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Mcquerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books New CCR Expectations McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books New CCR Expectations Lexile Codes Grade Band 11-CCR: 1215-1355 AD (Adult Directed) Grade Band 9-10: 1080-1305 GN (Graphic Novel) Grade Band 6-8 955-1155 HL (High-Low) Grade Band 4-5 770-980 IG (Illustrated Guide) Grade Band 2-3 450-790 NC (Non-Conforming NP (Non-Prose) BR (Beginging Reader) Brian's winter R 1140 Cartoons & animation M 1090 Under the royal palms T 1070 The last princess The story of Princess Ka'iulani of Hawaii R AD1040 Our friend the dolphin N 1040 Pigs might fly R 1030 In the line of fire: Eight women war spies S 1020 Exploring the Titanic Q 980 Wildlife watching P 980 Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day L AD970 American tall tales Q 970 Can I Bring My Pterodactyl to School Ms. Johnson? M NC970 Amazing Sharks! O 940 Listening to crickets R 930 The girl who chased away sorrow T 920 Mr. Popper's Penguins T 910 Sounder T 900 Blueberries for Sal M AD890 The adventures of the shark lady Q 890 The Magic School Bus Fact Finder Bats M 890 Encyclopedia Brown Takes the Cake! Q 880 Ishmaal and the glass horse O NC870 Balto and the Great Race P 870 The Hundred Dresses O 870 How flamingos come to have red legs L NC860 Favorite medieval tales Q 860 The star fisher S 850 Graffiti I 840 The popcorn book M AD830 Volcano The eruption and healing of Mount St. Helens T 830 And then what happened, Paul Revere R 830 The leaving morning I AD820 Who Grows Up in the Ocean L NC810 Break That Code M 810 If you lived with the Cherokee Q 800 Happy birthday Martin Luther King L 800 Losing Joe's Place T 790 Sleepers, wake T 790 Look What Came From Mexico O 780 McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books Disasters at Sea N 780 King Arthur and the Square Table M 770 Salsa stories S 760 Dog to the rescue T 750 Misty of Chincoteague S 750 Journey to Ellis Island R 750 Ramona's World Q 750 Ten Christmas tales O 750 The Paper Bag Princess K AD740 The Legend of the Bluebonnet O 740 The Story of Ruby Bridges O AD730 Cloudy with a chance of meatballs M AD730 In the year of the boar and Jackie Robinson S 730 The Littles and their amazing new friend M 730 Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters T AD720 Amber Brown is not a crayon N 720 The Big Snow K AD710 Teddy Bear's scrapbook S 710 The Adventures of Spider R 710 At home on a coral reef N AD700 Where are the wolves? T 700 Catwings S 700 Sarah Morton's Day Q 700 The Hundred Penny Box Q 700 Bermuda Triangle M 700 SOS Titanic T 690 Steal Away T 690 Snow Treasure R 690 LLama Pajamas P 690 Harriet's Hare O 690 Sweet Clara and the freedom quilt S AD680 Red leaf, yellow leaf J AD680 If you grew up with George Washington S 680 Charlotte's Web Q 680 I Have a Dream/The story of Martin Luther King Q 680 There's a Hamster in mhy Lunchbox Q 680 We'll never forget you, Roberto Clemente N 680 If you grew up with Abraham Lincoln P AD670 The Great Kapok Tree R 670 Class Clown Q 670 Berenstain Bear Scouts Ghost versus Ghost P 670 Amazing Dolphins! O 670 Amazing Gorillas! O 670 Commander Toad and the Planet of the Grapes K 670 A Pocket for Corduroy K AD660 Dear Mr. Blueberry K AD660 Nicketty-Nacketty Noo-Noo-Noo J AD660 McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books Bear's bargain J AD660 The story of Levi's T 660 Samuel's Choice S 660 Draw me a story R 660 The long walk home R 660 The trouble with Patrick R 660 Mary on Horseback Three mountain stories Q 660 Scooby-Doo! and the snow monster O 660 Who Was Anne Frank O 660 Badger in the basement L 660 From Broad Street to Beacon Hill : an Irish Immigrant Experience K 660 Wild wicked Winifred and horrible Hank I 660 Mail Carriers I 660 Howling hill T AD650 Boundless Grace M AD650 Phoebe the spy S 650 The canary caper O 650 No moon no milk N 650 A book about your skeleton M 650 Mummies and Pyramids M 650 Wild wicked Winifred and the sea serpent I 650 Dolphin's first day N AD640 Zlata's Diary T 640 Pirates Don't Wear Pink Sunglasses R 640 The Cat's meow O 640 A chair for my Mother M 640 Police Officers I 640 The broccoli tapes S 630 Day of the Blizzard Q 630 Owl Moon O 630 The most wonderful doll in the world O 630 The mystery on the train O 630 Mountain gorillas N 630 Listening to Whales Sing M 630 Mummies don't coach softball M 630 Kit learns a lesson J 630 Justin and the Best Biscuits in the World P 620 Have you seen birds? L AD610 Circle of Gold P 610 The Case of the Secret Message O 610 Ghouls don't scoop ice cream M 610 The Littles go to school M 610 Wild wicked Winifred and the treasure map I 610 Bessie Coleman S 600 Laughter is the best medicine Q 600 Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade Q 600 The Magic Squad and the Dog of Great Potential P 600 McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books Amber Brown I, Amber Brown N 