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Skip to main navigation Skip to main content External Link External Tracking Link Internal Federated Link Internal Link * * * * * * * * * Member Login Order Now Free Trial About Reading A-Z * RESOURCES * ADD ONS * * Search Resources Search 0 resource | View in File Cabinet Save & Close BOOKS & PASSAGES * All Leveled Books * Fiction Series * Nonfiction Series * Classics * Genres * Close Read Passages NEED TO DETERMINE READING LEVELS? Start assessing students with Benchmark Passages and Benchmark Books. ALREADY USE ANOTHER LEVELING SYSTEM? Match up Learning A-Z Levels with our Correlation Chart. HOW DO WE MEASURE TEXT COMPLEXITY? Our Learning A-Z Text Leveling System explain quantitative and qualitative details of Spanish and English levels. 1. Home 2. Books & Passages 3. All Leveled Books ALSO AVAILABLE IN * Spanish * French * British English * Polish * Ukrainian * Vietnamese LEVELED BOOKS Ensure success in your classroom and beyond with engaging, developmentally appropriate leveled books at 29 reading levels. Graduated levels of difficulty build students' confidence while increasing comprehension and fluency. Key to any leveled reading program, leveled books support instruction in comprehension, vocabulary, close reading of text, and more. More About Leveled Books × * Why Leveled Books * How To Use * Leveled Book Formats * Leveled Book Support Resources RELATED INFORMATION * Assessing a Student's Level * Learning A-Z Text Leveling System * Level Correlation Chart * Books by Skills Chart WHY USE READING A-Z LEVELED BOOKS Reading A-Z's English leveled books have been carefully written in accordance with standardized Learning A-Z Text Leveling System and quality checked with custom software. Leveled books are available in a wide variety of fiction and nonfiction genres and strengthen connections in literacy and content-area instruction. Many are also available in Spanish, French, British English, Polish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. HOW BOOKS ARE LEVELED Leveled books can be used with the whole class, and in small-group or independent instruction. This approach recognizes that a wide range of reading needs exist within any grade level or age group. Students are able to work with texts that are appropriate for their specific needs. Leveled Book Support Resources include lessons, worksheets, discussion cards, and comprehension Quick Check quizzes to support and guide instruction. Some leveled books are also supported by fluency practice passages, reader's theater scripts, a writer's response activity, a literature circle journal, or might be part of a paired book set or other collection. ALL the resources that support a book can be found on its home page. LEVELED BOOK FORMATS Reading A-Z leveled books come in an array of options to meet independent, small-group, and whole-class objectives. Printable Books for use in class or to send home for practice can be printed in color, black and white, and as single-sided or double-sided. Projectable Books integrate technology and reading curriculum. ALL books are available in this format for digital projectors and interactive whiteboards. Projectable Book Tips show educators various ways to meet literacy goals for fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, grammar, and more. Multilevel Books allow students who read at different levels to enjoy the same book. One option for using multilevel books is to group students according to skill level. However, it is critical to introduce comprehension skills, phonics, and word attack strategies to all students. Pocketbooks fit in a pocket—the perfect size for students to take home for additional reading practice or to make notes or reinforce grammar skills. Wordless books allow students to use imagination to tell their own story with a book's illustrations or support retelling of the original text at Levels aa-J. The Wordless Book Lesson provides suggested skills and strategies. LEVELED BOOK LESSONS * Leveled Book Lessons combine the content of the Guided Reading Lesson and the Lesson Supplement. * A Focus Question drives instruction and allows for a deeper understanding of the text, while yielding high-order thinking. * A concise three-page lesson provides guidance for the teacher. * Reading strategies and comprehension skills help support students before, during, and after they read. * Text-dependent questions require students to cite evidence from one or more sections of the text to formulate responses. * Extension activities build phonological awareness, phonics, and grammar and mechanics skills. * Book connection activities provide cross-curricular opportunities in writing, math, science, or social studies. GUIDED READING LESSONS * Each leveled book is accompanied by a multiple-page lesson. * Strategies help teachers introduce the book and build background. * Reading Strategies and Comprehension Skills support students while they read. * Questions promote after-reading discussions and quick skill lessons build language arts skills, including phonological awareness, phonics, high-frequency words, word structure and meaning, and grammar and mechanics. * Extension activities link to writing and other curriculum areas, such as math, science, and social studies. Up to four worksheets on comprehension and other literacy skills support each lesson. One worksheet is often a graphic organizer designed to engage students in the reading process. LESSON SUPPLEMENT The most popular books at each level have a supplemental lesson. These plans are in addition to the regular guided reading lessons that accompany each book. The Lesson Supplements are designed to support teachers in meeting objectives around academic vocabulary, text-dependent questions, and a constructed response to reading based on a key question. Text-dependent questions require students to cite evidence from the text and are constructed at three levels of analysis: * Level 1: Evidence to construct an answer is found in one place within the text * Level 2: Evidence to construct an answer is gathered from several places within the text * Level 3: Evidence to construct an answer comes from both the text and experience, requiring an inference or conclusion to be made QUICK CHECKS FOR ASSESSING LEVELED BOOK COMPREHENSION Comprehension Quizzes are a fast, easy way to assess how well students comprehend their reading and are great resources for text-dependent questions. Multiple-choice questions encompass a range of cognitive rigor and depth of knowledge. Quizzes at Level C and above also include at least one extended response, or essay, question, that require students to answer in writing an open-ended question using sound reasoning. The questions encourage critical and inferential thinking and allow teachers to measure skills that are difficult to assess with multiple-choice questions. Quick Check Comprehension