Understanding McGraw-Hill Reading Wonders

The video introduces McGraw-Hill Reading Wonders, guiding fifth-grade teachers through the contents of the sample box. It covers both student and teacher materials, emphasizing the integration of print and digital resources. The video highlights the importance of exploring online materials, provides an overview of assessment tools, and encourages teachers to utilize additional resources for professional development.

What is the main purpose of the McGraw-Hill Reading Wonders video?

• To introduce new teaching methods

• To discuss educational policies

• To explore the new wonders sample box

• To provide a history of McGraw-Hill

What should teachers do after opening the sample box?

• Only use the materials in the classroom

• Ignore the digital materials

• Evaluate both print and digital materials

• Focus only on print materials

How is the sample box organized?

• By subject

• By grade level

• Into student and teacher materials

• By difficulty level

What is the purpose of the Reading Writing Workshop book?

• To offer online games

• To provide entertainment

• To teach and model text evidence

• To replace traditional textbooks

What type of texts does the Literature Anthology include?

• Both literary and informational stories

• Only non-fictional texts

• Only poems

• Only fictional stories

What is the role of Leveled Readers?

• To offer online quizzes

• To replace classroom novels

• To assist in guided reading instruction

• To provide entertainment

What can be found in the classroom library trade books?

• Only fictional stories

• A mix of award winners and exemplar texts

• Only award-winning titles

• Only non-fiction books

What is emphasized about the practice tools?

• They are limited to one type of practice

• They are only for advanced students

• They include a variety of online resources

• They are only available in print

What unique feature does the teacher's edition include?

• A guide to school policies

• A history of education

• A list of all students

• Access complex text feature

What is Wonderworks designed for?

• Students up to two years below grade level

• Students above grade level

• Parents

• Teachers only