Teacher Created Materials - TIME For Kids Informational Text: Amazon Rainforest - Grade 3 - Guided Reading Level O

Review 'Amazon Rainforest', takes readers on an adventure through the lush greens to learn about the rare plants and beautiful animals, deforestation, and rainforest conservation through striking photographs and riveting facts. The images support the text in abstract ways to challenge students to think more deeply about the topics and develop their higher-order thinking skills. Great for homeschooling or learning in classrooms, these workbooks prevent learning loss during summer or quarantine. For over 40 years, Teacher Created Materials has published innovative, imaginative resources for teachers and students in all subjects for grade 3. It is the sense of commitment to teachers, students, and the community that exemplifies our mission, vision, and values.BUILD KNOWLEDGE AND READING SKILLS: Designed to help kids learn by exploring and taking them on an adventure through the Amazon; and build the confidence needed for success at the 3rd-grade levelHIGHER LEARNING: The images support the text in abstract ways to challenge students to think deeply about the subject, all while developing their higher order thinking skills to help get them ready for advanced education levelsCOMPLIES WITH EDUCATION STANDARDS: Packed with engaging activities to help students flourish and thrive in reading comprehension, fluency, higher-order thinking skills, vocabulary, and word-study skills. Aligned to state, McREL, and WIDA/TESOL standards and prepares students for their future IDEAL FOR PROJECTS AND REPORTS: This nonfiction informational text is full of detailed information, supporting graphics, intriguing sidebars, and fascinating fun factsCREATED BY TEACHERS: Develops innovative and imaginative educational materials for students and teachers worldwide to make teaching more effective and learning more fun

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