Developed for English Language Learners at Grades 5–12, Great Source's ACCESS American History presents accessible lessons that cover the big ideas in American history. Using standards-based sheltered instruction and a highly visual approach to support different levels of proficiency, ACCESS American History prepares students for state language and American history assessments. It can be used by ESL specialists and content-area teachers in pull-out, self-contained, and content classes.

Developed for English Language Learners at Grades 5–12, Great Source's ACCESS English presents high-interest English lessons that cover big ideas in literature, writing, reading, and grammar. Using standards-based, sheltered instruction and a highly visual approach to support different levels of proficiency, ACCESS English prepares students for high-stakes assessments. It can be used by ESL specialists and content-area teachers in pull-out, self-contained, and content classes.

Developed for English Language Learners at Grades 5–12, Great Source's ACCESS Math presents accessible lessons that cover the big math ideas found on state assessments. Using standards-based, sheltered instruction and a highly visual approach to support different levels of proficiency, ACCESS Math prepares students for high-stakes language and math assessments. It can be used by ESL specialists and content-area teachers in pull-out, self-contained, and content classes.

Designed for students with few or no English skills, Great Source's ACCESS Newcomers introduces key vocabulary and content area concepts. Its unique four-level approach addresses the diverse needs of newcomers.

Developed for English Language Learners at Grades 5–12, Great Source's ACCESS Science presents accessible lessons that cover the big ideas in life, earth, and physical science. Using standards-based, sheltered instruction and a highly visual approach to support different levels of proficiency, ACCESS Science prepares students for state language and science assessments. It can be used by ESL specialists and content-area teachers in pull-out, self-contained, and content classes.