Expanding your child's reading horizons is easy with fiction books from Teacher Created Materials! In "Quest to New Orleans" by Ashley Franklin, nine-year-old Lexi has an upcoming trip for a family reunion, but she's more interested in her video games than learning about Louisiana. When she ends up in New Orleans, she must use her gaming skills to get back home. Find out more in this sweet story your child will love. Includes `Book Club' literacy and comprehension questions. This fiction book is written in Spanish.

Michael travels with his family to Morocco. Something important is happening, but Michael can't ask about it since he doesn't speak Arabic. Despite the language barriers, can he figure out what's going on through nonverbal communication? Children will love the colorful illustrations and story in this multicultural Spanish fiction book as they learn about diversity, Ramadan, and different types of communication. With pre-reading questions, this picture book is ideal for guided reading and builds early Spanish literacy skills. This picture book is written in Spanish.

Quest to New Orleans is a dynamic fiction reader written for students in Grades 3-4. When nine-year-old Lexi is magically transported to New Orleans through a family photo album, she must complete three tasks with the help of a talking honeybee named Bea. Along the way, Lexi learns about Louisiana's rich culture-and how curiosity and open-mindedness can turn any trip into an adventure.Engages readers with a fast-paced, culturally rich storylineEncourages appreciation for new places and traditionsHighlights character growth and perspective shiftsConnects gaming logic to real-world problem-solvingPerfect for Grades 3-4 readers and educators

Michael travels with his family to Morocco. Something important is happening, but Michael can't ask about it since he doesn't speak Arabic. Despite the language barriers, can he figure out what's going on through nonverbal communication? Children will love the colorful illustrations and story in this multicultural fiction book as they learn about diversity, Ramadan, and different types of communication. With pre-reading questions, this picture book is ideal for guided reading and builds early literacy skills.