Grades
5 - 6
STEM/STEAM Guided Reading Level T-V Book List
Connect students to STEAM literature through these Level T-V fiction titles and informational texts well suited for more advanced readers.
Grow innovative thinkers and boost literacy skills by giving students access to high-quality, on-level fiction and nonfiction centered around science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Filling your classroom library with STEAM-focused titles is an excellent way to encourage students to dive into their curiosities about the world around them. The titles on this list will encourage kids to ask questions, challenge their critical thinking skills, and inspire their creativity—all while improving their literacy skills along the way.
This book tells Steve Jobs' life story, from his childhood in Silicon Valley to his tragic death in 2011, and details many of his greatest achievements.
Paperback Book
Engineering in Action: Environmental Engineering and the Science of Sustainability
Grades 5 - 7
Human activities have a huge impact on the Earth. Readers will learn about how environmental engineering began and the many processes environmental engineers apply to find sustainable solutions to problems. Real-life examples help students understand key concepts related to this important profession.
Welcome to Stately Academy, a school which is just crawling with mysteries to be solved! From graphic novel superstar (and high school computer programming teacher) Gene Luen Yang comes a wildly entertaining new series that combines logic puzzles and basic programming instruction with a page-turning mystery plot.
Make the concept of strength come to life in the classroom. This book describes the intensity of and presents various facts on more than twenty strong items, including spiderwebs, oxen, hurricanes, and martial arts kicks.
Introduce readers to the different kinds of geologists and the significant work they do. Features descriptions of the rock cycle, plate tectonics, and other important earth-science concepts that will inspire readers to consider a career in geology.
