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Grade 4 Teacher License (Digital)

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JGB Digital Classroom: | $59.95 | DCL-T4-DE | NOTE: Digital books cannot be printed.
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Grade 4 Teacher License (Digital)

Grade 4 Teacher License (Digital)

This one-year subscription gives you access to all fiction and nonfiction teacher materials for Junior Great Books® Grade 4 through the new and improved Junior Great Books Digital Classroom.

The Junior Great Books Series 4, Book One and Two Teacher’s Editions feature:

  • A unit overview for each story with important planning details and a big-picture snapshot of the unit
  • A unit guide that walks you through each day’s lesson
  • Annotated reading selections with notes, icons, and highlights corresponding to activity instruction

The Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 4 Teacher's Guide includes:

  • Step-by-step instructions for each activity with point-of-need teacher support
  • Unit overviews with activities and options for differentiation and face-to-face learning
  • Student learning spectrums for each activity to help with formative assessment
  • Connections to concepts in Junior Great Books literature so that students can meaningfully compare texts across genres and curricular areas 

There are teacher’s companions for Junior Great Books Series 4 Fiction and Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 4. These include comprehensive teacher resources and explicit instructions to support Shared Inquiry for each of the selections featured throughout grade 4. In addition, there is a Teacher Resources and Handouts book with student activity handouts and additional assessments, reflections, and comprehension tests for Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 4.

In Junior Great Books Digital Classroom, teachers can: 

  • Receive notes submitted by students, enabling them to track questions students pose as they read. This private communication enables one-on-one support and helps ensure comprehension of the text.
  • Play professionally recorded audio of the selections (fiction series only)
  • See glossary definitions, which appear alongside the text, of potentially unfamiliar words 
  • View student analytics on student progress and time spent within the platform 
  • Work with both digital texts and print books seamlessly because both formats match page-by-page

Note: Teacher-resource pages and student handouts, including student activity pages, comprehension tests, reflection forms, and discussion planners, may be printed.

If you are interested in purchasing Junior Great Books Digital Classroom for multiple grade levels, please contact your Great Books K–12 partnership manager. 

Fiction Book One

TRUST

Thank You, M'am
Langston Hughes
Crow Call
Lois Lowry
Fresh
Philippa Pearce

RESOURCEFULNESS

Shrewd Todie and Lyzer the Miser
Ukrainian folktale as told by Isaac Bashevis Singer
On Sand Island
Jacqueline Briggs Martin
The Green Man
Gail E. Hailey

COMMUNICATION

Song of Hope
Peggy Duffy
Jean Labadie's Big Black Dog
French-Canadian folktale as told by Natalie Savage Carlson
Thunder, Elephant, and Dorobo
African folktale as told by Humphrey Harman

Fiction Book Two

STRENGTH

Tuesday of the Other June
Norma Fox Mazer
Doesn’t Fall Off His Horse
Virginia A. Stroud
The Cello of Mr. O
Jane Cutler

INTEGRITY

The No-Guitar Blues
Gary Soto
The Fire on the Mountain
Ethiopian folktale as told by Harold Courlander and Wolf Leslau
Ooka and the Honest Thief
Japanese folktale as told by I. G. Edmonds

PERSPECTIVE

The Old Woman and the Wave
Shelley Jackson
Letting Swift River Go
Jane Yolen
The Apple and the Envelope
Herbert Montgomery

Nonfiction Inquiry 4

UNITS

Economics: Wants vs. Needs
Air Jordans: Demanding the Brand
Life Science: Animal Intelligence
Crows: Friend or Foe?
STEM: Engineering to Solve a Problem
Young Inventors Making the Future Brighter
Social Studies: The Oral Tradition
The Life and Legend of Johnny Appleseed
American History: Westward Expansion
Zitkala-Sa at Boarding School
Social Studies: Social Responsibility
"We Show Up for Each Other"
Social Studies: Justice and Fairness
Peer Solutions: Better Than Punishment?
Physical Science: Weather and Climate
Leave It to Beavers?
Social Studies: Personal Growth and Identity
Bystanders Who Stand Together