Summer Learning Crash Course for Minecrafters: Grades 1-2 - Bosse, Nancy Rogers
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Who says learning can't be fun? Summer Learning Crash Course for Minecrafters: Grades 1-2 will keep your first grader's skills fresh all summer long and help them start the school year with a clear academic advantage. Thanks to colorfully illustrated pages and high-interest lessons based around familiar video game characters, young Minecrafters can practice and retain key grade-level skills with zero pressure and maximum fun. Inside you'll find engaging content that aligns with national Common Core State Standards including lessons in: * Language arts (phonics, grammar, and writing) * Math…mehr

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Who says learning can't be fun? Summer Learning Crash Course for Minecrafters: Grades 1-2 will keep your first grader's skills fresh all summer long and help them start the school year with a clear academic advantage. Thanks to colorfully illustrated pages and high-interest lessons based around familiar video game characters, young Minecrafters can practice and retain key grade-level skills with zero pressure and maximum fun. Inside you'll find engaging content that aligns with national Common Core State Standards including lessons in: * Language arts (phonics, grammar, and writing) * Math (addition and subtraction, word problems, telling time) * Science (Earth, objects in motion, ecosystems) * Social studies (capitals, holidays, famous Americans) No more fighting the summer slide. With the kid-centered approach of Summer Learning Crash Course for Minecrafters, kids will be equipped and willing to bridge the gap between one grade and the next and start school feeling like a winner.
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Nancy Rogers Bosse has more than twenty-five years of experience in educational curriculum writing. As a former elementary school teacher, she understands the importance of making learning fun, engaging, and relevant.