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Hoppy Summe? Readingl Hoppy Summe? Readingl (book levels incresse with letter level) The First Grade Teachers All By Myself Mayer, Mercer 1.28 Big Egg Cox, Molly 1.28 Circus Fun Hillert, Margaret 1.28 Dog and Cat Fehner, Pauk t.28 Fire! Fire! Said Mrs.McGuire Martin, Bill 1.28 Five Little Monkeys...Jumping on the Bed Christelow, Eileen 1.28 Five Silly Fishermen Edwards, Roberta 1.28 Flying Crews, Donald 1.28 Foot Book, The Seuss, