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Junior Great Books Series 6, Student Bundle, Print

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PRS-SB6 | Student Book ISBN 978-1-951782-01-6 | Reader's Journal ISBN 978-1-951782-00-9 | $36.95
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Junior Great Books Series 6, Student Book, Reader's Journal, Print

Junior Great Books Series 6, Student Bundle, Print

The Junior Great Books® Series 6 Student Materials include a Student Book and a Reader's Journal.

Junior Great Books Series 6 contains 20 outstanding works of literature—including fiction, nonfiction, and poetry—that sustain interpretive reading and discussion. Among the selections are beloved classics by well-known authors, as well as contemporary writing by new voices that you won’t find in any other anthology. The Student Book also features a brief introduction to each genre and an introductory headnote for each selection. The Reader’s Journal includes:

  • Pages for each Shared Inquiry™ activity, allowing students to record and process their thinking at each stage of work on a text
  • Three complete sets of essay writing materials, which guide students through planning, organizing, drafting, and revising an essay
  • Three discussion reflection forms to help students determine their strengths and areas for growth through self-assessment

FICTION

The Scholarship Jacket
Marta Salinas
The Hero of the Story
Lemony Snicket
Mother Nature’s Youngest Daughter
Keah Brown
What Do Fish Have to Do with Anything?
Avi
Amicae Aeternum
Ellen Klages
Miss Awful
Arthur Cavanaugh
Moving On
Jeanette Ingold
The Shining Red Apple
Morley Callaghan
The Day-Off Chair
Deborah Ellis
The Stolen Party
Liliana Heker

NONFICTION

The Omnivore’s Dilemma (excerpt)
Michael Pollan
SWISH: A Basketball Story
Joseph Bruchac
\’in-glish\
Christina Tang-Bernas
Tarantula Heaven
Sy Montgomery
All-Ball
Mary Pope Osborne
Little Things Are Big
Jesús Colón
Repulsive Dinners: A Memoir
Laurie Colwin
The Storm (excerpt)
Mark Pfetzer and Jack Galvin

POETRY

Eating Poetry
Mark Strand
At work with my father
Eve L. Ewing