Visit a neighborhood for every part of speech! This skill-building workbook for first grade features revolutionary character-based instruction along with assorted comprehension checks and fun writing exercises.

A guide for students to use the basic units of grammar.

Visit a neighborhood for every part of speech! This skill-building workbook for second grade features revolutionary character-based instruction along with assorted comprehension checks and fun writing exercises.

Visit a neighborhood for every part of speech From the shady pronoun always trying to take the noun's place to the motherly conjunction who just wants everyone to get along, our approach personifies the parts of speech based on the roles they play in the sentence, increasing both engagement and retention.

This is the full eBook version of Violin Basics (Pupil's Book) in fixed-layout format. Violin Basics is a landmark method by two of the leading figures in music education. Comprising pupil's tutor book, teacher's accompaniment book, and online audio, Violin Basics provides everything you need to get playing. This Pupil's Book starts at absolute beginner level and progresses to Grade 1 level. The step-by-step technical progression is supported by fun exercises and warm-ups, a wide range of imaginative repertoire, music theory, and general musicianship activities. Audio of all the accompaniments are available online.

Name the things you can find at a lake! Perfect for 1st grade students, this book teaches these 7 high-frequency words from Fry's First 100 words list: some, and, the, water, find, by, and go. The short sentences and clear images support the text to help with memorization. The rebus pictures and simple text build grade 1 reading comprehension in a format that is appealing to children. Beginning readers will learn the essential sight words and gain confidence as they learn to read independently.

In this dangerously funny and subversive satire of a senior year from hell by the acclaimed author of "The Brothers Torres," can one lucky fool wise-up in order to survive the college application process?