How do you get these to come up in PDF form? The only thing I can find on their website is online texts. I would like the Florida version.

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ThanksThey actually are already in.pdf when you bring them up. So, click on the one you want and wait until it comes up, then if you hover your mouse in the lower right hand corner a little menu bar should pop up and there will be a disk icon. You just click on that and save it where ever you wish. I don't know if there are the Florida versions, I can only bring up the CA and SC ones with a Google search. They actually are already in.pdf when you bring them up.

So, click on the one you want and wait until it comes up, then if you hover your mouse in the lower right hand corner a little menu bar should pop up and there will be a disk icon. You just click on that and save it where ever you wish. I don't know if there are the Florida versions, I can only bring up the CA and SC ones with a Google search. Sorry:(What exactly did you Google? I tried all kinds of things. I am thinking they don't exist like this for FL.

What exactly did you Google? I tried all kinds of things.

I am thinking they don't exist like this for FL.I think the original post talked about how CA had passed a law that required the new editions of textbooks to be published on their website somewhere. So I think that it is unique to CA (with the exception of SC?

But the textbooks are not on there for SC). I'm not sure even if CA is required to post all new textbooks or if that was just for a time or what. But to your question, I think the original post linked to a page that said something like California List of Gratis Instructional Materials. So I used variations of that.You could also just google Online science textbooks for Florida or any number of combinations of that.

Include the grade or whatever too. It's amazing what will come up sometimes.Good luck and if you find anything interesting. I think the original post linked to a page that said something like California List of Gratis Instructional Materials. So I used variations of that.You could also just google Online science textbooks for Florida or any number of combinations of that. Include the grade or whatever too. It's amazing what will come up sometimes.Good luck and if you find anything interesting.

=DYep, Googled all of that. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. LOL Not really finding anything.:tonguesmilie. When I was looking through the pdfs to evaluate their usefulness, it seems the page numbers referred to in the Reading and Writing book for first grade (i.e. Poems about giraffes in another book) don't seem to correspond to any of the pages in the textbook. Am I mistaken, or is there another set of books needed to be able to do all of the science literature assignments?I noticed the same thing.I wonder if you also need a Reading in Science book?:huh: If anyone knows or knows where to find a pdf of the missing book that would be appreciated.

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