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Fact to Fiction
Nonfiction and fiction in the same book
Designed for reluctant and striving readers, each book includes a fascinating, fact-filled informational section followed by a fiction section with two versions of an engaging story—a full text version and a graphic novel version—on facing pages.
The parallel stories in the fiction section, presented at different ability levels, allow access for students reading well below grade level.
Featuring full-color, high-impact images and illustrations in a range of mature and contemporary styles, the books cover topics kids love to read about—extreme sports, dinosaurs, disasters, space, mysteries, magic, UFOs, and more.
They are strong and colorful, with layouts that leap off the page and draw the reluctant reader in. Each page is a new layout, a new set of colors, a new experience; just perfect for those readers with very low attention spans.
”ABC Magazine
Titles in This Program
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Program Features & Resources
Student Books
- Age-appropriate yet accessible text.
- Limited vocabulary and simple sentences support striving readers.
- Ideal for general reading, as part of a more structured reading program, or with striving readers or ESL students.
- Introduces basic nonfiction text features—tables, maps, photographs, headings, and more.
- Colorful, attention-grabbing design and varied formats.
- A Word Check at the end of each book highlights critical vocabulary to remember.
- 36 pages.
Activities
Each title is supported by eight scaffolded worksheets. The first two worksheets are for students experiencing the greatest difficulties, while the last two worksheets are more challenging in both vocabulary and content.
- Check students' understanding of the student books.
- Provide structures to encourage writing.
- Offer varied tasks.
- Ensure accessibility by using vocabulary from the books.
- Encourage research.
Activities
Each title is supported by eight scaffolded worksheets. The first two worksheets are for students experiencing the greatest difficulties, while the last two worksheets are more challenging in both vocabulary and content. Worksheets are provided in ebook format.
- Check students' understanding of the student books.
- Provide structures to encourage writing.
- Offer varied tasks.
- Ensure accessibility by using vocabulary from the books.
- Encourage research.
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Readers can alter text layout, zoom, highlight, draw, underline, and annotate text!
Fact to Fiction titles are included in the Upper Level Elementary/Middle School High Interest Digital Library.
* All teachers, all students—unlimited building access for one year.
* Includes student editions and title-specific teacher resources.
Sample Pages
"Boys in particular prefer street credible nonfiction and are drawn to the visual information. The fiction story is an unexpected bonus and a great way to encourage further reading."
Victoria Crivelli
Worcestershire Learning Support Team
"They are strong and colorful, with layouts that leap off the page and draw the reluctant reader in. Each page is a new layout, a new set of colors, a new experience; just perfect for those readers with very low attention spans."
ABC Magazine