Finding Leveled Books at the Glencoe Public Library Grades K-4
Did you know that the Glencoe Public Library has EARLY READERS color coded to help your child find books at their independent reading level?
GREEN DOTS- Are for beginning readers that need help with reading. Level Range- A-C
RED DOTS- Are for independent readers that still need some support. Level Range- D-F
BLUE DOTS- Are for independent readers that can read silently on their own. Level Range- G-I
YELLOW DOTS- Are for students reading early chapter books. Level Range- J- M
**Watch this short video on how to help your child use the 5 Finger Rule for selecting books at his/her independent reading level.
A Parent’s Part in Motivating Independent Reading
2020 Young Adult Choices Reading List from the International Literacy Association
When it comes to engaging your young adult with reading, we know the importance of choice. We know that when children can select the books they want to read, with topics in which they are truly interested, they are more likely not only to read them but also to understand and to reflect upon them. With that in mind, we are delighted to bring to you the 2019 Young Adults’ Choices Reading List. Share the list with your young adult and let them choose their next book.
Reading Fluency and Ways to Help Your Child at Home- K-5
As your child progresses through the grade levels you will hear a lot about your child’s reading fluency development from their classroom teacher. Click the link below for information about Reading Fluency and ways to help your child at home.
Fluency FAQs
Fluency
Fluency is the ability to read words accurately, with expression, and at the appropriate rate.
http://readwithme.cast.org/
This site includes several read aloud stories. (Grades K-3)
http://www.mightybook.com/MightyBook_free/Free_Stories_and_Songs.html
Action-packed colorfully illustrated read aloud stories. (Grades K-4)
What Makes Children Read Independently
Help build a great home library for your child. Click the link and then hit the “Get Started” tab to learn how. Build the Best Home Library for Your ChildThe Importance of an at Home Library
Tips For Reading With Your Child at Home-Grades K-8
Reading with parents and family members at home is one of the most important parts of a child’s literacy development. Even as your child grows older and becomes more independent, reading together at home can continue to be an engaging and meaningful experience. For specific tips on reading with your child at home throughout grades K-8, click on the link below. Tips_for_Reading_with_Your_Child_at_Home.pdf
Leveled Reading Book Lists K-4
During the summer it is important to provide your child access to high interest books at his/her independent reading level. Included below are links to books at independent reading levels C to Z. Many of these books are at the public library or the bookstore. Please check with their classroom teacher if you do not know your child’s independent reading level.
Leveled Book List- C to I
Leveled Book List- H to M
Leveled Book List- L to P
Leveled Book List- O to T
Leveled Book List- S to W
Leveled Book List- V to Z