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Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading Grade 5 (NIMAC)

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Wildland Fire!

by Laura Salas

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Wayne's Cinquains

by Del Thorpe and Liz Scanlon

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


The Strangest Star in the Universe

by Mary Scarbrough

NIMAC-sourced textbook. Tabby's Star. Professional and amateur astronomers the world over are captivated by Tabby's Star, a mysterious star more than 1,400 light-years away. Everyone wants to know what causes its unusual dimming. Is it a swarm of comets? A cloud of dust? Or could it be … aliens?

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Wriggling, Squirming, and Starving: A Farm of Flies

by Jeff Scarletti

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Pedal Power: The Bamboo Bikes Initiative

by June Schwartz

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Naked Mole Rat: Survival Superhero

by Margie Sigman

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


The Call that Started It All

by Suzanne Slade

The Day Everything Changed It's getting dark and you need a ride. If it's 1973, you go to a pay phone, drop in some change, and call home. Today you make a call on a phone you carry with you and all you need to worry about is a dead battery. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Total Recall: Remembering Everything

by Devra Speregen

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Morbid Medicine and Miracle Cures

by Christine Stevens

NIMAC-sourced textbook. Searching for Cures. Flesh-eating maggots. Saliva from the vampire bat. Powder from the rhino horn. And a parasite that fights cancer. Sick people will try anything if it offers a chance at survival. Modern science helps us evaluate some bizarre medical practices from the past and present to determine which cures work—and why.

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Air That Kills: India's Pollution Problem

by Susan Stubbs

TOXIC AIR In some Indian cities, people hurry through the streets, gasping for air. They have trouble breathing because of the air pollution, which is so bad that it can cause illness, and even death. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Colors That Kill: From Arsenic Green to Glow-in-the-Dark Blue

by Susan Stubbs

Toxic Tints Luminous white, electric green, fiery red, glow-in-the-dark blue … at one time or another, these colors were all the rage. They were also deadly. But it took years—and the deaths of countless people—for these colors' dangers to be fully understood. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


A Bright Idea

by Nicole Walker

A Flash of Brilliance Most major inventions have been relatively high tech. The telephone, the printing press, the internal combustion engine—all rely on the interplay of many moving parts. Recently, however, a man designed an innovative solution to a global problem using nothing but a piece of trash: a discarded plastic bottle. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Building a Better World: From Toys to Tools

by Nicole Walker

Outside the Box It's safe to say that people everywhere enjoy building things using LEGO kits, blocks, or a combination of many toys. Then there are those who think outside the box. They are people who have used toys to improve the lives of others. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Jacob's Promise

by Julie Weiss

NIMAC-sourced textbook. A Hard Life. As a young man, Jacob Riis spent time living on the streets. He often had no job and no home. What chance did he have for a better life?

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Garrett Morgan: The Man Behind the Mask

by Harold Williams

NIMAC-sourced textbook. In a tunnel deep under Lake Erie, a massive explosion had trapped a group of workers. Unless rescue came soon, the men were sure to die. Their only hope for survival was if Garrett Morgan arrived with his remarkable new invention.

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Capoeira: A Battle Hidden in Dance

by Andrea Young

A MARTIAL ART LIKE NO OTHER Is capoeira dancing? Is it fighting? It is both of these and more. This Brazilian martial art reveals its power through a combination of music, dance, and fighting moves. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Clay Mazing and the Emergency Circus

by Andrea Young

Emergency! The siren sounds; a team mobilizes in minutes, gathering costumes and props. The ambulance that blasts through the streets is not filled with doctors or nurses. It's filled with clowns! The Emergency Circus rushes from place to place, bringing laughter to people who are struggling to cope in difficult times. But now the circus has a new, even harder mission. It needs to race across the world to cheer up kids who have lost all touch with the life they once knew. NIMAC-sourced textbook

Date Added: 04/02/2020


Look Who's Talking: The Art of Ventriloquism

by Amanda Yskamp

NIMAC-sourced textbook. A Ventriloquist's Secrets Revealed. Watching a ventriloquism act is like watching a person perform a magical feat with a puppet as a partner. The audience laughs in wonder at the puppet's funny jokes as the puppet's sidekick—a real person—manipulates its mouth and body parts. Some puppets sing, some tell jokes, and others try to do magic tricks. They seem so lifelike the audience wonders how on earth the puppets can talk. Find out the secrets from a real ventriloquist, Rey Ortega, and share a good laugh with his entertaining puppets.

Date Added: 04/02/2020



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