Best Education Standards Books of 2025

This children's handwriting book, published independently, is an excellent tool for parents and teachers looking to help young kids develop their writing skills. With over 150 pages of repetitive practice, the Trace Letters workbook takes kids through the alphabet (both uppercase and lowercase), sight words, simple sentences, and even numbers (1-20). The dot-to-dot tracing method is an effective way to teach kids to write neatly and legibly, and the bonus coloring sections add an element of fun to the learning process. The large size of the book (8.5" x 11") and premium cover design make it a durable and long-lasting resource for families and classrooms alike.

This cursive handwriting workbook is an excellent choice for children learning how to write in cursive. It covers all aspects of cursive writing, from letters to full sentences, and includes funny jokes and riddles to keep children engaged. The book uses traditional American cursive letter formations, making it an ideal tool for reinforcing classwork. The book is high-quality and made in the USA, with 110 pages of writing exercises on 60gm paper. Its large size provides ample space for writing, making it easy to monitor progress. This is an exceptional workbook that makes learning cursive handwriting fun and engaging.

The ABC Tracing Workbook is an excellent resource for parents and teachers who want to help children aged 3-5 learn to write and trace both uppercase and lowercase letters. With over 20 engaging activities, children will have fun while learning the alphabet in a fun and supportive environment. The workbook includes simple guidelines, directional arrows, and one alphabet per page to introduce kids to the shape of each letter in detail. It also has bonus activities that combine the main lessons to improve retention and certificates to earn at the end of the workbook. Overall, this is a fantastic way to help young children learn to write, draw, and trace all the letters of the alphabet, and it's a great addition to any classroom or home library.

This Number Tracing Book is a colorful and fun workbook designed to help preschoolers and kindergarteners learn how to count from 1 to 20 through tracing and drawing exercises. The book includes 20 different number recognition and tracing exercises, as well as bonus activities and certificates to earn at the end. The activities are designed to improve retention and fine motor skills, making it a great tool to help kids learn while having fun. Overall, this book is an excellent way to expand your child's knowledge of numbers and sequences while learning how to write the numbers 1-20.

Summer Learning HeadStart, Grade 5 to 6 by Lumos Learning is an excellent summer workbook to help students entering grade 6 stay engaged and close the learning gap over the break. The workbook features 10 weeks' worth of activities that align with grade-specific learning standards, including essential Math and English skills. It provides a structured and easy-to-follow daily practice routine of 15 minutes or more, helping students stay on track and motivated to learn. The workbook also offers interactive exercises, puzzles, and brain teasers to keep students engaged and motivated. Overall, this workbook is an excellent resource to bridge the learning gap and prepare for grade 6 with confidence.

The Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale® (ECERS-3) is a comprehensive tool for assessing the environmental provisions and teacher-child interactions that impact the developmental needs of young children in preschool, kindergarten, and child care classrooms. The latest version includes additional items for assessing developmentally appropriate literacy and math activities, making it a valuable resource for predicting child outcomes accurately and distinguishing between good and excellent programs. The established reliability and long-term evidence of validity of the ERS family of instruments make this new version of ECERS particularly useful for accountability and research. Teachers College Press has produced another valuable resource for early childhood educators.

This Handwriting Practice Book for Kids Ages 5-9 provides a comprehensive approach to learning penmanship. It includes over 100 pages of activities, such as practicing individual letters, writing silly sentences, identifying sight words, solving riddles, and creative writing exercises. The book is designed to make learning fun and engaging for children, while also improving their handwriting skills. The workbook is printed on high-quality paper and is suitable for kids ages 5 to 9. Overall, this book is an excellent tool for parents and teachers who want to help children develop their handwriting skills in a fun and creative way.

Learning First, Technology Second is a must-read for K-12 classroom teachers who want to use technology to enhance student learning. The book offers a practical framework, called the Triple E Framework, that helps teachers engage students in meaningful learning experiences, enhance learning beyond traditional means, and extend learning opportunities to bridge classroom learning with students’ everyday lives. The author provides effective strategies, case studies, and a lesson planning template to guide appropriate tech integration. This book is a valuable resource for any teacher interested in leveraging technology to support learning.

This practical guide provides educators with a comprehensive understanding of the ISTE Standards for Students, empowering them to design learning activities that amplify student voice and promote student-driven learning. The booklet includes nine scenarios that showcase authentic learning activities, skills by age band, and a crosswalk comparing the 2016 and 2007 standards. The ISTE Standards for Students work together to provide clear guidelines on the skills, knowledge, and approaches needed for success in the digital age. This resource is an invaluable tool for K-12 educators seeking to prepare their students for the constantly evolving technological landscape.

180 Days of Math for Second graders is a comprehensive daily math practice workbook designed to help students develop their math skills and confidence. The book provides a problem for each day of the school year, with each problem tied to a specific mathematical concept. Students will practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, algebraic thinking, data analysis, logic problems, and more. The workbook includes data-driven assessment tips and digital resources for parents and teachers, making diagnostics easy. This book is an excellent resource for Second grade teachers and parents looking to reinforce math concepts outside the classroom.