For Grades 6-8 These 12 standalone and series nonfiction titles will help middle schoolers connect with the world around them, investigate issues ranging from personal to international, and hone their critical literacy skills. Topics include civics, biography, social issues, careers, sports, media, and more.
Recent Selections In Instructional Nonfiction Social Studies Grades 6-8
Fascinating biographies and autobiographies will enable middle schoolers to read about the lives, thoughts, and accomplishments of the individuals who have shaped our world. Your patrons will learn about a remarkable person each month with this 14-book category.
14
books per year
302.4
per year
14
books per year
302.4
per year
Interests
Biographies, Diversity, Nonfiction, Science/STEAM, History
Knowledge is power, and no other category speaks to this more. The 12 books in this category range from autobiographies to anthropological studies, these nonfiction titles are just right for middle-school readers . . . and ideal for research and classroom support, too.
12
books per year
259.2
per year
12
books per year
259.2
per year
Interests
Biographies, Diversity, Nonfiction, Science/STEAM, History
For Grades 5-8 You'll love our NM+ Category which offers 14 more intriguing nonfiction selections for middle school readers. Readers with a thirst for factual knowledge will look forward to these books arriving each month.
14
books per year
302.4
per year
14
books per year
302.4
per year
Interests
Biographies, Diversity, Nonfiction, Science/STEAM, History
An action-packed level devoted exclusively to sports. These fiction and nonfiction selections are sure to be a hit with your middle-school sports fans. And the hits arrive each month with this 14 book category.
Curious middle-school readers can explore science topics including technology, environmental science, health and medicine, and more with these 12 standalone and series nonfiction books.
Connect to the past with these 12 series and standalone nonfiction books that explore cultures, discoveries, events, and people. Perfect for encouraging middle schoolers to hone their critical thinking skills and consider the roles of primary and secondary sources.