Suitable for: CanadaŔ petits pas books are developed for students in Grades K–3 and can be used for guided reading, shared reading or individual reading. The collection covers reading levels A to N of the guided reading levels developed by Fountas and Pinnell (F.–P.)
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Suitable for: CanadaÉtincelle is an ideal complement to any quality reading program. These books are written for early, emergent, and fluent readers in Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 3. These fun stories help children develop confidence in their reading process through the use of predictability and patterned text.
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Suitable for: CanadaJe lis, tu lis is a guided reading series adapted from the Thomson Nelson InfoRead books. Designed for students in Grades K–3, there are 84 books divided into 4 sets. The collection offers a variety of types and levels of resources allowing you to address Science and Technology, Social Studies or Health concepts while addressing individual reading abilities. Je lis, tu lis is levelled according to Fountas–Pinnell (F.–P.).
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Suitable for: CanadaSplash is a new series of captivating, interactive books that have been designed for the purpose of reading to young children.
Splash supports teachers and parents in helping children as they acquire new vocabulary, achieve an understanding of the concept of print, acquire language and critical thinking skills, learn to recognize letters and acquire phonemic awareness and achieve an understanding of stories.
Suitable for: CanadaŔ la une, a series of 90 books, will entertain, captivate and motivate all grades 4 to 12 students, including struggling students. This series can be used for reading circles, team work and independent reading. The texts are captivating and have been designed to capture the interest of boys.
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Suitable for: CanadaAtout lire is a nonfiction guided reading series that provides opportunities to teach and practise specific reading strategies and skills based on the needs and abilities of students. The books are written to meet the instructional needs of students at three levels in each grade: approaching, at, and beyond.
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