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Math problems that require the use of a variety of skills including problem solving, listening, verbalizing, writing, and thinking.

Contains 12 portable centers that students can use to practice their reading and writing skills.

The twelve pockets in Caldecott Winners, Grades 1-3 extend the literature connection through creative writing and exciting art projects. The first pocket introduces students to Randolph Caldecott and the history the Caldecott Medal. Each of the succeeding 11 pockets features:a medal-winning illustratora biography of the illustratorcomplete writing projectsart projectsThe Illustrators studied are:Barbara CooneyOx-Cart ManEzra Jack KeatsThe Snowy DayMaurice SendakWhere the Wild Things AreDavid WiesnerTuesdaySimms TabackJoseph Had a Little OvercoatNonny HogrogianAlways Room for One MorePeggy RathmanOfficer Buckle and GloriaStephen GammellSong and Dance ManJohn SchoenherrOwl MoonLeo and Diane DillonWhy Mosquitoes Buzz in Peoples EarsGerald McDermottArrow to the Sun: A Pueblo Indian Tale.

This consumable student practice book includes focused practice exercises. Weekly units are presented in a Monday to Thursday format that includes: two sentences to edit for corrections in punctuation, capitalization, spelling, and grammar, etc.; and three items practicing a variety of language and reading skills. Friday practice cycles through five formats: language usage, identifying and correcting mistakes, combining sentences, choosing reference materials and figurative speech (similes, metaphors).