Remember The Hare and the Tortoise? The Boy Who Cried Wolf? The Fox and the Crow? For literally centuries Aesop's Fables have been delighting the young and the old with their rare blend of humor and wisdom.
To be sure no one misses the Aesop...

Dickens, Dumas, Kipling, Swift, Stevenson - what masters of adventure and colorful characters were they! And here they are presented in all their twists and turns of plot written at a level for reluctant readers without sacrificing the genius that...

Teachers activity workbook for each series, answer key included. Pre- and post-reading activities provided. Helps students build vocabularies, practice comprehension, word attack skills, recall and other basic reading competencies.
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Classic stories have been simplified to a 3rd grade level, but not diluted. Each marvelous character and exciting event in Around the World in 80 Days, The Prince and The Pauper, and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is as entertaining as ever. Also...

Myths and Folktales was conceived not only as a source of recreational reading but as a means of providing a foundation that can add immeasurably to what E.D. Hirsch calls "cultural literacy." Today's conversations and various forms of...

Of course, there is unanimous agreement that no one should miss the glories of Shakespeare! Teachers and parents recognize that fact, yet are fully aware that Shakespearean works in their original form are simply too formidable for many...

Each play has its own reproducible workbook designed to reinforce vocabulary and to enrich the students comprehension of Shakespeares heralded works.

Of course, there is unanimous agreement that no one should miss the glories of Shakespeare! Teachers and parents recognize that fact, yet are fully aware that Shakespearean works in their original form are simply too formidable for many...

Each play has its own reproducible workbook designed to reinforce vocabulary and to enrich the students comprehension of Shakespeares heralded works.

Of course, there is unanimous agreement that no one should miss the glories of Shakespeare! Teachers and parents recognize that fact, yet are fully aware that Shakespearean works in their original form are simply too formidable for many...