Quizzes accompany every leveled book from Level A to Level Z and most of the serial books. DISCUSSION CARDS Discussion Cards promote critical thinking, collaboration, and discussion among small groups or entire classes of students. Many discussion questions focus on text-dependent questions. Each discussion card is tagged with the specific reading skill it targets. These include such skills as: * Compare and contrast * Cause and effect * Make inferences/draw conclusions * Analyze and evaluate ENGLISH BOOKS AND LEVELING Reading A-Z's Authentic English Leveled Books have been carefully written in accordance with standardized Leveling Criteria and quality checked with custom software. English Translated Leveled Books were created by reviewing the English and English leveling criteria as part of the translation process. Some books might have English levels that vary slightly from the English level. Because Learning A-Z's translations mirror the content and structure of the original text while reflecting the natural flow of the target language and incorporating developmentally appropriate sentence structure and vocabulary, a English translation's final level will be accurate for students learning to read in English. ENGLISH TRANSLATED LEVELED BOOK LESSON IDEAS Each small group reading session takes about 15 to 25 minutes and emphasizes higher-order thinking skills while providing the opportunity for deeper understanding of the text. Students are placed in similar-ability groups and given developmentally appropriate books to read. The teacher monitors and guides each student's reading as needed. Discussion follows, and each student keeps the book to read repeatedly. Subsequent lessons at the lower levels usually use an entirely new book. The English lesson plan can provide ideas or support during instruction of the English book. BENCHMARK ASSESSMENTS Go to Benchmark Passages Go to Benchmark Books Go To The Book Add To... Add Resource Cancel SELECT READING LEVELS * Level aa * Level A * Level B * Level C * Level D * Level E * Level F * Level G * Level H * Level I * Level J * Level K * Level L * Level M * Level N * Level O * Level P * Level Q * Level R * Level S * Level T * Level U * Level V * Level W * Level X * Level Y * Level Z * Level Z1 * Level Z2 Filter these books Fiction Nonfiction/ Informational In Multilevel Set With Wordless With Read and Color With Literature Circle Journals With Reader's Theater Script With Writer's Response With Leveled Book Lesson With Guided Reading Lesson With Lesson Supplement SHOWING 2613 OF 2613 BOOKS Sort by Alphabetical A to ZAlphabetical Z to AMost PopularNewest Books First View * AA LEVEL AA VIEW LEVEL AA FEATURES AND CHART * aa Lexile BR70L At the Lake Fiction Realistic * aa Lexile BR50L The Backyard Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR20L The Baseball Game Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile 20L Big Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile 0L The Birthday Party Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR80L Black Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR50L Blue Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile 10L The Book Fiction Realistic * aa Lexile BR20L The Bookstore Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR60L The Chicken Nonfiction Informational * aa Lexile BR30L Christmas Eve Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR40L City Street Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR10L The City Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile 0L The Classroom Nonfiction Factual Description * aa Lexile 30L The Coast Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile 10L Colorful Eggs Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR90L Counting Bugs Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR60L Counting Letters Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR10L Farm Animals Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR40L Fido Gets Dressed Fiction Personal Recount * aa Lexile 0L The Fort Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR30L The Garden Nonfiction Informational * aa Lexile BR30L Go, Go, Go Fiction Fantasy * aa Lexile BR40L Good Night Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR50L Green Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR10L In Fiction Fantasy * aa Lexile BR50L It Is Fall Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR110L Jump Over Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR60L Jungle Friends Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR40L Little Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile 40L Lunch at School Nonfiction Informational * aa Lexile 20L The Market Nonfiction Informational * aa Lexile BR90L Mom Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR10L The Movie Fiction Concept * aa Lexile 80L My Bath Fiction Concept * aa Lexile 0L My Closet Fiction Concept * aa Lexile 80L My Easter Fiction Concept * aa Lexile 40L My Family Fiction Personal * aa Lexile 30L My Garden Fiction Concept * aa Lexile BR80L My Gift for Mom Fiction Realistic * aa Lexile 10L My Hanukkah Fiction Realistic * aa Lexile BR70L My School Bus Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR40L Nap Time Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR50L One Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR80L Two Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR60L Three Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR60L Four Nonfiction Concept * aa Lexile BR10L Five Nonfiction Concept * Previous * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 * 7 * 8 * ... * 55 * Next top INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT STANDARDS AND CORRELATIONS * U.S. State Standards * Common Core Standards * International Standards * Reading Series * Curricula and Assessments * Language Proficiency Standards * EL Education Correlations * NWEA MAP® Growth™ Instructional Connection * Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2022 ALL ABOUT LEVELING * Learning A-Z Text Leveling System * Level Correlation Chart * About Spanish Leveling * Stages of Development * Assessing a Student's Level * About Running Records * Taking a Running Record * Marking a Running Record * Scoring and Analyzing a Running Record PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT * Live Webinars Opens a new page * Recorded Webinars Opens a new page * Video Library * Breakroom Opens a new page INSTRUCTIONAL TOOLS * File Cabinet Feature * Projectables * Books by Skills Chart * Research and Efficacy * * Incentives & Awards * Pre-K Tip Sheets * Response to Intervention * Special Education * Balanced Literacy * Structured Literacy * Reading A-Z Support for ELLs * ELL Frameworks and Contributors WHAT'S POPULAR * Most Popular Books * Resource Calendar * Hot Search Topics SIGN UP TO RECEIVE OUR ENEWS, UPDATES, AND OFFERS. 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