Check out our latest FREE literacy screener for grades 3-12! The Adolescent Assessment of Literacy (AAL) is an online adaptive screener developed by NCIL to be used during the fall semester. Follow the link below to learn more and access the screener.
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Electric Company Half Pipe Hoverball
Electric Company Half Pipe Hoverball
Source: PBS Kids
Author: Not available
Ages: 5,6,7,8
Genre: Not available
Theme(s): Not available
This fast-paced game has children practicing vowel sounds and consonant groups in a fast paced game. Each of the rounds focuses on two different vowel sounds.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Squish!
Squish!
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Holly Hartman
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Colors, Vocabulary
Find out what happens when colors mix together, with a surprise ending.
Parent Guide: Not available
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We Can Do Anything!
We Can Do Anything!
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Jean Anne Clyde
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Fun with Friends
A group of friends make their own outdoor fun together.
Parent Guide: Not available
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My Family
My Family
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Gwen Lawrence
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Family Togetherness
This is a simple languge learner, about the most important people in a child’s life. Use each page to talk about your own family members, and how your family is alike and different from the family in the book.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Can You See the Wind?
Can You See the Wind?
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Rachael Martinez
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Reading for Pleasure
Windmills, chimes and sailboats make the air come alive in this book. Lively language helps children use their senses to fully experience wind.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Our Trip to Denver Zoo
Our Trip to Denver Zoo
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Molly Maloy
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Zoo Activities, Denver Zoo
Come along on a trip to see many animals who live at Denver Zoo.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Underneath the Juniper Tree
Underneath the Juniper Tree
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Zaiga Cress
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Trees, Outdoor Activities
A family explores nature together in their own backyard.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Amazing Amphibians
Amazing Amphibians
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Rachel Rommel-Crump
Ages: 7, 8, 9
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Amphibians, Animals, Animal Habitats
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Parent Guide: Not available
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If I Could Be Purple
If I Could Be Purple
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Phoebe McGuffee
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Fantasy
Theme(s): Colors, Imagination
Do you know someone who loves the color purple? This book might help you understand why!
Parent Guide: Not available
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Big Storms
Big Storms
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Will McKay
Ages: 7, 8, 9
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Types of Weather, Storms
Are you a weather watcher? This book helps name and describe different kinds of storms that come our way.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Monarchs and Milkweed
Monarchs and Milkweed
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Mackenzie Mathur and Laura Batt
Ages: 7, 8, 9
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Butterfly Lifecycle, Animals
Monarchs have a special relationship with the milkweed plant. Learn how this common wildflower helps these special butterflies survive.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Three Sisters Soup
Three Sisters Soup
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Holly Hartman
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Food Preparation, Recipes
Growing your own food is a great way to help your child connect with nature and learn patience. This book tells about a very old way of growing plants together.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Where is the Vaquita?
Where is the Vaquita?
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Sandra Elvin and Debborah Luke
Ages: 7, 8, 9
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Vacquita, Animal Habitats
Learn about the habits and habitat of the smallest and most endangered marine mammal.
Parent Guide: Not available
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Where Do You See Letters?
Where Do You See Letters?
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Holly Hartman
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Letter Recognition
Young children need help to distinguish numbers from letters, and this book is a great starting place!
Parent Guide: Not available
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Farm Tractors at Work
Farm Tractors at Work
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Bill Bremer
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Types of Machines, Vocabulary
Do you wonder what it’s like to drive a big, brightly colored tractor around the field all day? Read about all the jobs these hard working machines can do
Parent Guide: Not available
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Go Fish
Go Fish
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Bill Bremer
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Nonfiction
Theme(s): Fishing, Outdoor Activities
Fishing is a great way to get the family outside; all you need is a line, a pole and a fishing hole. Go Fish!
Parent Guide: Not available
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Parts of Me
Parts of Me
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Holly Hartman
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Body Parts, Vocabulary
Learn the names of different parts of your body, along with a lively friend.
Parent Guide: Not available
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How Many Friends Can You Count?
How Many Friends Can You Count?
Source: Unite For Literacy
Author: Holly Hartman
Ages: 4, 5, 6
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Theme(s): Friendships, School Activities
Practice counting along with these friends who play and learn together.
Parent Guide: Not available
