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"Offers tips and ideas to help you ensure your tween's well-being. In today's fast-paced world, equipping children with the tools to navigate their emotions and relationships with their peers and the adults in their lives is more important than ever"--

Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being: Upper Elementary offers tips and ideas to help ensure your child's well-being. In today's fast paced world, equipping children with the tools to navigate their emotions and relationships with their peers and the adults in their lives is more important than ever.Children at this age are seeking independence while still being well-connected to the family. You can provide lots of love and support as they grow! Written by the experts behind Social-Emotional Learning Starts with Us, this must-have resource covers six key areas of your child's well-being: 1. Bank on Yourself: One of the greatest gifts parents can give a child is a well-regulated adult. In this chapter, you'll discover practical strategies for prioritizing your own well-being to better support your child.2. First Things First: Learn how to establish healthy habits and routines for sleep, nutrition, movement, and more to support overall well-being for the entire family.3. Let's Get Emotional: Dive into this chapter to explore age-appropriate ways to help your child understand, identify, and express their feelings.4. Creating Connections: Discover practical tips for strengthening your bond with your child and building a trusting, supportive relationship.5. Making the Most of Mistakes: Explore strategies for helping your child develop a growth mindset, resilience, and problem-solving skills as they navigate life's ups and downs.6. Managing Tech Time: This chapter offers guidance on setting healthy boundaries around technology use, promoting balance, and fostering children's mindful engagement with screens.

Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being: Early Elementary offers tips and ideas to help ensure your young child's well-being. In today's fast paced world, equipping children with the tools to navigate their emotions and relationships with their peers and the adults in their lives is more important than ever.Young children are experiencing so many things for the first time. Start them on life's journey with lots of love! Written by the experts behind Social-Emotional Learning Starts with Us, this must-have resource covers six key areas of your child's well-being: 1. Bank on Yourself: One of the greatest gifts parents can give a young child is a well-regulated adult. In this chapter, you'll discover practical strategies for prioritizing your own well-being to better support your child.2. First Things First: Learn how to establish healthy habits and routines for sleep, nutrition, movement, and more to support overall well-being for the entire family.3. Let's Get Emotional: Dive into this chapter to explore age-appropriate ways to help your young child understand, identify, and express their feelings.4. Creating Connections: Discover practical tips for strengthening your bond with your child and building a trusting, supportive relationship.5. Making the Most of Mistakes: Explore strategies for helping your child develop a growth mindset, resilience, and problem-solving skills as they navigate life's ups and downs.6. Managing Tech Time: This chapter offers guidance on setting healthy boundaries around technology use, promoting balance, and fostering young children's mindful engagement with screens.

Improve advanced mathematics skills with 180 Days of Math, a workbook of motivating and effective daily practice activities. This easy-to-use eighth grade workbook is ideal for at-home learning or classroom instruction. Watch students learn how to take on complex math problems more confidently with these standards-based learning activities. The second edition of this activity book utilizes thematic units and offers digital math learning resources. The new edition also includes modeling pages to explain essential concepts and helpful sidebars to extend learning. Parents appreciate the higher-level math concepts and engaging practice pages that children will enjoy. The daily math practice is great for homeschool, to reinforce learning at school, or to prevent learning loss over summer. Teachers rely on these workbooks to save them valuable time and address learning gaps.

Build advanced mathematics skills with 180 Days of Math, a workbook of effective and meaningful daily practice activities. This easy-to-use seventh grade workbook is perfect for at-home learning or classroom instruction. Watch students learn to tackle complex math problems more confidently with these standards-based learning activities. This activity book incorporates thematic units and provides digital math learning resources. The practice book also includes modeling pages to explain important concepts and useful sidebars to extend learning. Parents appreciate the higher-level math concepts and engaging practice pages that children will enjoy. The daily math practice is ideal for homeschool, to reinforce learning at school, or to prevent learning loss over summer. Teachers rely on these workbooks to save them valuable time and address learning gaps.

In a world buzzing with screens, 50 Strategies for Learning without Screens offers engaging, hands-on, screen-free, future-ready learning experiences.

Transform early childhood learning with expert guidance for inclusive and developmentally appropriate teaching in your classroom.

Designed to provide K-8 educators with practical, research-backed ideas to enhance the summer school experience, this book is an invaluable resource for teachers seeking innovative and engaging approaches to summer learning.

Get your child back on track in math class! This book supports third grade students who are struggling in math. The full-color book includes instructional pages, coaching videos, examples, practice, and reviews to help students master key math concepts.

