How do I find lists for my state’s social studies and science standards?
If Follett Library Resources has developed a book list that correlates with your state’s social studies and/or science standards, your state name will appear before the national link next to these standards on the left side of the Curriculum Titlewave home page. Since some states have detailed standards, you may need to click through a few links to reach the actual book lists.
What if my state name doesn’t appear?
If your state name does not appear, it means we haven’t yet developed book lists that correlate with your state’s standards. We are adding states on a regular basis, but in the meantime, look at the book lists based on national standards that are available, or choose a list for a state that has standards that are similar to your state.
Who created the curriculum standards that appear on Titlewave?
State curriculum standards are determined and written by the individual state. These standards appear on Curriculum Titlewave in their original language, without changes.
The national curriculum standards for science were created by the National Academy of Sciences (www.nas.edu). These standards appear on Curriculum Titlewave in their original language, without changes.
The national curriculum standards for social studies were created by the National Council of the Social Studies (www.ncss.org). These standards appear on Curriculum Titlewave in their original language, without changes.
The national curriculum standards for mathematics were created by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (www.nctm.org). These standards appear on Curriculum Titlewave in their original language, without changes.
The curriculum standards for language arts were developed for Follett Library Resources by degreed professionals with experience in K-12 reading instruction and integrating language arts curriculum into K-12 literary programs.
Who created the book lists for the state and national curriculum standards?
These lists were created by consultants of Follett Library Resources, all of whom are, or have been, library or teaching professionals.
Can I search curriculum standards for states besides my own?
Once you have clicked any of the links in the Browse Book Lists for Curriculum Standards section, several links will appear in the blue sidebar on the left side of your screen. Click on the Other State & National Curriculum Standards link. This will take you to a screen that displays all the state and national curriculum standards for which we have developed book lists.
Are there lists for every topic?
No, there are not. There are three main reasons why we are unable to correlate books to every standard/topic. They are:
- The information is not typically found in book format. This can include local history, local issues, local government documents, etc. that are specific to that state. In those situations, Follett Library Resources recommends that you check area newspapers, local history collections, community web sites, and local government documents.
- At the current time, there are no books that relate to the standard/topic.
- The books available are not age- and/or interest-level appropriate.
Where do I find supplemental lists for textbooks?
Curriculum Titlewave provides you with easy access to supplemental lists that have been developed by various textbook publishers. On the Curriculum Titlewave home page, click the “Supplemental Lists for Textbooks” link within the Browse Other Book Lists area. Click the link for the textbook publisher you are interested in then click the link for the appropriate textbook program.
Where can I find lists that relate to popular K-12 subjects?
On the Curriculum Titlewave home page, select the Popular Subjects Lists link in the Browse Other Book Lists section.
What kinds of lists are included in the Customized State Lists link in the Browse Other Book Lists section on the Curriculum Titlewave home page?
The lists available in this section vary from state to state but may include state award lists, state-prepared bibliographies, state authors and themes, etc.
Where can I find guided leveled reading materials?
On the Curriculum Titlewave home page, click the Guided Reading and Leveled Reading Lists link under the Browse Other Book Lists section. This section includes Fountas & Pinnell Guided Reading Lists, Follett Library Resources Leveled Reading Lists, Lucy Calkins Guided/Classroom Reading Lists, Reading Recovery® lists, and many more.
When navigating through Curriculum Titlewave, what if I forget how I got to the list on my screen?
At the top of the screen, look for the “breadcrumbs” of links that show you the steps of how you got to the list you are currently looking at. By clicking on any of the links you can go back to a page you came from previously.
What’s the purpose of the Show Me an Index link on the left side of the screen?
If you click on a Curriculum Standards link or Other Book Lists link on the Curriculum Titlewave home page, the Show Me an Index link will appear. This link takes you to an outline of the book lists that are available for the section you are viewing.
How do I search for topics within curriculum standards or lists?
If you click on a Curriculum Standards link or Other Book Lists link on the Curriculum Titlewave home page, a search field will be on the left side of the new page. Enter your topic/subject search, select the “Topics & Lists” button, then click Go. This searches the text of the standard you are on and down.
What’s the purpose of the “Show All Bindings” button in the upper-right corner of some Curriculum Titlewave lists?
