Fun With Measurement

This math story teaches about the different types of measurement (calendar, ruler, scale, thermometer) and the fun things you can measure including paper, crayons, a stuffed bear, an apple, soup, and snow. 16 pages Nonfiction: This book is based on nonfiction topics set in an illustrated story. About Learn to Read Books The Learn to Read books feature easy-to-read stories, rhymes, and songs that engage students’ attention and support their reading development by providing the following elements: High-interest topics for beginning readers Humorous or surprise endings that children love Predictable story lines with repeating text to help early readers develop reading strategies and build confidence Illustrations on every page that match the text to support word identification, boost comprehension, and expand vocabulary Lovable, humorous, and engaging characters that children will connect with and enjoy reading about Based on Academic Content and Developmental Skills Learn to Read books are tied to content subject areas to help reinforce critical standards-based skills. The inside front and inside back covers of each book feature: An overview of the phonics skills, sight words, vocabulary words, literacy concepts, and other learning skills introduced in each book Discussion questions to promote vocabulary development, reading comprehension, and connection with text. Extension activities to foster a deeper understanding and interest in the material. Books That Children Love to Read! We repeatedly hear from teachers and parents all over the world about how much their students LOVE the Learn to Read books and how the books get children hooked into learning how to read. This popular and time-tested series has sold more than 20 million copies, helping both children who are just beginning their reading journey and those who are struggling to gain literacy skills. About the Learn to Read Authors The Learn to Read book series was created by a team of veteran teachers and reading experts. Their extensive first-hand experience with teaching children how to read, along with their in-depth knowledge of literacy research and child development, has helped create a highly effective, engaging beginning reading series.