Beginning Readers

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Do you visit the library often? Do you have a 4 or 5 year old child? If you answered yes to both of those questions, you may enjoy trying this sample.

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These are the first four books on the “My Book Boost” list, which is a list of library books for kids to read. The list starts with the easiest and the books get increasingly more difficult as you move up the levels. It is ideal for kids entering K next year or kids who are currently in Kindergarten. I am a former teacher who leveled these books with a leveling system I created myself to use with the students I tutor.

The first four books on the list (and comprehension questions) are:

Ball by Mary Sullivan

•What happened at the end?
•Would you like to read this book again sometime?

 

Hug by Jez Alborough

•Who was the monkey looking for?
•Did you look closely at any part of the book to better understand what was happening?

 

25 Mammals Every Child Should Know by Jim Arnosky

•What does “human” mean?
•Which one of these creatures was in the book? snake, goldfish, squirrel

 

Picture This…  by Alison Jay

•What is a tortoise?
•What was your favorite part of this book?

The sample is also available in a printable form in my TpT store here.

If you and your child enjoyed these books, feel free to check out the complete list with levels 1-15. It will help them build confidence as a reader!

~Carrie

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