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Reading 4 (3rd Edition) Student Text provides age-appropriate selections in a variety of genres, including literature and informational text. Before, During, and After Reading sections emphasize comprehension strategies and literary skills. Biblical discernment is an important component of the program.

Reading 4 (3rd Edition) Student Worktext provides extra practice and fun activities that review the vocabulary and skills covered in the lessons. Composition and informal assessment opportunities give students practice in developing vocabulary and literary skills while offering teachers additional ways to determine student understanding.

Reading 4 (3rd Edition) Teacher’s Edition provides 180 lessons with guidance for teaching the selections in the student text. Offers a variety of teaching and assessment strategies, including silent and oral reading and literal and higher-order questions. It encourages teacher-modeling for student activities so that students can feel prepared to do new activities.

Reading 4 (3rd Edition) Student Text provides age-appropriate selections in a variety of genres, including literature and informational text. Before, During, and After Reading sections emphasize comprehension strategies and literary skills. Biblical discernment is an important component of the program.

Reading 4 Worktext Teacher’s Edition (3rd ed.) provides overprinted answers of the student worktext for convenient student evaluation and grading. The teacher’s edition also includes teacher’s notes for select exercises. Lesson goals and references to the corresponding literature selection in the text are located in the footnotes of each page. Corresponds with Reading 4 (3rd Edition) Student Worktext.

In Medallion, a Christian fantasy fiction novel, Dawn L. Watkins presents a willful prince who must learn the hard way that being a leader means being first a servant. Prince Trave encounters many dangers—such as an earthquake, monstrous skreels, and treachery from those he thought were his friends—before he faces the biggest challenge of all.

"Did Mama sing every day?" Caleb asks his sister Anna. "Every-single-day," she answers. "Papa sang, too." Their mother died the day after Caleb was born. Their house on the prairie is quiet now, and Papa doesn't sing anymore.

They open a door and enter a world.Narnia...a land frozen in eternal winter...a country waiting to be set free. Four adventurers step through a wardrobe door and into the land of Narnia, a land enslaved by the power of the White Witch.

This answer key provides overprint answers for each reading assessment.

Two tests per unit (a total of 12) include cold-read selections in a variety of genres, written at a fifth grade level. Questions assess a student’s comprehension of a new text, based on skills previously covered in each unit. They also assess knowledge of vocabulary and prepare students for standardized tests.

This Trove eTextbook kit is for partner schools.

This combined Trove eTextbook and printed textbook kit is for partner schools.

This answer key provides overprint answers for the corresponding student activities.

The activities manual provides extra practice and engaging activities that review the vocabulary and skills covered in the lessons. Composition and informal assessment opportunities are also available in the activities manual.

Literature gives students an opportunity to consider new perspectives and topics. This student edition provides grade-level appropriate selections representing a variety of genres and authors. Before, during, and after reading sections emphasize comprehension strategies and literary skills. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to approach each selection from a biblical worldview.

This three-part teacher edition provides 180 lessons with guidance for teaching each selection in the student edition. Lessons will encourage teachers to use teacher-modeling for activities, including graphic organizers and book reports. Teachers will also have opportunities to develop students’ silent and oral reading skills and assess comprehension through literal and higher-order questions.

Two assessments per unit (a total of 12) include cold-read selections in a variety of genres, written at a fifth grade level.

Literature gives students an opportunity to consider new perspectives and topics. This student edition provides grade-level appropriate selections representing a variety of genres and authors. Before, during, and after reading sections emphasize comprehension strategies and literary skills. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to approach each selection from a biblical worldview.

Brady knew there was something strange going on over at Drover Hull's cabin. He thought Hull was helping runaway slaves and he just had to tell someone.

Nobody could capture the Phantom. She was the wildest mare on Assateague Island. They said she was like the wind, that the white “map” on her shoulders was her mark of freedom.

On a desperate journey, two runaways meet and join forces. Though they are only looking to escape their harsh and narrow lives, they soon find themselves at the center of a terrible battle.