Intended for Grade 7.
This Class Set includes 30 Student Books and 1 Teacher's Edition.
Reading Informational Texts adds challenging nonfiction passages to your curriculum, helping you meet the Common Core State Standards.
Informational texts can be difficult to find and teach — even for seasoned teachers — but the annotated passages in Reading Informational Texts help teachers and students alike by revealing rhetorical techniques, explaining historical context, and clarifying logical arguments.
Your students get the information they need, and you save countless hours of prep time. Plus, Reading Informational Texts Level 8 contains the longest texts in the series, making it great for deep analyses.
Texts in Level 7:
- John Adams: Letter on Thomas Jefferson
- C. P. Gilmore: “The Incredible Ruby Ray” (Popular Science Monthly)
- John Albert Macy: “A Supplemental Account of Helen Keller’s Life and Education: Personality” (From Helen Keller’s autobiography The Story of My Life)
- Booker T. Washington: Up From Slavery, Chapter I (“A Slave Among Slaves”)
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