Browse our 2023-2024 catalog for in-school and remote learning resources!
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Family Engagement, Life Skills, Social-Emotional Learning, STEM and Career Exploration, and Custom Collections.
Family Engagement
Lightswitch Learning knows the importance of a strong school-home connection that involves families and educates them on school and district-wide academic objectives. Understanding these expectations helps parents proactively prepare their children for school, and allows teachers to effectively partner with parents to define student achievement goals and accelerate learning.
Parent Guide Series
Currently offering 28 topics, all guides are available digitally, in print, and in multiple languages.
Social & Emotional Learning
Self-awareness | Confidence | Managing Emotions | Compassion | Tolerance | Resiliency
Helping students reach their full potential requires educators to address the whole child.
Bullying Awareness
Bullying Awareness Student Activity Books provide hands-on activities that teach empathy and show kids what they can do to help stop bullying.
Parent Guides
Our parent guides that cover social and emotional development address a variety of issues, including:
• Understanding Differences
• Building Your Child’s Self-Confidence
• Supporting a Special Needs Child
STEM & Career Exploration
Resources that engage students with everyday applications of STEM concepts and expose them to a variety of career paths.
Parent Guides
Our Parent Guides provide parents with resources to increase awareness of the STEM education movement, why STEM education is important to our children’s future, and how parents can support their children’s competency in STEM courses.
Career Exploration
Texts for Students
Early exposure to diverse career pathways for grades 4-12.
Books & Collections
Partner with Lightswitch Learning for All of Your K-12 Book Collection Needs!
The Emancipation of Grandpa Sandy Wills
The Emancipation of Grandpa Sandy Wills
Cheryl Wills lost her father when she was 13 and always wished she knew more about his past. Now a famous New York City news reporter, Cheryl conducts an online search into her family history and gets a surprising scoop: her great-great-great grandfather Sandy Wills was a Tennessee slave who won his freedom by fighting in the Civil War!
Customized Collections
With access to more than three million books, we can develop customized classroom, take-home, and professional book collections for your needs.