewkirkP. David Pearson’s research led the way to comprehension strategy instruction. Mosaic of Thought—now in itssecond edition, with 70% new material—was the breakthrough that showed the research in practice. Pearson’sDVD and Keene and Zimmermann’s book are all a staff developer needs for practical, thoughtful instruction.
Comprehension Strategy Instruction Staff Development Bundle / 1 DVD + 10 books / 978-0-325-02716-6$394 value for $276
The value of nonfiction study
Navigating Informational Texts (DVD): Easy and Explicit Strategies, K–5Linda Hoyt
Make It Real: Strategies for Success with Informational TextsLinda HoytLet your teachers explore the benefits of nonfiction texts with Linda Hoyt. Her bestselling Make It Real sharesstrategies for guided reading and writing, read-aloud, and teaching across subject areas, while her DVD NavigatingInformational Texts shows her strategies in action.
Nonfiction Study Staff Development Bundle / 1 DVD + 10 books / 978-0-325-02717-7$653 value for $457
The effectiveness of literacy minilessons
Snapshots The DVD Linda Hoyt
Snapshots: Literacy Minilessons Up CloseLinda HoytHelp your teachers master literacy minilessons. With Snapshots the DVD, your teachers will see and hear exactlyhow Linda conducts her minilessons. Snapshots the book includes more than 170 of Linda’s best minilessons, readyfor teachers to try and make their own.
Literacy Minilessons Staff Development Bundle / 1 DVD + 10 books / 978-0-325-02718-0 $345 value for $242
The benefits of early writing instruction
The Teaching Behind About the Authors (DVD): How to Support Our Youngest WritersKatie Wood Ray and Lisa Cleaveland
About the Authors: Writing Workshop with Our Youngest WritersKatie Wood Ray with Lisa CleavelandKatie Wood Ray’s About the Authors book and DVD reveal the long-term benefits of teaching writing to ouryoungest leaners, describe how to use units of study, and enable your teachers to eavesdrop on Lisa Cleaveland’smaster writing instruction.
Early Writing Instruction Staff Development Bundle / 1 DVD + 10 books / 978-0-325-02719-7 $340 value for $238
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Harness the power of collaborative, small-group learning
Comprehension & Collaboration Inquiry Circles in ActionStephanie Harvey and Harvey “Smokey” DanielsComprehension & Collaboration helps teachers create well-structured, student-led, cross-curricular projects that work and supportkids as they build knowledge that matters in their lives.
978-0-325-01230-8 / $28.50
Fulfill the promise of RTI—and avoid its pitfalls
RTI from All Sides What Every Teacher Needs to KnowMary HowardForeword by Linda HoytRTI is here, and your teachers need to be informed. With RTI from All Sides, staff developer Mary Howard shows teachers how tomake RTI live up to its promise and catch readers before they falter.
978-0-325-02670-1 / $18.50 est.
Provide high-level support for ELLs across the curriculum
English Language Learners, Academic Literacy, and ThinkingLearning in the Challenge ZonePauline GibbonsForeword by Jim CumminsPauline Gibbons shows how to give English learners high-level support to match high expectations. She describes rigorous,literacy-oriented, content-based instruction and illustrates what a high-challenge, high-support curriculum looks like in practice.
978-0-325-01203-2 / $23.50 est.
Take comprehension strategy instruction to the next level
To Understand New Horizons in Reading ComprehensionEllin Oliver KeeneForeword by Debbie Miller What’s beyond strategy-based comprehension instruction? Ellin Oliver Keene, coauthor of Mosaic of Thought, explores thisquestion and reveals how to help students engage with texts in still deeper and more lasting ways.
978-0-325-00323-8 / $27.50
Teach academic vocabularly so it sticks
Learning Words Inside and Out, Grades 1–6 Vocabulary Instruction That Boosts Achievement in All Subject AreasNancy Frey and Douglas FisherForeword by Donna OgleDoug Fisher and Nancy Frey tailor their framework for teaching vocabulary to the needs of elementary learners and thedemands of subject-area content. Chapter-by-chapter book study materials include study guides, audio podcasts, and videopodcasts.
978-0-325-02612-1 / $21.00
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Books for Administrators
Resources for administrators help you with the challenges of being a schoolleader, from authors with decades of experience—and success.
A School Leader’s Guide to Excellence Collaborating Our Way to Better SchoolsCarmen Fariña and Laura Kotch Foreword by Lucy Calkins
Carmen Fariña and Laura Kotch have made a career of turning struggling schools in New York City into excellent ones.Now they share exactly how they go about energizing schools for change, making reform happen, and making itlast—including step-by-step instructions, implementation and evaluation advice, artifacts of their own reformefforts, and modifiable forms and documents.
978-0-325-01138-7 / $23.00
Literacy Coaching The EssentialsKatherine Casey Foreword by Anthony J. Alvarado
This book achieves something which is rare…. It demonstrates how to integrate core instructional elements intosuccessful practice…. It should become a central text for study at the classroom, school, and district level.
—Anthony J. AlvaradoFormer Superintendent, District 2, New York,
and former Chancellor of Instruction, San Diego City Schools
978-0-325-00941-4 / 25.00
Literacy Learning Communities A Guide for Creating Sustainable Change in Secondary SchoolsReLeah Cossett Lent
Schools nationwide are using PLCs to revitalize staff development, and Literacy Learning Communities shows how youcan adapt this framework to target the literacy strengths and needs of your own school. It shows how to make an LLChappen, why it works, and how to sustain it for lasting change.
978-0-325-01122-6 / $21.00
Best Practice, Third Edition Today’s Standards for Teaching and Learning in America’s SchoolsSteven Zemelman, Harvey “Smokey” Daniels, and Arthur Hyde
Best Practice, Third Edition, provides fresh, inspiring examples of state-of-the-art teaching. It also carefully examinesstate, national, and discipline-specific standards to show why engaging, interactive classroom instruction is still thebest way to meet standards in reading, writing, math, science, social studies, and the arts.
978-0-325-00744-1 / $32.00
Administrator’s Professional Bookshelf / 4 books / 978-0-325-02720-3$101 value for $71
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