Since FollettBound bindings have a lifetime guarantee, prepared lists on Curriculum Titlewave have a FollettBound binding preference. If Follett Library Resources carries the title in both FollettBound and hardbound versions, only the FollettBound appears on the prepared list. When you click the “Show All Bindings” button, the hardbound versions of all appropriate titles will also appear on the list.
Resource information for Curriculum Titlewave lists
- National Mathematics: Standards developed by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and are listed with their permission. Copyright © 2000 by the National Council of the Teachers of Mathematics, Inc. All rights reserved. NCTM material may not be copied or redistributed electronically or in other formats without written permission. NCTM does not endorse the content or validity of these correlations. www.nctm.org
- National Language Arts: Standards developed for Follett Library Resources by degreed professionals with experience in K-12 reading instruction and integrating language arts curriculum into K-12 literary programs.
- National Science: Standards developed by the National Academy of Science. © National Academy of Science. All Rights Reserved. www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/nses/html/
- National Social Studies: Standards developed by the National Council of the Social Studies. © National Council of the Social Studies. All Rights Reserved. www.socialstudies.org/standards/toc.html
- Alabama: Standards developed by the Alabama Department of Education. © Alabama Department of Education. All Rights Reserved. The Alabama Department of Education does not endorse the content or validity of these correlations. www.alsde.edu/
- Arizona: Standards developed by the Arizona Department of Education. www.ade.state.az.us/
- California: Standards developed by the California State Board of Education. www.cde.ca.gov/ci/
- Florida: Standards developed by the Florida Department of Education. www.firn.edu/doe/menu/sss.htm
- Georgia: Standards developed by the Georgia Department of Education. © Georgia Department of Education. All Rights Reserved. www.glc.k12.ga.us/qcc/
- Illinois: Standards developed by the Illinois State Board of Education. www.isbe.state.il.us/ils/
- Indiana: Standards developed by the Indiana Department of Education. doe.state.in.us/standards/welcome2.html
- Maryland: Maryland Standards © 1997 Maryland State Department of Education. Non-Exclusive Permission to Use Granted to Follett Library Resources, McHenry, Illinois, 2002. All Other Rights Reserved by MSDE. www.marylandpublicschools.org/MSDE
- Massachusetts: Standards developed by the Massachusetts Department of Education. www.doe.mass.edu/frameworks/current.html
- Michigan: © Michigan Department of Education. All Rights Reserved. www.michigan.gov/mde/
- Missouri: Standards developed by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. www.dese.state.mo.us/
- New Jersey: Standards developed by the New Jersey Department of Education. www.state.nj.us/njded/stass/
- New York: Standards developed by the New York State Education Department. www.emsc.nysed.gov/ciai/home.html
- North Carolina: Standards developed by the North Carolina Department of Instruction. www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/
- Pennsylvania: Standards developed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. www.pde.state.pa.us/
- Texas: Standards developed by the Texas Education Agency. www.tea.state.tx.us/teks/
- Virginia: Standards developed by the Virginia Department of Education. Copyrighted by the Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Education. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission. www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Superintendent/Sols/home.shtml
- Wisconsin: Standards developed by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. www.dpi.state.wi.us/standards/index.html
- A Field Guide to the Classroom Library, Vol. A-G by Lucy Calkins and the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project Community. Copyright © 2002 by Teachers College, Columbia University. Reprinted by permission of Heinemann, a division of Reed Elsevier, Inc.
- Books, Lessons, Ideas for Teaching the Six Traits: Writing in the Elementary and Middle Grades by Vicki Spandel. Copyright © 2001 by Great Source Education Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- Books, Lessons, Ideas for Teaching the Six Traits: Writing at Middle and High School Grades by Vicki Spandel. Copyright © 2001 by Great Source Education Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
- Character Counts! Children’s Books That Illustrate the Six Pillars © Josephson Institute of Ethics. All Rights Reserved. www.charactercounts.org
- Children’s Literature Recommendations © Spalding Education International. All Rights Reserved.
- FOSS - Full Option Science System © Delta Education. All Rights Reserved.
- Guided Reading - Fountas and Pinnell. The indicated guided reading levels have been assigned by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell, authors of the following works published by Heinemann, a division of Greenwood Publishing Group, Inc.:
- Guided Reading: Good First Teaching for All Children by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Copyright © 1996 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell.
