Five bundles

Reading, writing, math and history bundles

These five cover the core of K–8 reading, writing, math and US history. The science and life skills bundles follow in the text below.

Learn to Read K–1 Bundle | Phonemic Awareness, Decodable Readers, Heart Words & Handwriting | 4 Resources | Grades K–1

Phonemic awareness, decodable readers, heart words and handwriting.

Grades K–1$39.99

Reading Intervention Bundle | Nonfiction Text Features, Multisyllabic Decoding, Dyslexia-Friendly Support & Fluency | 4 Resources | Grades 2–5

Text features, multisyllabic decoding, support pack and fluency.

Grades 2–5$39.99

Writing Bundle | Cursive, Narrative, Opinion Writing & Text Evidence | 4 Resources | Grades 2–5

Cursive, narrative, opinion writing and text evidence.

Grades 2–5$39.99

Elementary Math Bundle | Number Sense, Measurement & Money, Multiplication & Division | 4 Resources | Grades K–4

Number sense, measurement, multiplication and division.

Grades K–4$39.99

US History & Civics Bundle | Civil War, Westward Expansion, Bill of Rights & Holocaust Education | 4 Units | Grades 7–8

Civil War, westward expansion, Bill of Rights and the Holocaust.

Grades 7–8$69.99

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All eight bundles

Each saving is compared with buying the four units separately. The older bundles hold units priced at $12.99 to $17.99, and the middle school bundles hold units priced at $19.99 to $29.99. If you teach one subject across several grades, our Grades 5–9 math bundle page shows one way to build a longer sequence.

Early grades

Reading and handwriting for K–1

The Learn to Read K–1 Bundle pairs oral and written work. It holds Phonemic Awareness Daily Routines for Kindergarten, Decodable Readers Grade One, Heart Words and Manuscript Handwriting. The decodable stories carry word work and comprehension questions, and the handwriting unit practices basic strokes and A–Z letters. A Kindergarten or Grade 1 teacher gets one oral routine, one set of stories, one word-mapping set and one handwriting set, which is a full early-reading block. Buying the four units separately costs $62.96. The bundle is $39.99. If you teach only one of these skills, buy that unit alone. The bundle pays off when you plan to use at least three. The Science & Community Bundle sits beside it for the same age group, with Light and Sound, Pushes and Pulls, Classroom Routines and My Community.

Grades 2–5

Intervention, writing and elementary math

The Reading Intervention Bundle suits a teacher with mixed readers in Grades 2–5. It includes Nonfiction Text Features, Multisyllabic Word Decoding and Morphology, the Dyslexia-Friendly Reading Support Pack and Reading Fluency Passages. The units do not diagnose or treat dyslexia. The Writing Bundle covers cursive, narrative writing, opinion writing and text evidence across Grades 2–5, so it works for a school that wants one writing sequence over several years. Cursive is written for Grades 2–3, narrative writing for Grade 3, opinion writing for Grades 4–5 and text evidence for Grade 5. A Grade 4 teacher would use two of the four in one year, and the rest wait for the next class. The Elementary Math Bundle holds number sense, measurement and money, multiplication fact fluency and multi-digit multiplication and division. Its saving is the smallest of the eight because all four of its units cost under $15, but the four topics follow each other in a sensible order.

Grades 6–8

History, science and life skills

The US History & Civics Bundle gathers four Grade 7–8 units: Civil War and Reconstruction, Westward Expansion, Bill of Rights and Landmark Cases, and Holocaust Education. The Holocaust unit and the Civil War unit deal with serious material, and the teacher guides are where to look before you plan for your class. The Middle School Science Bundle holds Earth and Space, Plate Tectonics and the Rock Cycle, Genetics and Heredity and Engineering Design Challenges. The Middle School Life Skills Bundle collects Spotting Misinformation and Deepfakes, Executive Function and Study Skills, Sleep, Nutrition and Wellness, and Conflict Resolution and Restorative Circles. The wellness and conflict units are classroom lessons, not medical advice or counseling. Misinformation and study skills fit advisory, ELA or technology periods as well as a single subject class. Each middle school unit closes with a project, and each has its own teacher guide.

Choosing

Bundle or single unit

Start with the grade, then ask how many of the four units you would use this year. If the answer is three or four, the bundle is the better price. If it is one, buy the unit. Every bundle is made of units that each have their own teacher guide, so nothing in a bundle depends on the others. You can teach them in any order. A school with several teachers can split a bundle, with one person taking two units and a colleague taking the other two. If you already own one unit from a bundle, compare the bundle price with the remaining three before you decide. Savings are calculated on all four, so the gap narrows once you own part of a set. Teachers on a shared grade team can buy one bundle and split the planning. For a longer history sequence, this guide to a complete history bundle shows how one teacher plans a full course.

Choosing

Five steps to the right bundle

1. Pick the grade bandMatch the bundle to your class: K–1, 2–5, 6–8 or the specific grades named on the card.
2. Name the gapDecide whether you need reading, writing, math, science, history or life skills this term.
3. Count the units you would useThree or four of the four make a bundle worthwhile.
4. Check the contentsEach bundle lists its four units. Open each product page for page counts and teacher-guide details.
5. Compare the priceTotal the units you want separately and compare it with the bundle price.

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