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1 Student Edition Main and Paired Selections *A quantitative rating for some types of text is not applicable (e.g., poetry, drama, etc.). Unit Week Student Edition Main/Paired Selection Title Author Student Edition Pages Quantitative Measures 1 1 Because of Winn Dixie (main selection) Kate DiCamillo Vol. 4.1: L A Film with a Message of Hope ( paired selection) Robert Sparks Vol. 4.1: L Lewis and Clark and Me: A Dog's Tale (main selection) Laurie Myers Vol. 4.1: L Ellen Ochoa: Space Pioneer (paired selection) David Arroyo Vol. 4.1: L On the Banks of Plum Creek (main selection) Laura Ingalls Wilder Vol. 4.1: L Laura Ingalls Wilder (21st Cent. Skill) (paired selection) Vol. 4.1: N/A* (21st Century Skill) 1 4 The Horned Toad Prince (main selection) Jackie Mims Hopkins Vol. 4.1: L The Fox and the Tiger (paired selection) Susan McCloskey Vol. 4.1: L Letters Home from Yosemite (main selection) Lisa Halvorsen Vol. 4.1: L The Bison of Caprock Canyons (paired selection) Joseph Walters Vol. 4.1: L Review Weeks L 2 1 What Jo Did (main selection) Charles R. Smith Jr. Vol. 4.1: L Stickfast Hoop (paired selection) Vol. 4.1: L Coyote School News (main selection) Joan Sandin Vol. 4.1: L How to Start a School Neswpaper (paired selection) Lisa Klobuchar Vol. 4.1: L Scene Two (play) (main selection) Don Abramson and Robert Kausal Vol. 4.1: N/A* (play) 2 3 Home/Front Porch (poetry) (paired selection) Jacqueline Briggs/Leslie Nelson Jennings Vol. 4.1: N/A* (poetry) 2 4 Horse Heroes:True Stories of Amazing Horses (main selection) Kate Petty Vol. 4.1: L Riding the Pony Express (21st Cent. Skill) (paired selection) Vol. 4.1: N/A* (21st Century Skill) 2 5 So You Want to Be President? (main selection) Judith St. George Vol. 4.1: L Our National Parks (paired selection) Susan Gavin Vol. 4.1: L Review Weeks L 3 1 The Man Who Named the Clouds (main selection) Julie Hannah and Joan Holub Vol. 4.1: L My Weather Journal (paired selection) Julie Hannah and Joan Holub Vol. 4.1: L Adelina's Whales (main selection) Richard Sobol Vol. 4.1: L Sea Animals on the Move (paired selection) Joanne Wachter Vol. 4.1: L How Night Came from the Sea: A Story from Brazil (main selection) retold by Mary Joan Gerson Vol. 4.1: L The Ant and the Bear (paired selection) Chief Lelooska Vol. 4.1: L Eye of the Storm: Chasing Storms with Warren Faidley (main selection) Stephen Kramer Vol. 4.1: L Severe Weather Safety (21st Cent. Skill) (paired selection) Vol. 4.1: N/A* (21st Century Skill) 3 5 Paul Bunyan (main selection) Mary Pope Osborne Vol. 4.1: L A Very Grand Canyon (paired selection) Ann Gadzikowski Vol. 4.1: L Review Weeks L Rdg /29/12 page 1
2 Main and Paired Selections (cont'd) Unit Week Student Edition Main/Paired Selection Title Author Student Edition Pages Quantitative Measures 4 1 The Case of the Gasping Garbage (main selection) Michele Torrey Vol. 4.2: L Mr. Talberg's Famous Bread Recipe (paired selection) Michele Torrey Vol. 4.2: L Encantado: Pink Dolphin of the Amazon (main selection) Sy Montgomery Vol. 4.2: L Mysterious Animals (paired selection) Ann Weil Vol. 4.2: L Navajo Code Talkers (main selection) Andrew Santella Vol. 4.2: L Your Own Secret Language (paired selection) Darius Johnson Vol. 4.2: L Seeker of Knowledge: The Man Who Deciphered Egyptian Hieroglyphs (main selection) James Rumford Vol.4.2: L Making Mummies (21st Cent. Skill) (paired selection) Vol. 4.2: N/A* (21st Century Skill) 4 5 Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Slippery Salamander (main selection) Donald J. Sobol Vol. 4.2: L Young Detectives of Potterville Middle School (paired selection) Bonnie Kepplinger Vol. 4.2: L Review Weeks L 5 1 Smokejumpers: Life Fighting Fires (main selection) Mark Beyer Vol. 4.2: L Camp with Care (paired selection) Jeff Wilson Vol. 4.2: L Lost City: The Discovery of Machu Picchu (main selection) Ted Lewin Vol. 4.2: L Riding the Rails to Machu Picchu (paired selection) Katacha Díaz Vol.4.2: L Cliff Hanger (main selection) Jean Craighead George Vol. 4.2: L Rock Climbing (21st Cent. Skill) (paired selection) Vol. 4.2: N/A* (21st Century Skill) Antarctic Journal: Four Months at the Bottom of the World (main selection) Jennifer Owings Dewey Vol. 4.2: L Swimming Towards Ice (paired selection) Claire Daniel Vol. 4.2: L Moonwalk (main selection) Ben Boua Vol. 4.2: L A Walk on the Moon (paired selection) Judy Nayer Vol. 4.2: L Review Weeks L 6 1 My Brother Martin: A Sister Remembers Growing Up with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (main