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MommaG
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Question about reading level
My DS is in first grade and he is currently at reading level I. He is supposed to read books which are at his level but I have no idea what books are at this level. Is there a list somewhere or some way to discern what books are a level I? TIA.
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Posted 1/28/12 9:14 PM  |
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WhatNow
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Re: Question about reading level
You best answers should come from his teacher! Ours gave each kid a list of books appropriate for their level. Ask to have the same!
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| Posted 1/28/12 9:21 PM |
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Erica
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Re: Question about reading level
I is a tough level to have a list of books. Most authors write at a K and above level. Most of the books before K are books made specifically for reading at these levels.
For "I", you might find a "Fly Guy" or maybe a "Henry and Mudge" but not most in the series
The teacher should be helping by sending home books.
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| Posted 1/28/12 10:07 PM |
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Melbernai
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Re: Question about reading level
Some websites that might help...
Scholastic Book Wizard
Books Arranged by Guided Reading Level
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| Posted 1/28/12 10:36 PM |
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MommaG
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Re: Question about reading level
Thanks everyone. I will send the teacher an email and ask her for the list. I'll also check out those books and the websites. 
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| Posted 1/29/12 10:03 AM |
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Teach
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Re: Question about reading level
I am an elementary teacher- If your LO is on level I- read I and read J books. Henry and Mudge are great and Young Cam Jansen (mystery) are interesting. Always read nonfiction!!!! Nonfiction should be on level H- it is harder to read. Scholastic catalogs have levels on it.
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| Posted 1/29/12 10:51 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Question about reading level
Im not sure which district you are in, but I walk into my library and tell them my son's reading level and they hand me a print out of all the books in the library that are on that level....
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| Posted 2/2/12 7:46 AM |
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MommaG
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Re: Question about reading level
Posted by 05mommy09
Im not sure which district you are in, but I walk into my library and tell them my son's reading level and they hand me a print out of all the books in the library that are on that level....
I'll give that a try - thanks!
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| Posted 2/2/12 7:58 AM |
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InShock
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Re: Question about reading level
Posted by Erica
I is a tough level to have a list of books. Most authors write at a K and above level. Most of the books before K are books made specifically for reading at these levels.
For "I", you might find a "Fly Guy" or maybe a "Henry and Mudge" but not most in the series
The teacher should be helping by sending home books.
Henry and Mudge books are all J.
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| Posted 2/2/12 9:38 PM |
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Erica
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Re: Question about reading level
Posted by InShock
Posted by Erica
I is a tough level to have a list of books. Most authors write at a K and above level. Most of the books before K are books made specifically for reading at these levels.
For "I", you might find a "Fly Guy" or maybe a "Henry and Mudge" but not most in the series
The teacher should be helping by sending home books.
Henry and Mudge books are all J.
like I said, not most, but Henry and Mudge and the Funny Lunch is an I.
Message edited 2/4/2012 7:09:16 PM.
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