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A Think Book for reading responses, fact practice pages and cursive practice. Each one makes as many pages as you need, with a version for each student profile.

Set up my classAll features
A table with a tabbed notebook, a page of number facts, a ruler, coins, a glue stick and scissors.

Who it is for

Classroom teachers

Daily fact practice at the right level, and a reading book the whole class keeps.

Learning Support Teachers

The same page in each student's version: larger print, fewer lines, sentence starters.

Around the lesson

A Think Book and fact practice, in each student's version

The Think Book is a reading-response book with a tab for each comprehension strategy. Fact practice is a page of facts with its key.

Both make a version for each student profile, with the Ontario expectation code on the page.

What each one makes

Fact practice

Addition and subtraction to 20, multiplication and division to 12 × 12, from 10 to 100 facts on a page.

A key page comes with it, and each student profile gets its own version.

Think Book

A cover, a tab divider and a response page for each strategy: predicting, asking questions, connecting, summarizing, visualizing and inferring.

Themes include Orange Shirt Day, the Terry Fox Run and Remembrance Day.

Cursive practice

Cursive practice teaches handwriting in order: the four basic strokes, letters grouped by the stroke that begins them, the joins between letters, then words and sentences, including your own.

See how cursive practice works

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