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"Where was Kenya, anyway?" A reluctant learner gets an interesting lesson.
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A girl enjoys decorating the tree with her mother in this realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"Jessica pulled the covers up over her head and tried to get back to sleep." A realistic fiction reading comprehension about a spelling bee, with a "do your best!" moral.
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Kathryn is happy because today is Tuesday and she has a spelling test.
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Mrs. Honey Bunny has a lot to do, getting her six little bunnies ready for school.
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Lacey has puppies--now there are two new members of the family!
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Amelia is bored, bored, bored... until she has the great idea of a tea party for her toys.
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Bobby Bear spends the weekend after Thanksgiving Christmas shopping with his grandparents. This Christmas-themed mini-unit features a reading comprehension, crossword puzzle, and more.
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[member-created with abctools] Poem about a speedy delivery truck ("Some trucks go vroom!") in a delivery truck-shaped shapebook. Easy reader for kids that love trucks.
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"My dad, little sister and I saw a big balloon at the picnic." A very short reading comprehension.
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Miss Lucy is a dog that gets into trouble. A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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Mindy's day becomes less boring when she decides to make pictures.
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"I like to play in the snow."
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"Our art class is having a contest." A short reading comprehension.
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Rick admires his big sister, Robin, and her amazing skateboarding abilities! Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
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Ansley is so fond of flowers that her father nicknames her "the flower princess"!
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Bobby Bear's field trip to a farm leads him to an unusual friend. This holiday-themed lesson includes a reading comprehension, a crossword puzzle, and a word search.
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"Which two Beechams do a chore on Tuesday and Saturday?" Read the chart and answer the questions about the Beecham family chores.
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A set of exercises for the book, Fox at School, by Edward Marshall, with matching, word unscramble, cut and paste, writing exercises and a word search and crossword puzzle.
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"I wish for sunny skies." This fictional reading comprehension about wishes comes with open ended questions for students to discuss their own wishes.
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"Phil the ground hog had been sleeping in his snug underground burrow since November." A fictional reading comprehension for Groundhog Day.
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"The children ran around the park playing hide-and-seek." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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"I love learning about all these things, but I like art class best of all when we make the art ourselves." Realistic fiction with multiple choice comprehension questions.
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Story about a boy who loves to draw, and short essay-style comprehension questions.
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"Mrs. Taylor is my favorite teacher." A realistic fiction reading comprehension about a third grade teacher.
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Questions about friendship for extended writing or discussion after reading E.B. White's "The Trumpet of the Swan."
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"Scooter was a very nice dog." A fictional reading comprehension.
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Lucky Leprechaun wants to go to the St. Patrick's Day Parade. But first, he has to get his chores done. Will he make it?
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Mrs. Minter is the third grade computer teacher. She knows how to make learning fun!
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Fourth grader Ana enjoys reading so much that she won the reading award at her school.
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In the winter, the fairies sleep. But in the summer, they come out to dance. Welcome the summer with this playful reading comprehension.
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A reading comprehension about the beauty of fall leaves. Includes a worksheet for students to identify five basic leaves.
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Charlie loves Easter! You'll see why- with this reading comprehension, word search, crossword puzzle, and writing activity.
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A Halloween-themed reading comprehension about a little girl's first Halloween...and a scary surprise!
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A funny fiction tale of a knobby-kneed knight, followed by comprehension questions.
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A one page realistic fiction selection about a girl for whom a foreign language comes in handy; this reading comprehension activity is followed by 6 multiple choice questions and 4 questions that require brief written responses. It works alone or with Level 2, Unit 11 spelling.
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It was Linda's birthday. Fictional story about a birthday joke; this reading comprehension works alone or with Level 2, unit 14 spelling.
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"I love the crack of a bat hitting a ball." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
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"I love running across the court to return a serve." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice questions.
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"Jada and Jessie are twins." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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