Description

This supplemental pack is designed especially to meet the needs of educators teaching the new HMH Into Reading curriculum.

These pages are aligned to Modules 1-10 for Grade 5:

• Module 1: Government Must Find Inventors; The Inventor’s Secret; Winds of Hope; Wheelchair Sports; Captain Arsenio
• Module 2: Many Ways to Tell a Story; Airborn; The Secret Garden; The Miracle of Spring; The Poem That Will Not End
• Module 3: Who Studies Natural Disasters?; Eruption!; Between the Glacier and the Sea; Quaking Earth, Racing Waves; Hurricanes: Behind Killer Storms
• Module 4: Why Go West?; Explore the Wild West!; The Celestials’ Railroad; Homesteading; A Pioneer Sampler
• Module 5: The Protective Power of Nature Preserves; Potatoes on Rooftops; Living Green; The Good Garden; Parrots Over Puerto Rico
• Module 6: Let’s Get Creative; Christo and Jeanne-Claude; Rita Moreno; Play, Louis, Play!; Phillis’ Big Test
• Module 7: A Few Who Dared; Into the Unknown; Great Discoveries and Amazing Adventures; SpaceShipOne; The Mighty Mars Rovers
• Module 8: Moving to a New Country: A Survival Guide; A Movie in My Pillow; From Scratch; Elisa’s Diary; Inside Out and Back Again
• Module 9: Why People Love Mysteries; Mr. Linden’s Library; The Loch Ness Monster; Finding Bigfoot; The Secret Keepers
• Module 10: Why We Watch Animals; Willie B: A Story of Hope; Dolphin Parenting; Can We Be Friends?; Winter Bees

The bundle will guide you through the Reader’s Workshop, Vocabulary, and Spelling sections of the reading program. Each lesson is specifically aligned to the Modules.

These supplements are in both printable and digital formats to allow for remote teaching. The interactive notebook pages (as seen on the cover) are only available in the printable form.

Online Learning: The link to GOOGLE slides is on the second page of the resource. Teachers will be forced to “make a copy” into their Google Drive. From there, teachers can share their copy to their students.

Each page was designed to be engaging to students, yet rigorous. The fonts are interesting but easy to read, interactive notebook pages are included, and students are given opportunities to color and cut & paste. Students must have access to the text as they work, as many pages require text evidence.

Students love these interactive pages! Don’t worry if you do not use Interactive Notebooks in your classroom. The interactive pages in this lesson can be glued onto notebook paper or construction paper. You can even staple a “notebook” of lined paper for them to use with their Into Reading lessons! Your students will love this new way of demonstrating their learning.

The reading responses and interactive notebook pages are differentiated so that you can best meet the needs of each reader in your classroom.