Pair Fiction & Nonfiction using FREE Educator Activities!

Author Tracey Hecht

The paperback cover of The Mysterious Abductions has Bismark, a sugar glider, standing on a rock between Dawn, a fox, and Tobin, a pangolin. Above their heads in yellow block text against the dark blue background are the words of the series, The Nocturnal

The Mysterious Abductions, PB

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Pair Fiction & Nonfiction using FREE Educator Activities!

by The Editors of Fabled Films Press

Image has a light blue background. In dark blue text, image reads "Free Edu Resources." On a second line in smaller yellow font, it reads "for pairing fiction and nonfiction." To the left of the text, there is a cartoon ilustration of Tobin the Pangolin and Dawn the Fox.Below the text are pages from The Nocturnals Educator's Science guide. On the right, there's a photo of a real red fox.

Pairing fiction and nonfiction is a great way to build bridges across school subjects and help 3rd and 4th graders make real-world connections to their reading. Educators can use our free resources to pair fiction and nonfiction in their elementary classrooms!

The Educator’s Science Guide for The Nocturnals Nighttime Animals early reader nonfiction book offers engagement strategies to incorporate science-based learning opportunities into fun, interactive read-aloud opportunities, and includes activities for kids to expand on the skills and ideas they’ve learned.

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Available in Hardcover and Paperback!

PB ISBN 978-1-944020-70-5 | $6.99
64 Pages | 80 Four-Color Photos
Lexile 740L | Fountas & Pinnell R
Also in HC & Ebook

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