selection) Christine King Farris Vol. 4.2: L Hopes and Dreams of Young People (poetry) (paired selection) Vol. 4.2: N/A* (poetry) 6 2 Jim Thorpe's Bright Path (main selection) Joseph Bruchac Vol. 4.2: L Special Olympics, Spectacular Athletes (paired selection) Marlene Perez Vol. 4.2: L How Tía Lola Came to Visit Stay (main selection) Julia Alvarez Vol. 4.2: L The Difficult Art of Hitting (paired selection) Sadaharu Oh and David Falkner Vol. 4.2: L A Gift from the Heart (drama) (main selection) Katacha Diaz Vol. 4.2: N/A* (drama) 6 4 Vote for Bluebonnet Day (paired selection) Juanita Mason Vol. 4.2: L The Man Who Went to the Far Side of the Moon: The Story of 6 5 Appollo 11 Astronaut Michael Collins (main selection) Bea Uusma Schyffert Vol. 4.2: L Days in Space (21st Cent. Skill) (paired selection) Vol. 4.2: N/A* (21st Century Skill) 6 6 Review Weeks L *A quantitative rating for some types of text is not applicable (e.g., poetry, drama, etc.). Rdg /29/12 page 2
3 Sleuth Passages (Supplemental Item) Unit Week Sleuth Passage Title Sleuth Student Book Pages Quantitative Measures 1 1 In Harmony L Alano Español: A Dying Breed? L Space Camp Explorers L The Meeting L Down the Wrong Path L Review Weeks L 2 1 Winning Gold L The Metro City News L Playing Sports and Giving Back L Raising Puppies for Others L The First Lady's Job L Review Weeks L 3 1 What's the Weather Like Today? L The Amazing Migration of the Arctic Tern L A Story of the Seasons L Tornado Sirens What's the Use? L Crater Lake L Review Weeks L 4 1 Don't Believe What You See L Becoming an Animal Expert L Recognizing the Navajo Code Talkers L Learning a New Language L Top Secret: Spy Tools from Summer Camp L Review Weeks L 5 1 Are You Prepared for an Emergency? L An Amazing Discovery L Grandma's Hero L A Man of Persistence L Lunar Vehicles L Review Weeks L 6 1 Four Score and Seven Years Ago L Living with Asthma L The Big Change L To Save or to Spend? L Finding a Role Model L Review Weeks L Rdg 13 11/29/12 page 1
4 Student Edition Comprehension Skill Passages (Prefatory Material) Unit Week Comprehension Passage Title Student Edition Page Quantitative Measures 1 1 Going Batty Vol. 4.1: L Jefferson's Bargain Vol. 4.1: L The "Broken" Arm Vol. 4.1: L The Fox and the Grapes Vol. 4.1: L Send A Ranger! Vol. 4.1: L Review Week L 2 1 Up, Up, and Down Vol. 4.1: L Chasing After Tumbleweed Vol. 4.1: L Visiting a California Ghost Town Vol. 4.1: L Bugs Boys Vol. 4.1: L A White House History Vol. 4.1: L Review Week L 3 1 Measuring the Invisible Vol. 4.1: L Something Must Be Done Vol. 4.1: L Call It a Day Vol. 4.1: L Name That Hurricane Vol. 4.1: L Davy Crockett Vol. 4.1: L Review Week L 4 1 Detective Techniques Vol. 4.2: L It's A Jungle Out There! Vol. 4.2: L Merril Sandoval: The Life Of A Code Talker Vol. 4.2: L Picture This Vol. 4.2: L Oh, No! Vol. 4.2: L Review Week L 5 1 Parachutes All over the World Vol. 4.2: L Archaeology: Dig It Vol. 4.2: L A Family Just Like Ours Vol. 4.2: L Glaciers and Icebergs Vol. 4.2: L The Man in the Moon Vol. 4.2: L Review Week L 6 1 Rosa Parks Started Something Big Vol. 4.2: L Are You Ready for some Football? Vol. 4.2: L Dare to Dream Vol. 4.2: L Left in the Dust Vol. 4.2: L The Other Side of the Moon Vol. 4.2: L Review Week L Rdg 13 11/29/12 page 1
5 Student Edition Vocabulary Skill Passages (Prefatory Material) Unit Week Vocabulary Passage Title Student Edition Page Quantitative Measures 1 1 The Storyteller Vol. 4.1: L Westward Ho! Vol. 4.1: L Foggy River Schoolhouse Vol. 4.1: L Tall Paul Vol. 4.1: L Letter from Denali Vol. 4.1: L Review Weeks L 2 1 At the Game Vol. 4.1: L At A Guest Ranch Vol. 4.1: L Writing a Play About History Vol. 4.1: L Racing Dreams Vol. 4.1: L Class Election Vol. 4.1: L Review Weeks L 3 1 And the Winner Is... Vol. 4.1: L Paradise Island Vol. 4.1: L At the Edge of the Sea Vol. 4.1: L Hurricanes Vol. 4.1: L Working with Babe Vol. 4.1: L Review Weeks L 4 1 A Scientist's Journal Vol. 4.2: L Dolphins Vol. 4.2: L A New Way to Win a War Vol. 4.2: L The Rosetta Stone Vol. 4.2: L It Is Not All in the Family Vol. 4.2: L Review Weeks L 5 1 Remembering Firefighting Heroes Vol. 4.2: L Looking for the Past Vol. 4.2: L Climbing New Heights Vol. 4.2: L The Hunger To Know Vol. 4.2: L Gone to the Moon Vol. 4.2: L Review Weeks L 6 1 Out of Slavery Vol. 4.2: L Dreaming of Home Vol. 4.2: L An Officer and an Artist Vol. 4.2: L Telling Stories Vol. 4.2: L Travelers in Space Vol. 4.2: L Review Weeks L Rdg 13 11/29/12 page 1
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