JGB Inspire Series 5 Student Bundle

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$646.95

Short Description:: IGBSB-5-PDE | Print and JGB Digital Classroom: Bundle for 10 students | NOTE: Digital books cannot be printed.
Product Format:: Print and Digital Bundle
Type:: Sets
Shipping Included:: Shipping Included
Inspire Notice:: Use coupon code JGB-INSP to save 15% when you place your pre-order by June 30, 2025. Purchases will be available in August 2025 for delivery.

Description

New grade-level student bundles give you complete materials for 10 students at one grade level:

Student Books for Junior Great Books^® Inspire Series 5
Reader’s Journals for Junior Great Books^® Inspire Series 5
Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 5 Student Logs
License for students to access all Inspire Series 5 materials through Junior Great Books Digital Classroom

Junior Great Books^® Inspire Series 5 features all new selections and develops students’ reading comprehension, fluency, critical thinking, speaking and listening, and writing skills using the Shared Inquiry method of learning. All learners are welcomed into inquiry-based exploration of outstanding texts by diverse authors from around the world.

Note: The digital products in this bundle come with a one-year subscription.

Junior Great Books Inspire

FICTION

First-Day Fly: Jason Reynolds
Stay True Hotel: Naomi Shihab Nye
No Carnations for Ray Fink: Lauren Tarshis
Beware Low-Flying Girls: Katherine Rundell
Choctaw Bigfoot, Midnight in the Mountains: Tim Tingle
The Doorman: Chris Raschka
The Well at Cascina Piana: Gianni Rodari
We Have Always Lived on Mars: Cecil Castellucci

NARRATIVE NONFICTION

Lightning: Alma Flor Ada
The Secret Kingdom: Nek Chand, a Changing India, and a Hidden World of Art: Barb Rosenstock

POETRY & DRAMA

There Are Birds Here: Jamaal May
Bones: J. C. Cervantes
The True Potential of Tinikling: Clarence Coo

Nonfiction Inquiry 5

UNITS

American History: Westward Expansion: Home Sweet Homestead
Economics: Wants vs. Needs: Give It Up for Happiness
Social Studies: The Oral Tradition: Storytelling in the Time of Slavery
Physical Science: Weather and Climate: Out-of-This-World Weather
Social Studies: Individual Development and Group Dynamics: How Free Should Recess Be?
STEM: Engineering to Solve a Problem: Thomas Heatherwick: Making Things Happen
Social Studies: Social Responsibility: The Richest Man in the World
Social Studies: Leadership: Plain, Ordinary Mrs. Roosevelt
Life Science: Habitat Destruction: Roads Take a Toll on Wildlife