s were designed for readers to explore multiple genres as they develop their fluency skills. Genre books expand a reader's world view, and allowing students to self-select their reading material stimulates their understanding of literature and ideas. These novels deal with mature themes involving culturally diverse characters.
Questions at the end of each title promote cognitive development by making students think about vocabulary, comprehension, character, and plot. Students will be able to apply the same skills and strategies to other types of genres, such as plays, poetry, informational text, and more.
(Lexile 380L 470L)
Titles include: A Horse Called Courage, Planet Doom, The Terrible Orchid Sky, Up Rattler Mountain, and Who Has Seen the Beast?
(Lexile Level: 350L 380L)
Titles include: The Case of the Bad Seed, The Case of the Cursed Chalet, The Case of the Dead Duck, The Case of the Wanted Man, and The Case of the Watery Grave.
(Lexile Level: 350L 430L)
Titles include: The Hunter, Once Upon a Crime, Whatever Happened to Megan Marie?, When Sleeping Dogs Awaken, and Where's Dudley?
(Lexile Level: 380L 430L)
Titles include: Bugged!, Escape from Earth, Flashback, Murray's Nightmare, and Under Siege.
(Lexile Level: 340L 380L)
Titles include: A Deadly Game, An Eye for an Eye, I Spy, e-Spy, Scavenger Hunt, and Tuesday Raven.
(Lexile Level: 370L 410L)
Titles include: Boneyard, The Cold, Cold Shoulder, The Girl Who Had Everything, Hamlet's Trap, and Roses Red as Blood.
This program is ideal for:
- Special Education / Special Needs
- Struggling Learners
- Students-at-Risk
- Learning Disabled
- Remedial Education
- Differentiated Education
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