Series 3 Full Year Student Bundle

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$1,148.00

Short Description:: GBSB-3-PDE | Print and JGB Digital Classroom: Bundle for 10 students | $1,148.00 | NOTE: Digital books cannot be printed.
Product Format:: Print and Digital Bundle
Type:: Sets
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Description

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

Student Books One and Two for Junior Great Books^® Series 3 fiction
Reader’s Journals for Books One and Two of Junior Great Books Series 3 fiction
10 Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 3 Student Logs
License for 10 students to access all Series 3 materials through Junior Great Books Digital Classroom

Junior Great Books Series 3 contains two books, each with nine outstanding fiction selections grouped into three themes. Junior Great Books Nonfiction Inquiry 3 features nine thought-provoking nonfiction texts that yield rich questions.

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

Fiction Book One

RELATIONSHIPS

Boundless Grace: Mary Hoffman
The Scarebird: Sid Fleischman
Chin Yu Min and the Ginger Cat: Jennifer Armstrong

KINDNESS

The Gold Coin: Alma Flor Ada
The Magic Listening Cap: Japanese folktale as told by Yoshiko Uchida
The Mushroom Man: Ethel Pochocki

CONFIDENCE

The Banza: Haitian folktale as told by Diane Wolkstein
The Upside-Down Boy: Juan Felipe Herrera
The Ugly Duckling: Hans Christian Andersen

Fiction Book Two

GRATITUDE

White Wave: Chinese folktale as told by Diane Wolkstein
Luba and the Wren: Ukrainian folktale as told by Patricia Polacco
Basho and the River Stones: Tim Myers

COURAGE

The Monster Who Grew Small: Joan Grant
The Buffalo Storm: Katherine Applegate
Pierre’s Dream: Jennifer Armstrong

CLEVERNESS

The Dream Weaver: Concha Castroviejo
The Man Whose Trade Was Tricks: Georgian folktale as told by George and Helen Papashvily
The Emperor’s New Clothes: Hans Christian Andersen

Nonfiction Inquiry 3

UNITS

STEM: Engineering to Solve a Problem: Can Robots Be People Too?
Social Studies: Social Responsibility: Small Acts Make a Big Difference
Social Studies: Personal Growth and Identity: Becoming Francisco X. Alarcón
Life Science: Animal Growth and Development: Egg-cellent Bird Parents
Physical Science: Weather and Climate: Weather Watchers
Social Studies: The Oral Tradition: Don't Swallow That Spider!
American History: Westward Expansion: Children of the Oregon Trail
Social Studies: Justice and Fairness: Grunts, Flops, and Dives!
Economics: Economic Decision-Making: Burger with a Side of Shoe Polish