Wiley Blevins – författare

Max loves his pet fish--it can swim, eat, and even blow bubbles. But Max is incredibly disappointed to learn that his fish can't dance. Is there another animal that can dance with Max? Find out at the end of this fun and fast-paced Level 1 story!Reader Level 1: Level 1 is for Emergent Readers who know simple vocabulary and can follow simple sentence structures. These books offer word repetition, picture clues, and predictable storylines for new readers.

The first-ever Eric Carle preschool workbook, featuring letters, sounds, numbers, counting, and patterns!Preschool children will love the interactive activities within this workbook, and fans of The Very Hungry Caterpillar will delight in exploring and learning through a world of popular characters.With material that aligns with national Common Core Standards, and is vetted by a top educational consultant, this workbook is designed to build and reinforce preschool skills in an accessible way for young learners everywhere.  This vibrant woorkbook contains: Interactive activities: Have hands-on fun with basic concepts and objects such as colors, shapes, days of the week, food, and animals.Learning through play: Make educational material more engaging and allow young learners to apply the skills they've been practicing in an exciting and creative way!Key Readiness Skills: Set kids up to succeed through interactive, accessible, and engaging workbook exercises.World of Eric Carle is partnering with educational consultant Wiley Blevins, who brings his thirty-plus years of curriculum and educational expertise to each lesson and activity created for this workbook.

Soy un perro. A los perros no les gustan los gatos. Los perros ladran y persiguen a los gatos. Pero tú eres un gato. Y me agradas. ¿Quieres ser mi nuevo amigo?

Soy un perro. A los perros no les gustan los gatos. Los perros ladran y persiguen a los gatos. Pero tú eres un gato. Y me agradas. ¿Quieres ser mi nuevo amigo?

Teacher be nimble, teacher be quick—the routines in this book make phonics learning stick.

Author Wiley Blevins is renowned for changing the way educators think about teaching children to read, helping thousands of teachers implement effective phonics instruction. Now, Blevins gets us to think in powerful new ways about differentiating whole-class phonics lessons, so students at every skill level can engage. With Blevins’ trademark clarity, Differentiating Phonics Instruction for Maximum Impact provides:

High-impact routines that focus on the skills known to develop students’ literacy best.Differentiated application of these routines—with fun multi-modal games and variations—for students working on- below-, and above grade-level expectations, and for multilingual learnersGuidelines for creating skills-based small groups for more intensive work“Look-fors” for teachers and supervisors, to know when instruction is working or needs to be adjustedSeveral reproducible phonics and spelling assessments for placement, progress monitoring, and formative assessments to keep every learner growing as readers and writers.

Differentiation needs to be in the DNA of every instructional plan—so all students' skills progress every day. That’s a tall order, but with this resource, teachers discover that over time, doing the routines gives them a nimble, global sense of their learners and makes teaching more impactful and learning to read more joyful.

Did you walk up a ramp today? Then you’ve used an inclined plane! These simple machines are all around. Take a look inside and discover 13 ways we use inclined planes.

Did you use a fork today? Then you’ve used a lever! These simple machines are all around. Take a look inside and discover 13 different ways we use levers.

Did you see a flagpole today? Then you’ve seen a pulley at work! These simple machines are all around. Take a look inside and discover 13 different uses for pulleys.

Did you put the cap on the toothpaste tube today? Then you’ve used a screw! These simple machines are all around. Take a look inside and discover 13 different ways we use screws.

Did you use a scissors today? Then you’ve used wedges! These simple machines are all around. Take a look inside and discover 13 different ways we use wedges.

Did you ride a bike today? Then you’ve used wheels and axles! These simple machines are all around. Take a look inside and discover 13 different ways we use wheels and axles.

Where does your food come from? Could it be from a farm, your garden or even the sea? There are a lot of food sources, and many of them are unique, such as the desert, a mountainside or an urban garden. Learn about some very unusual places around the world where we get our food.

What's to the left of the dog? Is the fork on the tray on the left or right? Look inside this book to find out all about location words.

What does the little bear cub climb over? What's hiding under a rock? Look inside this book to find out all about location words.