Get your child back on track in math class! This book supports sixth grade students who are struggling in math. The full-color book offers instructional pages, coaching videos, examples, practice, and reviews to help students understand key math concepts.

Get your child back on track in math class! This book supports fourth grade students who are struggling in math. The full-color book provides instructional pages, coaching videos, examples, practice, and reviews to help students master key math concepts.

Get your child back on track in math class! This book supports fifth grade students who are struggling in math. The full-color book offers instructional pages, coaching videos, examples, practice, and reviews to help students understand key math concepts.

Help kindergarten students develop reading skills with fun and effective daily practice activities. The daily reading practice in this workbook covers fiction, nonfiction, and nontraditional texts, organized by engaging thematic units.

Discover innovative ways to incorporate fluency practice into literacy instruction! This professional development resource provides teachers with strategies to include fluency instruction into daily reading routines to improve reading comprehension.

Have you ever visited a farm? A farm is a busy place! Look inside this book to see the horses and cows, the big barn, the silo, and the fields where crops are grown.

After the Civil War, African Americans were still experiencing discrimination and segregation. Many people chose to move North in search of equality and freedom. Langston Hughes was one of these migrants. He moved to New York City to attend college at Columbia University. He settled in Harlem, a thriving city full of jazz and blues music, art, and culture. Hughes became the Voice of the Harlem Renaissance and opened a window into African American culture. He was a gifted man who inspired many people with his poetry, plays, short stories, and autobiographies. Eventually more African Americans banded together and formed groups like the NAACP, which led to the Civil Rights Movement. They organized boycotts, marches, and other peaceful demonstrations to fight to end segregation. After 10 years of protests, President Kennedy passed the Civil Rights Act in 1964. Many people today believe that Hughess literature and poetry inspired people to take the action needed to end segregation.

Slavery in America began in 1619. It destroyed countless lives and led to a war that nearly tore the country in half. Slaves were counted as 3/5 of a person and were treated as pieces of property. Many brave Americans fought to abolish slavery and to provide equality for all people. Harriet Tubman became a conductor for the Underground Railroad and led 300 people to freedom. President Abraham Lincoln emancipated the slaves and reunited the country. In 1869, Congress passed the Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, guaranteeing all men the right to vote. Congress also created the Freedmens Bureau to help former slaves find food, shelter, schools, and hospitals. Despite the great changes made, racism and injustice continued to exist and African Americans fought for equality for many years after slavery was banned.

When the United States became a country, women had very few rights. Women could not own property or go to some colleges. Women were not allowed to vote. The fight to allow women to vote was called the Suffrage Movement. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony were two leaders of the Suffrage Movement. They gave speeches and wrote articles about giving the right to vote to other people, especially women. Stanton and Anthony were close friends and made a great team. They organized groups, wrote petitions, gave speeches, and stood firm in the face of opposition. These two brave women paved the way for future suffragists and helped start the movement that would end with the Nineteenth Amendment and voting rights for women.

Learn how to teach civics in today's classrooms! This professional book explores key civics topics and offers strategies for incorporating civics into social studies instruction. Includes best practices, implementation tools, and more teacher support.

Teach essential vocabulary in ten minutes a day with this cluster approach to help fourth grade students learn many semantically related words at once!

Use the arts to get students invested in social studies! This teacher-friendly resource offers research-based strategies to help teachers integrate creative movement, drama, music, poetry, storytelling, and visual arts in social studies instruction.

Tiddalick the Frog has drunk all the water from the river! The animals try their best to get Tiddalick to give back the water. This Australian tale will have young readers engaged and impressed with the creativity of these resourceful animals.

Beautiful, colorful illustrations show the West African tale of Anansi the spider. As early readers follow the easy-to-read font, they'll learn why spiders have such long, thin legs to this very day.

Learn about the different places that people call home--from apartments to cottages and castles to farmhouses. With bright, vivid photos and easy-to-read informational text, readers are introduced to different cultures definitions of "home."

This version includes front matter for Spanish speaking adults. Eliminate summer learning loss with this easy-to-use resource for parents. Keeping the skills your child learned in forth grade sharp while on break from school will help his or her fifth grade year get off to a great start. This standards-based tool provides 9 weeks of engaging and relevant lessons that support content learning in social studies, writing, reading, science, math, and art. This resource makes summer learning fun by incorporating everyday family activities that are easy for parents to implement. This standards-based resource also addresses shifts in Common Core and other state standards, and the parental-support tools will help parents prepare their children for academic success.