New ReviewPut a spin on art by including it in a mystery! Chasing Vermeer holds scholars' attention as the characters work to recover a famous painting. Learners dig into the story using vocabulary, critical thinking questions, language...

New ReviewWho is lucky enough to visit a chocolate factory? Charlie, the main character of a beloved novel, is one of only five chosen children to go to a factory flowing with fun and chocolate. Scholars enjoy reading about Charlie's adventures as...

New ReviewMusic is good for the soul. Clayton, the main character, learns to love the blues from his grandfather. However, he is left to chase the band and his dream of the blues alone after his grandfather dies. Scholars dig deep into the story...

New ReviewKids often sing an alternative version of happy birthday that includes you live in a zoo, you look like a monkey, and you smell like one, too! This is not far from the truth for Wahoo Cray, the main character in Chomp. His father...

New ReviewGain and keep readers' attention in an action-packed, science fiction story of The City of Ember. Learners work through vocabulary, critical thinking, and language activities to help increase reading comprehension. They even place...

New ReviewWho doesn't enjoy a story about a determined little girl and a cute pig? Readers learn much about life on a farm and taking on responsibility by reading Charlotte's Web. Learners work with 10 vocabulary words, practice alliterations, and...

New ReviewBeing raised by wolves has its advantages. An eBook gives readers the chance to experience Rudyard Kipling's classic novel The Jungle Book, a story about a boy named Mowgli who wants to stay with the wolves that raised him instead of...

New ReviewCharlie's fun didn't end at the factory! The well-known story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory continues with Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator. Excitement builds as scholars work through vocabulary and eight comprehension...

New ReviewImagine if all pets were named after grocery stores!  Using a helpful novel study on Kate DiCamillo's Because of Winn-Dixie, pupils complete a vocabulary exercise and answer questions about the text. They also research a state, province,...

New ReviewSarah-Kate has a charming elf village with tiny stick houses hiding in her backyard, and it's just waiting to be explored! With the Afternoon of the Elves novel study, scholars answer questions and acquire new vocabulary. They also...

New ReviewTravel the world with Lemuel Gulliver, stopping to meet the tiny people on the island of Lilliput and the giants of Brobdingnag. Scholars access the eBook to read all 12 chapters of the satirical adventure tale by Jonathan Swift. True to...

New ReviewThe official motto of the World State, the unified government in Aldous Huxley's 1932 novel Brave New World, is "Community, Identity, Stability." Scholars explore how the motto is depicted in the text by answering comprehension questions...

New ReviewThe flowers danced to the tune of the howling wind. Wait, how do flowers dance? Learners write their own examples of personification using The Boxcar Children novel study. They answer reading comprehension questions and complete language...

New ReviewThe Borrowers is a story about a family of tiny people who live beneath the floorboards of a house and borrow from human beans for survival. With the literature study, scholars answer questions about the fantasy novel and create an...

New ReviewDragons, unicorns, and mermaids are just a few of the legendary creatures readers find in ancient folklore. Pupils research a mythical being similar to the giant from Roald Dahl's novel The BFG. Scholars also complete vocabulary,...

New ReviewBig Red is a classic tale of love at first sight ... between a teenage boy and an Irish setter. Using a novel study, scholars write about their impressions of main characters and answer questions about the text, practice vocabulary, and...

New ReviewIn Scott O'Dell's novel The Black Pearl, the frightening Manta Diablo is a giant, cave-dwelling manta ray. With The Black Pearl novel study, pupils use their imaginations, artistic abilities, and details from the text to bring this...

New ReviewThe lightning rod, bifocals, and swim fins: it is difficult to imagine a world without the inventions of Ben Franklin. With the Ben and Me novel study, pupils research fascinating facts about the famous inventor. Scholars also write...

New Review"Around 5:00 a.m. on a warm Sunday morning in October 1953, my Aunt Belle left her bed and vanished from the face of the earth." So begins the mysterious novel Belle Prater's Boy by Ruth White. Scholars answer 10 reading comprehension...

New ReviewThe Bell family consists of many colorful characters: Jane, the dancer; Paul, the practical one; and Ginnie, who is up to no good. Pupils answer comprehension questions to learn more about such a dynamic family. Scholars also summarize...

New ReviewWhat are some of the advantages and disadvantages of having siblings? Pupils explore this topic with the Beezus and Ramona novel study. Additionally, scholars answer questions about chapter one of the time-honored book by Beverly Cleary...

New ReviewThe comedian, the intellect, the new kid ... every classroom has its cast of characters, and Mr. Terupt's fifth-grade class is no exception. Using the novel study, scholars explore Because of Mr. Terupt with comprehension questions and...

New ReviewAnne Shirley, the main character from Anne of Green Gables, is imaginative, passionate, and impulsive. With the novel study, scholars devise similar adjectives to describe her personality and appearance. Additionally, young readers...

New ReviewWatch out! According to the tenets of Animalism, the philosophy of the revolting pigs in Animal Farm, anything walking on two legs is an enemy. With the novel study, pupils answer questions based on the first chapter of the classic...