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 Levels A-F
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LEVEL A:
Simple books with one line of one to six words per page, easy-to-see
print, and ample space between words. Children can focus on
print and gradually increase their control over words. Most
of the books in Level A focus on topics familiar to children.
Level A titles:
School Day! Cervantes
We Play Together Blevins
I See Bugs! Blevins
On a Boat Novek
1, 2, 3, in the Box Tarlow
Elephants Like To Cherrington
Numbers All Around Berger
Flowers Have Colors Cherrington
We Read Blevins
We Write Blevins
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LEVEL B:
Books focus on a simple story line or single idea, with direct
correspondence between text and pictures; one or two lines
of print per page with a variety of punctuation; many books
at this level feature repeating patterns in the text.
Level B titles:
We Live Here Salzman
Can You See the Rabbit? Berger
Can We Go? Cherrington
I See Flags Blevins
How to Make a Wind Sock Tarlow
Who Hid? Leber
Look-and-Find Shapes Blevins
Whose Bones? Fernandez
From Sheep to Sweater Tarlow
What's the Weather Cali
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LEVEL C:
Books explore familiar topics in a variety of ways to offer
new viewpoints to the reader; simple sentences may have introductory
clauses set off by punctuation; text may be patterned but
is not as predictable as in Levels A and B.
Level C titles:
We Like Summer Blevins
How Will I Get to Grandma's House? Blevins
My Scrapbook Alexander
On the Farm
What Time Is It? Moriarty
A Kitten Is a Baby Cat Blevins
Signs
Fun With Simple Machines Tarlow
Please, Thank You Alexander
Where Are They? Humphries
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LEVEL D:
Books cover familiar topics but introduce new, more abstract
ideas; illustrations support the text but more attention to
print is required; text contains more compound and multisyllable
words and a full range of punctuation.
Level D titles:
Animals in Art Blevins
Then and Now Berger
Where Does Food Grow? Blevins
Feel Better
Clifford Can Blevins
How Many Ducks? Blevins
The Little Red Hen Tarlow
I Need a Little Help Schulz
Look At These Trees
We Need the Sun
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LEVEL E:
Stories have more or longer episodes; informational books
present more complex ideas; books are longer than in previous
levels, with more pages or more lines of text on each page;
sentences carry over several pages, with more complex punctuation.
Level E titles:
All Around Our Country Hutchins
Animal Moms and Dads Tarlow
Cat in the Bag Miller
City Life and Country Life Moriarty
Hello, Doctor! Marx
Let's Go to a Fair Foley
Let's Go to a Museum Blevins
On the Job Cherrington
School Long Ago Novek
What Do Artists Use?
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LEVEL F:
Concepts presented in books at this level are more distant
from familiar topics; larger variety of frequently used words
and many more new words; text reflects patterns of written,
rather than oral, language.
Level F titles:
I Like Cheese Pickering
Storms Durgin-Bruce
Watch Me Plant a Garden Otten
What Can I Buy? Moriarty
How Does Your Salad Grow Alexander
I'm a Seed Marzollo
Ellen Ochoa Walker
My Goldfish Walker
I Can Play Soccer Eckart
Animal Pals Cherrington
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*Content Area titles are subject to availability.
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