i recently got an account with edhelper.com (it’s 20 bucks for the year) and they have all sorts of literature units on there. so far, for one location it has the MOST litertature units i’ve seen…and if you do the math where you usually pay 8 bucks each for a normal unit, it saves lots of money.

another way to save some money on literature units is to go on amazon and get the title and ISBN number of the book. then go to your local barnes and noble and have them order it to the store. then sign up for your teacher discount card, and you will receive 20% off any books you buy for your classroom.

literature units are helpful with a substitute teacher, especially if you work at a school where subs don’t want to work (lol, that’s me). i missed two days last year and my kids had to be split up and sent to other classes, so i had to make sure they had work to do.

You can find them at most teacher supply stores. My school districts resource centre has some for certain books, as well.

I get a lot from online sites

bookemporium.com

i am sure any teacher store would have them as well

i think they are great for teacher and subs