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Grade K. 2015. 16 pages. Weather and Sky Big Book, part of the Building Blocks of Science Literacy Series™, gets young students thinking about weather and the sky above them. Topics include: What Can You See in the Sky?; The Weather; and The Seasons. Students learn more about how these topics relate to careers by looking into a day in the life of a weather reporter. Available as a printed soft-cover big book and as an eBook.
Grade K. 2015. 16 pages. Weather and Sky Big Book, part of the Building Blocks of Science Literacy Series™, gets young students thinking about weather and the sky above them. Topics include:
Developed to enhance the teaching of Building Blocks of Science® units and other science curriculums, the Building Blocks of Science Literacy Series™: Weather and Sky reader supports inquiry-based science lessons with engaging informational text. The content gives students a natural transition from hands-on investigations, builds background knowledge to reinforce conceptual learning, and lets students apply relevant nonfiction to their own real-world experiences. Educational studies show that children are more likely to engage with a reading exercise when the literature is related to a recent hands-on activity. The reader helps improve reading comprehension and aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards®. Available for purchase as a single printed soft-cover big book (item #513803) and as a 24-student license to access the eBook online for 60 months (item #513803E24).
