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Super Duper Publications creates, develops, publishes, and sells K-12 supplemental educational materials; RTI programs; e-Learning software; mobile applications; interactive software; assessments; print books, games, card decks and magnetics; equipment; and supplies. www.superduperinc.com We have an extensive line of learning materials. For web-based learning we offer the Super Duper Digital Library, a collection of our most loved cards, games, and workbooks. We also have the award-winning HearBuilder® Educational Software which focuses on listening, comprehension, memory, and foundational literacy. https://www.superduperlibrary.com https://www.hearbuilder.com/ Our print materials include Response To Intervention programs such as Language LAB®, START-IN® for Reading, and ARtIC LAB®; Super Duper Data Tracker App; Jeepers Peepers® Questions Game; MagneTalk® Language Games; Super Duper Fun Decks®; Chipper Chat® Magnetic Chip Games; and Webber® Articulation and Language Books, Card Decks, and Games. We also provide hundreds of FREE educational Handy Handouts® (informational newsletters for parents and educators) at https://www.handyhandouts.com/ Thomas and Sharon Webber founded Super Duper in 1986. We strive daily to bring creative, unique, research-based, easy-to-understand, bright, and cheerful educational products to children and the young at heart all around the world.

ABDO has been a leader in children’s educational publishing for libraries and schools since 1985, providing high quality nonfiction and fiction titles for children and young adults in grades PreK–12. ABDO titles are available in reinforced library bindings as well as digital products, including multi-use hosted, and offline eBooks, Read-to-Me eBooks, and Databases. Company divisions include Abdo Publishing, Magic Wagon, Spotlight, Abdo Kids, and Abdo Digital. EPIC Press is ABDO’s companion company, focusing on young adult fiction.

Kids Can Press, the largest Canadian-owned children’s publisher in the world — home to major children’s brands Franklin the Turtle and Scaredy Squirrel, and to an array of international award-winning books — celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2013. From its early years as a small collective borne out of a desire to publish high-quality, socially responsible children’s books, Kids Can Press has evolved into a broad-based content company, adapting as the world of books and publishing has changed through the decades. Kids Can Press consistently delivers high-quality print books that parents, teachers, librarians and children around the world have come to expect from the Toronto-based publisher, and currently leads the way in Canada with the most children’s illustrated ebooks in the market. Kids Can Press books continually garner critical acclaim, and for the past five years the publisher has dominated the Governor General’s Literary Awards, having won five awards for children’s books in as many years — more than any other children’s publisher since 2003 — most recently for Virginia Wolf (2012) and Ten Birds (2011). For 40 years, Kids Can Press has delivered exceptional children’s books through numerous formats (from audio books to game apps) and various marketplaces (from independent bookstores to ebook retailers), and looks forward to what the future brings to children’s publishing.