With the Stretch-a-Sentence Journal, children learn to expand their thoughts and ideas into detailed sentences. By asking and answering who, what, when, where, why, and how, kids learn to elaborate on simple sentences to paint a picture so the reader can better understand what the young writer is trying to tell them. The journal also includes space for kids to write their own sentences, and handy tips that every young writer needs to know!

• BOOST WRITING SKILLS: In the Stretch-a-Sentence Journal, children learn to ask and answer the 5 W's and H – who, what, when, where, why, and how – to create quality sentences.
• CREATED BY TEACHERS: The 32-page journal, set of 12, is a teacher-developed, supplemental curriculum product designed to help children practice and build on important writing skills. The journal measures 8.5 x 11 inches. For ages 7 years and up.
• HANDS-ON LEARNING FUN: Kids are provided with a couple of words and follow simple steps on how to expand their sentences in their writing. There is plenty of writing space in the journal for kids to construct quality sentences with detail.
• PERFECT FOR HOME OR SCHOOL: Kids can practice using the Stretch-a-Sentence Journal at home, or work on the journal in the classroom. Great for parents to support their children’s learning or as a supplemental tool for teachers in the classroom.

• Set of 12 Journals
• 32 Pages
• 8.5" x 11"

This journal helps students to internalize the spelling of 50 sight words, both in context and in isolation. It has plenty of space to trace, write, discern, cut out, and use sight words in an interactive format with a repetitive, predictable structure. Fluency check pages ask students to read the words in isolation and in sentences for formative assessment. A great take-home practice book, the journal also offers parents and teachers more fun ideas for providing sight words practice, such as rainbow writing and dough.

Specifications:

• 12 journals
Size: 8½" by 11"

64 pages each

The Reading Skills Journal includes engaging passages for children to read and answer questions about. The questions target critical reading skills and provide kids with the repeated practice they need to focus on and identify areas like main idea, key details, text features, and what the text means and how it connects to other experiences.

• HELPS BUILD BETTER READERS: This journal provides children with helpful practice reading and answering comprehension questions about the text. All questions are text-dependent, meaning children need to have understood what they read to complete them.
• CREATED BY TEACHERS: The 24-page journal, set of 12, is a teacher-developed, supplemental curriculum product designed to help children practice and build on important reading skills. The journal measures 8.50 x 11 inches. For ages 7 years and up.
• HANDS-ON LEARNING: Children learn to improve their reading comprehension as they reread the text multiple times, mark-up the text as they read, stop and think about certain parts they are reading, and cite textual evidence.
• PERFECT FOR HOME OR SCHOOL: Kids can practice using the Reading Skills Journal at home, or work on the journal in the classroom.
• BOOSTS READING CONFIDENCE: Included are reading tips on how to use the journal, ways to mark-up the text, and important reminders at the top of each page of questions – all designed to set kids up for reading success!

• Set of 12 Journals
• 24 Pages
• 8.5" x 11"

Allow students to practice writing letters with a journal that helps them develop letter structure and recognition one letter at a time. Little ones trace and write upper- and lowercase letters, then graph objects and fill in the first letter of each word. Set of 12 measuring 8-1/2 inches by 11 inches, 32 pages (16 sheets).

This journal helps students to internalize the spelling of 50 sight words, both in context and in isolation. It has plenty of space to trace, write, discern, cut out, and use sight words in an interactive format with a repetitive, predictable structure. Fluency check pages ask students to read the words in isolation and in sentences for formative assessment. A great take-home practice book, the back cover offers parents and teachers more fun ideas for providing sight words practice, such as rainbow writing and dough.

Specifications:

• 12 journals
• Size: 8½" by 11"
• 64 pages each

Introduce Numbers Through 20 With Engaging Journal Activities
Students practice counting as well as number recognition and formation in this journal filled with fun activities for the numbers 0-20. Activities include writing, tracing, and coloring in numbers, filling in ten-frames, and more!*Familiar Structure Builds Confidence: Students complete similar engaging activities for each number 0-20. As they progress from number to number and their familiarity with the structure of the pages grows, so will their confidence.*Variety Of Activities Offers Something For Everyone: Students explore each number through a variety of fun activities, including writing the numbers, tracing them, coloring them in, and more. Give students their very own journals filled with fun ways to explore numbers through 20.
12 journals * Size: 8½" by 11" * 32 pages each

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