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Browse titles for grades Pre-K-12 that develop students’ reading skills and strategies, align with Reading First and NCLB, and meet the needs of diverse learners.

Product Spotlight

Daybooks of Critical Reading & Writing Grades 2-5 Grade(s): 2 - 5
Build students' reading and writing skills with high-interest literature selections and engaging reader-response activities.

Daybooks of Critical Reading & Writing Grades 9-12 Grade(s): 9 - 12
A unique combination of quality literature and reader response activities in an interactive format.

Browse Reading Products

Reader's Handbook Gr 3-5

Grade(s): 3 – 5

Standards-based and student-friendly, this handbook covers everything third graders need to become competent, active readers.

SkillSurfer™

Grade(s): 3 – 8

Online assessment of essential reading, language arts, and math skills provides immediate test results and interactive reporting.

Daybooks of Critical Reading & Writing Grades 2-5

Grade(s): 2 – 5

Build students' reading and writing skills with high-interest literature selections and engaging reader-response activities.

Reading & Writing Sourcebooks Grades 2-5

Grade(s): 2 – 5

Give struggling readers extra support with skills-focused, literature-based reader response activities.

Afterschool Achievers: Reading Club

Grade(s): K – 5

Aligned with Reading First and NCLB, this ready-to-use kit provides a full year of engaging activities to support students' reading development.

Lessons in Literacy: Targeted Skill & Strategy Instruction

Grade(s): 1 – 6

Build critical literacy skills with this powerful, teacher-friendly program designed to help you provide your students with effective, focused instruction.

Access English

Grade(s): 5 – 12

ACCESS English combines best practices in ESL instruction with content instruction in English.

Spotlight on
Adolescent Literacy

Reading Next, a recent report from the Carnegie Corporation of NY and the Alliance for Excellent Education, identifies 15 key elements of effective adolescent literacy programs such as comprehension instruction, self-directed learning, and extended time for literacy. Please contact us for a complimentary copy of the Reading Next report.

Resources such as Reading Advantage, Access and Reader's Handbooks can assist schools as they implement the guidelines outlined in the Reading Next Report. To find out how our programs align with Reading Next guidelines, download the correlation below.