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Books, resources, and literacy support for reading levels that grow with your child |
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The Rainy Day by Taryn PainterFaith and May are stuck inside on a rainy day. What will they do? This book focuses on the vowel teams ai and ay. Check out more by Taryn Painter here.
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On the Boat: The Sound of Long Oby Cynthia AmorosoSimple text about boats and repetition of the letter "o" help readers learn how to use the "long o" sound.
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King of the Mountain! by Susie Lee JinAll the fleas want to be king of the mountain and race to the top--until the mountain starts to move! They discover their mountain is a small part of a world that is bigger than the fleas ever imagined. Could it be some things are more important than being first? |
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We Dig Fossils by Alliah L. Agostini Ava loves rocks! But what she really really loves are fossils! Ava and her family are on a mission to dig up some fossils. They dig in their backyard, in the park, and by the creek but still no fossils. The family head out to the beach for one more fossil hunting adventure. Will Ava finally be able to dig up her very own fossil? Check out more by Alliah Agostini here.
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Inside, Outside, Upside Downby Stan BerenstainA simple tale, using a limited vocabulary for young readers, of how little bear travels to town in a cardboard box. Check out more Berenstain Bears here.
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Early Readers For readers starting to read on their own with longer sentences and more advanced storylines. |
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I am a Leader! by Kelly Greenawalt This trio of stories starring Princess Truly, who helps her friends, her pug, and lost ducklings, promotes believing in yourself, building confidence and having a positive self-image. Check out the rest of the Princess Truly series here.
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Blink and Block Build a Fortby Vicky Fang In this STEM-inspired graphic novel for early readers, polar opposite robot friends Blick and Block must learn to compromise when competition gets in the way of them building a fort on the playground.
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Fall Leaf Project by Margaret McNamaraMrs. Connor's first grade class decides to send colorful fall leaves to students in another state where the leaves do not change color.
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A Poor Excuse for a Dragon by Geoffrey Hayes Tackling a challenging list of tasks to complete in order to become a successful dragon, Fred manages to swallow down three people despite his lack of enthusiasm for doing so and subsequently turns for help to a shepherd, a giant and a witch to get the people out of his tummy.
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Seashell Key by Lourdes HeuerFollows residents of Seashell Key as they welcome summer visitors to their coastal town.
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Mega Mole Girl Digs Deepby Thomas FlinthamIn Rue's new game Miss Business has captured Super Rabbit Boy and other superheroes for her collection, and it is up to Mega Mole Girl (and Rue) to find a way to rescue them from Miss Business's fortress.
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Reading for Our Lives: A Literacy Action Plan From Birth to Six by Maya Payne Smart Reading for Our Lives challenges the bath-book-bed mantra and the idea that reading aloud to our kids is enough to ensure school readiness. Instead, it gives parents easy, immediate, and accessible ways to nurture language and literacy development from the start. Through personal stories, historical accounts, scholarly research, and practical tips, this book presents the life-and-death urgency of literacy, investigates inequity in reading achievement, and illuminates a path to a true, transformative education for all. Check out additional school readiness tools like launchpads, kits, and picture books here!
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