- Matching Books to Readers: Using Leveled Books in Guided Reading, K-3 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Copyright © 1999 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell.
- Guiding Readers and Writers, Grades 3-6: Teaching Comprehension, Genre, and Content Literacy by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Copyright © 2001 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell.
- Leveled Books for Readers: Grades 3-6 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Copyright © 2002 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. The Fountas and Pinnell Guided Reading Leveling System is a trademark of Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell.
- Irene C. Fountas, Gay Su Pinnell, and Heinemann are not affiliated with Follett Library Resources nor do they endorse, sponsor, or produce Follett Library Resources’ catalog.
- Literature for Science and Mathematics: Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve. © California Department of Education. All Rights Reserved.
- Leveled Books: The lists are intended to help Reading Recovery teachers in purchasing leveled books from Follett Library Resources. Please note the following:
- Reading Recovery® is a registered service mark of The Ohio State University.
- The complete Reading Recovery book list, created by the Reading Recovery Council of North America, includes books from numerous publishers since a premise of the program is that children be provided with a wide range of texts. One publisher’s book list alone is not sufficient to implement a Reading Recovery program.
- Levels are subject to change as they are periodically tested and re-evaluated.
- Read Well: Recommended Read Aloud Children’s Literature. © Sopris West. All Rights Reserved.
- Recommended Literature: Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve. Reprinted by permission from Recommended Literature: Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve. © 2001. California Department of Education.
- Second Step. © Committee for Children. All Rights Reserved.
- Success for All: Roots and Wings. © Success For All Foundation. All Rights Reserved.
- Survey of Recommended Reading Lists Preschool Through Grade Twelve. © Association of Christian Schools International. All Rights Reserved.
- TEKS Annotated Bibliographies - Social Studies. © Texas Education Agency. All Rights Reserved.
- What's New in Children's Literature? by Dr. Peggy Sharp. © Designs For Learning. All Rights Reserved.
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000 Generalities
010 Bibliography
020 Library and Information Sciences
030 General encyclopedic works
040 Special topics
050 General serials and their indexes
060 General organizations and museums
070 New media, journalism, publishing
080 General collections
090 Manuscripts and rare books
100 Philosophy
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120 Epistemology, causation, humankind
130 Paranormal phenomena
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160 Logic
170 Ethics
180 Ancient, medieval, Oriental philosophy
190 Modern Western philosophy
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220 Bible
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250 Christian orders and local churches
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280 Christian denominations and sects
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360 Social problems and services
370 Education
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390 Customs, etiquette, folklore
400 Language
410 Linguistics
420 English and Anglo-Saxon languages
430 Germanic languages
440 Romance languages
450 Italian, Romanian, Rhaeto-Romanic
460 Spanish and Portuguese languages
470 Italic languages
480 Hellenic languages
490 Other languages
500 Natural Sciences and Mathematics
510 Mathematics
520 Astronomy and allied sciences
530 Physics
540 Chemistry and allied sciences
550 Earth sciences
560 Paleontology and paleozoology
570 Life sciences
580 Botanical sciences
590 Zoological sciences
600 Technology (Applied Sciences)
610 Medical sciences
620 Engineering
630 Agriculture
640 Home economics and family living
650 Management
660 Chemical engineering
670 Manufacturing
680 Manufacture for specific use
690 Buildings
700 The Arts
710 Civic and landscape art
720 Architecture
730 Sculpture
740 Drawings and decorative arts
750 Paintings and painters
760 Graphic arts
770 Photography
780 Music
790 Recreational and performing arts
800-899: Literature and Rhetoric
810 American literature in English
820 English literature
830 Literature of Germanic language
840 Literatures of Romance language
850 Italian, Romanian, Rhaeto-Romanic Literatures
860 Spanish and Portuguese literatures
870 Italic literatures
880 Hellenic literatures
890 Literatures of other languages
900-999: Geography and History
910 Geography and travel
920 Biography, genealogy, insignia
930 History of the ancient world
940 General history of Europe
950 General history of Asia (Far East)
960 General history of Africa
970 General history of North America
980 General history of South America
990 General history of other areas
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