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Fountas & Pinnell Grade 3

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The Nightingale

by Hans Christian Andersen

When a nightingale flies into the palace gardens, the king is so enchanted by her song that he places her next to his throne. But one day, the king receives a gift - a bird made of gold. Dazzled by its beauty, he begins to ignore the nightingale.

Date Added: 08/02/2018


Mountains Hills and Cliffs

by Jan Anderson

Mountains, Hills, and Cliffs by Jan Anderson

Date Added: 03/21/2018


Rivers, Streams, and Lakes

by Jan Anderson

Rivers, Streams, and Lakes by Jan Anderson

Date Added: 03/14/2018


Waterfalls, Glaciers, and Avalanches

by Jan Anderson

This text focuses upon the movement and flow of water, ice and snow, and how this affects the environment and the lifestyles of the people who live there. Text forms include a labelled diagram, a diary excerpt and a newspaper report.

Date Added: 08/24/2018


Train Music

by Kaye Baillie

Martin would do just about anything than speak in front of people. It's his biggest fear. He is so relieved when the school bell rings and he can forget about his class speech until next semester.While travelling on a train to the city for a vacation, Martin makes a new friend. Melina is fundraising for her deaf and blind school, and has organised a singing contest on the train. Martin really likes Melina, and doesn't want to hurt her feelings, but he just can't get up there and sing in front of all those people.

Date Added: 07/31/2018


H For Horrible

by Chris Bell

Joss wouldn't have believed she and Hannah could become such good friends--not when things had started so badly. Now they seem to have so much in common. Plus they are both fans of the same band! So when Joss wins tickets to the Raging Bandits concert, she invites her new friend to go with her.

When Hannah arrives for the weekend, Joss is surprised. Hannah isn't at all like she seemed in her e-mails. And that's not the only surprise.

Date Added: 03/13/2018


How People Move Around

by Linda Bruce

How People Move Around by Linda Bruce

Date Added: 03/13/2018


Survivors in the Frozen North

by Beverley Randell and Julian Bruere

This story is based on the factual behaviour of polar bears in the Arctic region. The three chapters describe how two cubs, at three months, six months and two years, survive the freezing conditions of the North Pole.

Date Added: 08/24/2018


The Man Who Sat in the Park

by Louise Schofield and Suzie Byrne

Bradley becomes friendly with Stan, an old homeless man in the park. Bradley volunteers to help at the men’s shelter and finds out more about his new friend. Stan makes Bradley a paper boat to sail in the park pond. One day, Stan doesn’t show up in the park and Bradley discovers he has been taken to hospital. When Stan dies, Bradley’s parents give him a model boat to remind him of his friend.

Date Added: 08/24/2018


The Flower Necklace

by Pauline Cartwright

Cousin Tonya has come to live with Ruth and her mom in the city. Ruth adores Tonya's beautiful flower necklace and knows how special it is. But she takes it outside anyway to show it off. Then the necklace breaks and most of the beads are lost forever. Ruth has never felt so terrible about anything before. Having broken the necklace is bad enough, but even worse is the fact that she's broken the trust Tonya shared with her.

Date Added: 08/02/2018


Miss Thackery and the Bee

by Pauline Cartwright

Jaron loves music. One day he wants to play guitar in a band. But for now, Dad wants him to learn the piano. Jaron doesn't mind (that much) - but his stern-looking piano teacher terrifies him. Until one day, a bee comes along, and Jaron realizes that Miss Thackery is a perfectly nice person after all.

Date Added: 03/15/2018


Ben's Tune

by Diana Chase and Pat Reynolds

Ben was born with one hand much smaller than the other. But this doesn't stop him thumping out tunes on the piano. The problem is that music teachers won't give Ben a chance to prove how well he can play.

Date Added: 03/19/2018


Earthquakes And Tsunamis

by Mary Draper

A series of meticulously leveled fiction and nonfiction texts use recurring characters and authentic story lines that ignite student interest while systematically building high-frequency words and reading skills.

Date Added: 03/20/2018


Storms

by Mary Draper

A series of meticulously leveled fiction and nonfiction texts use recurring characters and authentic story lines that ignite student interest while systematically building high-frequency words and reading skills.

Date Added: 03/13/2018


Volcanoes and Geysers

by Mary Draper

This text introduces children to volcanoes and volcanic activity. It also describes the effect of volcanic activity upon the environment. Other text forms include diagrams, explanations and a newspaper report.

Date Added: 08/24/2018


The Highway Turtles

by Corinne Fenton and Jenny Mountstephen

The story of a family of turtles which are in danger of being displaced by new construction. Individual Student Edition Gold (levels 21-22)

Date Added: 08/24/2018


The Bicycle Book

by Anna Fern

A bicycle is a freedom machine. When you ride a bike, you don't have to rely on other people to get around.This book will help you learn about the different parts of a bike, safety clothing and equipment, road rules, and how to be a safe, confident cyclist. So get ready, get set, and go with The Bicycle Book.

Date Added: 08/01/2018


Androcles and the Lion

by Jenny Giles

Androcles and the Lion Retold by Jenny Giles Illustrated by Loma Tilders

Date Added: 03/13/2018


The Ant and the Grasshopper

by Jenny Giles and Pat Reynolds

The Ant and the Grasshopper: An Aesop's Fable

Date Added: 07/18/2018


King Midas and the Golden Touch

by Jenny Giles

Retelling of the tale in which a king finds himself bitterly regretting the consequences of his wish that everything he touches would turn to gold. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Date Added: 03/19/2018


Whirlwind

by Mike Graf

One windy day, when Matt and Dad are flying Matt's kite, Whirlwind, they see some storm clouds approached. The sky grows darker, and thunder rumbles in the distance. A small piece of cloud starts spinning down towards the ground. Dad realizes that this is no ordinary storm. "That's a full-blown tornado!" he cries.

Date Added: 08/06/2018


Lizard Tongue

by Brenda Gurr and Diana Platt

Charlie is thrilled to be chosen to play at the concert hall with Mr. Chadwick, a famous pianist. There are two problems though. The first is the other girl who has been chosen--Sasha Wheatley. The other problem is Charlie's tongue--her lizard tongue.

Date Added: 03/14/2018


Tiny Dinosaurs

by Heather Hammonds and Jenny Mountstephen

Grace and Amy are twins while planning a science project, they are reminded that small animals can die if they are removed from their natural environment.

Date Added: 08/24/2018


Falcon

by Stephen Harrison

Carlos and Ricky arrive at a campsite with their father, where they discover a large injured bird. Dad identifies it as a falcon and he calls a nearby rescue center. Max and Lisa, from Raptor Center, put the falcon in a cage and take it back with them. The falcon does well and Max suggests the boys come to watch the release of the falcon in a few weeks. Later, the boys and their parents go to the place where the bird will be released. Their father tells them they should feel proud about helping to save the falcon, which flies off into the distance.

Date Added: 08/24/2018


Jordan and the Northside Reps

by Stephen Harrison

Jordan and the Northside Reps by Stephen Harrison.

Date Added: 03/19/2018



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