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Fourth Grade
Fourth grade is fractions, long division, and the year a kid finds the series they will read for two years straight. The math gets genuinely harder here, and this is where most parents first wonder whether they are qualified. You are. What you need is one math book, not three, and a way to find the piece that is missing.
How to use it: thirty minutes of math, and only one math book open at a time. The skill boosters on this shelf are for the specific hole, not for every day. Thirty minutes of language arts. Science and social studies on alternate days. Then let them read whatever they will finish.
The whole year in one place: The Whole Year: 4th Grade.
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Bartholomew and the Oobleck: (Caldecott Honor Book)
Random House Books for Young Readers
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
Penguin Classics
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Great Migrations Collection (Paperback)
National Geographic Kids
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What's Inside a Flower? (Hardcover)
Crown Books for Young Readers
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Ibn Al-Haytham (National Geographic Kids Readers, Level 3): The Man Who Discovered How We See
- Physics & Energy
- Human Body & Health
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Why it works: Ibn Al-Haytham follows a scholar in the Muslim golden age whose questions about light and sight changed how people understood vision. His experiments and reasoning make optics and the emerging scientific process the milestones of the biography.
Libby Romero National Geographic Kids
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Maker Comics: Build a Robot!
- Engineering & Technology
- Physics & Energy
- Comics / Graphic Narrative
Why it works: An evil-toaster comedy assigns the reader six increasingly varied robots to build while the comic plot promises world domination. Motors, alarms, lights, sensors, and remote control become the mechanisms of both the projects and the joke, so engineering is learned by making.
Colleen AF Venable
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