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Nonfiction Readers 1: Make a Gingerbread Man
Make a Gingerbread Man is an informational text that teaches children how to make a gingerbread man ornament. The text uses procedural language with transition words such as first, then, and after...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Make Papel Picado
Make a Papel Picado is an informational text that shows children how to create a papel picado which is a colourful, celebratory craft typically made in Mexico. Procedural language is used to walk...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: My Big Family
Help emergent readers learn basic concepts with this nonfiction title featuring Time For Kids© content! Beginning readers will practice their reading skills as they read familiar vocabulary including...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: On the Go
Emergent readers will learn basic social studies concepts with this fun nonfiction reader featuring Time For Kids© content! Beginning readers will improve their reading skills as they are introduced...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Places Around the World
Take a tour around the world with just a few flips of the pages in this captivating nonfiction reader! Featuring Time For Kids© content, this book introduces upper emergent readers to places and...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Places to Go
Places to Go is a simple, nonfiction text that shows children all the places they could potentially visit and the things they could see. Places presented in the book includes beaches, forests, and...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Sea Life
Sea Life is an informational text about the different kinds of creatures that can be found in the ocean. Illustrations support the text directly and add meaning. Content words are boldfaced and...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Shapes
Shapes is a nonfiction picture book that introduces children to different shapes and encourages them to locate these shapes in their immediate environment. A simple, repetitive language pattern is...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Staying Healthy
Staying Healthy is an informational text about staying healthy by eating well, drinking water, exercising, and brushing teeth. Some dialogue is used. Most sentences are simple in structure. ...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Things with Wings
Things with Wings is an informational text about animals that have wings. A diverse set of photographs add detail and interest. Commas and exclamation marks are used throughout. Words for sounds,...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: This is Me
Introduce emergent readers to social studies concepts with this engaging reader featuring Time For Kids© content! Beginning readers will build their reading skills as they learn to recognize and...
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Nonfiction Readers 1: Water
Water is an informational text that shows children the places where water can be found. The sentence stem “You can find water in ________” is repeated. Illustrations fully support the text. Most...