Grades
1 - 2
Implementing a successful Guided Reading program means filling your classroom library with carefully selected and appropriately leveled titles that offer your students an opportunity for close reading, problem-solving, and comprehension skill-building. The fiction and nonfiction titles in this collection offer just the right variety and fluency for Level G readers as they gain confidence and begin to grasp a deeper understanding of text.
Stories feature text that changes on each page (rather than in repeating patterns) and a more challenging vocabulary and text layout than in earlier levels. Nonfiction books, like What Can Insects Do?, are a great way for students to learn fun facts and important reading skills. These books are a perfect way for newly independent readers to build confidence.
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Be sure your students have a rich variety of books they want at the level they need! Fill in the gaps of your classroom library with these ready-to-use 15-book packs, pre-sorted for your convenience by Fountas and Pinnell's individual Guided Reading Level. Refresh your existing library with just-right text to encourage additional independent reading practice with authentic literature your students will read with confidence and fluency.
Our Guided Reading A-J Leveled Reading Pack 6-Book sets help you tailor instructon to meet individual and small-group needs for your youngest learners. Enhance your Guided Reading program with a variety of titles to choose from!
Ensure that your students have a rich variety of the books they want for independent reading at the level they need.
Offer students access to more leveled texts for self-selected reading. Provide your students with a rich variety of the books they want at the levels they need! Fill in the gaps of your classroom library with these ready-to-use packs, presorted for your convenience by individual guided reading level.
Motivate growing readers with these super-engaging, 16-page storybooks correlated with guided reading levels G & H! Inside this sturdy storage box, you’ll find 80 books (5 copies of 16 titles) plus a big teaching guide packed with lessons, tips, and reproducibles.
Clifford wants to play baseball with the kids, so he tries to find a bat his size: a tree, a utility pole, a pipe...nothing works. In the end, the kids find a way to include Clifford in their fun.
Axel the truck heads to the beach for a sandy, salty, muddy, super-fun day that includes a race with the monster trucks and some fast fish, too.
Learn about insect behavior and all the amazing things they can do.
In this companion to the Caldecott Honor Book No, David!, David is back for a wild, unruly romp through a school day.
Readers will love learning their colors with this brightly illustrated, cumulative picture book by bestselling author Audrey Wood and her son.
Two seeds, one a marigold and the other a pumpkin, compare what is happening to them as they grow into maturity.
The award-winning I Like to Read® series focuses on guided reading levels A through G and features acclaimed author-illustrators to create original, high-quality illustrations and text.
Provides a simple explanation of what happens as a caterpillar changes into a butterfly - from the caterpillar's point of view.
Moffatt's textured-paper collage illustrations and Marzollo's easy text bring this beginning reader to life. The story presents just enough facts about the life cycle of a caterpillar to interest young students. The extra-large print and short sentences will enable first graders to read it alone.
A pack of playful peas keeps it green as they experience the colorful world around them, from red kites to yellow buses to purple mountains and more!
It's raining and Little Critter remembers his raincoat but forgets his boots. Young readers will laugh and empathize with Little Critter as he struggles to remember what he is supposed to do.
Bubbles grow and flow, fly in the sky, and pop, but dipping the stick and blowing can make more. The children in this story blow bubbles and learn what to do when their bubbles pop.
From feeding the dog to selling lemonade, Little Critter learns the value of a dollar.
"Over in the meadow in the sands in the sun..." begins this endearing version of an old counting song for children, a favorite for many generations.
A young girl describes the way she has changed from the time she was a baby until she goes to kindergarten.
The Ant Hill kids are enjoying a snow day, complete with snowballs and sledding.
Chicken wants to help Earl and Pearl plant their pumpkins, but she only manages to get in the way, until grasshoppers invade the pumpkin patch and Chicken is the only one who can stop them.
Everyone is certain it won't grow, but a little boy remains confident in his carrot seed's potential.