600 Beware! It's Friday the 13th N 600 Fox in the Frost N 600 Knights and Castles M 600 The Littles and the lost children M 600 The Magic School Bus/The truth about bats M 600 Vampires don't wear polka dots M 600 The toy brother K AD590 If you give a moose a muffin J AD590 The Secret Soldier R 590 Abraham Lincoln/True stories about Q 590 Help! I'm trapped in the first day of summer camp Q 590 If you lived in Colonial Times P 590 Amazing Tigers! O 590 The Magic School Bus The Wild Whale Watch N 590 Pigsty M 590 The adventures of Granny Gatman M 590 Cam Jansen and the mystery of the circus clown L 590 The Little Island L 590 Wobbly Walruses K 590 Wild wicked Winifred and the pirates I 590 Sun and moon M AD580 The mitten M AD580 The way to Captain Yankee's K AD580 Teacher's Pet R 580 The magic school bus sees stars P 580 Elves don't wear hard hats M 580 The Littles and the terrible tiny kid M 580 Werewolves don't go to summer camp M 580 Kids care about sea animals L 580 Alligator Baby I 580 The True Story of The 3 little pigs Q AD570 Harry and Willy and Carrothead L AD570 What kind of baby-sitter is this? L AD570 Eureka! It's television! S 570 Five Brave Explorers Great Black Heroes P 570 Squirrels in the School N 570 Frankenstein doesn't plant petunias M 570 Scooby-Doo and the carnival creeper M 570 What zoo-keepers do M 570 Chester's way K 570 Why the sun and the moon live in the sky K 570 If you give a pig a pancake J 570 Wake me in spring J 570 Bakers I 570 School Principals I 570 Andrew's loose tooth I 570 McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books Veterinarians I AD560 Animorphs/The Message T 560 The secret P 560 Borreguita and the Coyote O 560 Playing with Dolphins N 560 Cam Jansen and the Chocolate fudge mystery L 560 Reduce, reuse, and recycle K 560 Mr. Putter and Tabby walk the dog J 560 Apples and pumpkins I AD550 Boomer's big surprise K AD500 Boomer's Big Surprise K AD500 City mouse-Country mouse J AD500 The snowy day J AD500 The kids from Quiller's Bend U 550 Bunnies in the Bathroom Q 550 Stone Fox P 550 Scooby Doo and the Toy Store Terror O 550 A pocketful of acorns M 550 Ghosts don't eat potato chips M 550 My family & the wasps M 550 Cam Jansen and the mystery of the stolen corn popper L 550 The Rough-Face Girl S AD540 A Bad Case of the Stripes P AD540 The day Jimmy's boa ate the wash K AD540 Earthquake! A story of Old San Francisco S 540 Hannah's helping hands P 540 Rock collecting P 540 Wanted Dead or Alive/ The Story of Harriet Tubman P 540 Ace crime detective O 540 Elaine and the Flying Frog O 540 Scooby-Doo and the groovy ghost O 540 Playground bully N 540 What am I made of? N 540 Playground Bully M 540 When Lightning Comes in a Jar M 540 Animal tracks L 540 The secret laundry monster files L 540 What floats? What sinks? K 540 I need a lunch box I AD530 The Chicago fire S 530 The bicycle book Q 530 Garbage Collectors I 530 Inside a rain forest M AD520 Scooby-Doo and the runaway robot O 520 97 Ways to Train a Dragon N 520 Song Lee and the I hate you notes N 520 The Littles take a trip M 520 McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books Wizards don't wear graduation gowns M 520 How to dig a hole to the other side to the world L 520 Twister Trouble L 520 Rise and shine, Mariko-chan K 520 The Case of the Disappearing Bones K 520 From Tadpole to Frog J 520 Auto Mechanics I 520 The big block of chocolate I AD510 Christopher Columbus P 510 The Magic School Bus/The Great Shark Escape O 510 After the dinosaurs N 510 A game for Jamie M 510 The absent author M 510 The Great Houdini M 510 Horrible Harry and the kickball wedding L 510 The puppy who wanted a boy L 510 Amalia and the grasshopper K 510 Pizza for everyone K 510 The big hungry bear, the little mouse, the red ripe strawberry I 510 Magic School Bus Inside the Earth P 500 Five True Dog Stories M 500 Scooby Doo and the Frankenstein Monster M 500 The empty envelope M 500 The Littles to the rescue M 500 Big old bones L 500 Gus & Gertie and the missing pearl L 500 Little penguin's tale L 500 Ruby the Copycat K 500 Henry and Mudge in puddle trouble J 500 The story of the White House S 490 The boxcar children O 490 Scooby-Doo and the howling wolfman N 490 The missing will N 490 The Wolves Ate My Homework N 490 The bears on Hemlock Mountain M 490 The Deadly Dungeon M 490 The Littles and the big storm M 490 Alexander and the wind-up mouse L 490 Cam Jansen and the triceratops pops mystery L 490 Mary Marony and the Chocolate Surprise L 490 Annie and the Wild Animals K 490 George the drummer boy K 490 Twisters! I 490 Plumbers I 490 City Green O AD480 The cat who wore a pot on hher head N AD480 Caps For Sale K AD480 McQuerry Elementary Lexile Levels and Books Madeline K AD480 Stone soup J AD480 Folktales from China Q 480 The junkyard dog Q 480 Fossils Tell of Long Ago P 480 Cam Jansen and the mystery of the gold coins L 480 Horrible Harry in room
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