[MOSAIC] Leveled books
Lisa Glos
waverlyk at comcast.net
Tue Apr 22 17:52:00 EDT 2008
This chart has a comparison of some of the main leveling systems. Hopefully it can help with some of the confusion of the different levels.
http://www.leveledreading.com/
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Lisa Glos
Patterson Park Public Charter School
Kindergarten/Baltimore, MD
waverlyk at comcast.net
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> One of the tricky things we've found is that so many people have their own
> leveling systems: F & P, Reading Recover, DRA, Wright Group, Calkins, so you
> have to be on the alert!? I guess the key is being sure the children understand
> about that 'just right book' and that what's 'just right' in one genre, might
> not be the same in another.?
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> A Field Guide to the Classroom Library (sold by level) is a new Lucy Calkins
> resource sold by Heinemann that I hope to order in my requisition. That should
> fit the bill quite nicely if it's all it seems to be.
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