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Fountas & Pinnell Leveled Literacy Intervention (LLI) Purple System Grade 5

Description: Leveled Literacy Intervention Purple System for Grade 5 by Fountas & Pinnell #kids #teachers


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Pacific Crossing

by Gary Soto

Fourteen-year-old Mexican American Lincoln Mendoza spends a summer with a host family in Japan, encountering new experiences and making new friends.

Date Added: 12/12/2018


Category: Level T, Fiction: Novel Study

Baseball in April and Other Stories

by Gary Soto

In this unique collection of short stories, the small events of daily life reveal big themes--love and friendship, youth and growing up, success and failure. Calling on his own experiences of growing up in California's Central Valley, poet Gary Soto brings to life the joys and pains of young people everywhere. The smart, tough, vulnerable kids in these stories are Latino, but their dreams and desires belong to all of us.

Date Added: 12/12/2018


Category: Level U, Fiction: Novel Study

Building Root City

by Victoria Smith

Building Root City by Victoria Smith illustrated by Craig Orback

Date Added: 02/19/2019


Category: Level R, Fiction: Realistic

Music to Our Ears

by Jack Silbert

Text Elements

Genre: Expository

Text Structures

Main: Chronological Sequence

Embedded: Categorical, Compare/ Contrast, Cause/Effect

Text Features: table of contents, headings, sidebars, glossary

Date Added: 08/07/2019


Category: Level R, Nonfiction: Expository

Shivers

by Pat Shmatz

Shivers by Pat Shmatz illustrated by Sally Wern Comport

Date Added: 02/15/2019


Category: Level S, Fiction: Fantasy/Short Stories

Mysterious Migrations

by Terry Miller Shannon

Text Elements

Genre: Expository/Biography

Text Structures

Main: Chronological Sequence

Embedded: Description, Problem/Solution, Cause/Effect

Text Features: table of contents, headings, photos, captions, map, sidebars

Date Added: 08/07/2019


Category: Level Q, Nonfiction: Expository/ Biography

Tamed

by Terry Shannon

Tamed How Cats Became Pets by Terry Miller Shannon

Date Added: 03/11/2019


Category: Level S, Nonfiction: Narrative

Ig Nobel: Laugh, Then Think

by Terry Shannon

The Ig Nobel ceremony gives prizes to people whose accomplishments are so weird that they make us laugh out loud and (at least sometimes) make us think, too.

Date Added: 08/13/2019


Category: Level R, Nonfiction: Expository

Finding Tasty Foods in Unlikely Places

by Terry Shannon

Luxury food from poop, spit, and dirt. Describes unusual foods from around the world, from bird's nest soup to truffle treasure.

Date Added: 08/13/2019


Category: Level R, Nonfiction: Expository

Bananas

by Terry Shannon

Bananas are one of the most popular fruits in the world, but it wasn't always that way. They were unknown by most people until two men figured out how to get the exotic fruit from the tropics to North American tables.

Date Added: 08/14/2019


Category: Level Q Narrative Nonfiction

Mama Miti

by Helen Scully

Text Elements

Genre: Biography

Text Structures

Main: Chronological Sequence

Embedded: Cause/Effect, Problem/ Solution

Text Features: table of contents, timeline, headings, photos, captions, map, labels, sidebars, diagram

Date Added: 08/07/2019


Category: Level W, Nonfiction: Biography

Katharina Grosse

by Helen Scully

When Katharina Grosse looks around, she assumes there are bright colors beneath every surface. A gray building, a street lamp, or a toll booth operator are all hiding a riot of color. In her paintings, Katharina turns the world inside out and invites her viewers to see their surroundings in a whole new way.

Date Added: 07/31/2019


Category: Level R Nonfiction: Persuasive

From Rocky Waters to a Smooth Finish

by Helen Scully

Born dark-skinned in South Africa and with a missing hip joint, Neal Petersen faced many challenges to achieve his dream of sailing around the world.

Date Added: 08/14/2019


Category: Level S Nonfiction: Biography

Christo and Jeanne-Claude

by Helen Scully

Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Art and the Environment by Helen Scully

Date Added: 02/20/2019


Category: Level T, Nonfiction: Biography

ToverQuest

by Pat Schmatz

ToverQuest by Pat Schmatz illustrated by Randy Gallegos

Date Added: 03/13/2019


Category: Level V, Fiction: Fantasy

Midnight Dare

by Pat Schmatz

Midnight Dare by Pat Schmatz, illustrated by Eric Freeberg.

IT'S MIDNIGHT... and something has happened to Owen's cousin. She's afraid of something. And he's afraid to rescue her.

Text Elements

  • Genre: Fiction, Realistic
  • Text Structure: Narrative
  • Book 56 Level Q
  • 1244 Total Running Words
  • Date Added: 03/13/2019


    Category: Level P, Fiction: Realistic

    Caught in the Rip

    by Pat Schmatx

    Caught in the Rip by Pat Schmatz

    Dangerous Water! A young dog is being pulled out to sea. Her master is desperate to save her. Will Mikki rescue them both, or will she get caught in the ocean current as well?

    Text Elements

  • Genre: Fiction, Realistic
  • Text Structure: Narrative
  • Book 50 Level Q
  • 1305 Total Running Words
  • Date Added: 03/13/2019


    Category: Level P, Fiction: Realistic

    Stanley Shadow Part-time Private Eye

    by Laura Salas

    Stanley Shadow, Part-time Private Eye by Laura Purdie Salas illustrated by Trystan Mitchell

    Date Added: 03/13/2019


    Category: Level S, Fiction: Fantasy/Mystery

    The Museum of Crime and History

    by Isabelle Rynging

    THE MUSEUM OF CRIME AND HORROR BY ISABELLE RYNGING ILLUSTRATED BY DUNCAN SMITH

    Date Added: 03/11/2019


    Category: Level W, Fiction: Realistic/Graphic

    Hallie's Song

    by Jill Rubalcaba

    Hallie's Song by Jill Rubalcaba Illustrated by Jan Feindt

    Date Added: 02/15/2019


    Category: Level T, Fiction: Realistic

    Naturally Sweet / Addicted to Sugar

    by Jesse Rodgis

    Two-Way Book: Naturally Sweet & Addicted to Sugar

    Date Added: 03/13/2019


    Category: Level U, Nonfiction: Persuasive

    Building Green Skyscrapers

    by Mary Reid

    People need skyscrapers. They hold hundreds of apartments and offices on a small piece of land. Instead of spreading homes, office buildings, and parking lots over acres of forest or prairie, skyscrapers leave much more of the natural world untouched.

    Date Added: 04/01/2019


    Category: Level V, Nonfiction: Expository

    The Stolen Bicycle

    by Belinda Ray

    The Stolen Bicycle by Belinda Ray illustrated by Norm Lanting It's a Mystery! SERIES

    Date Added: 02/15/2019


    Category: Level R, Fiction: Mystery

    Moriah the Strongheart

    by John Rawson

    Moriah the Strongheart by John Rawson illustrated by Will Sweeney

    Date Added: 03/13/2019


    Category: Level V, Fiction: Fantasy

    Student Test Prep Booklet

    by Fountas Pinnell

    Leveled Literacy Intervention PURPLE System Student Test Preparation Booklet Level T, Lessons 99-102

    Date Added: 03/11/2019


    Category: Level T, Lessons 99-102


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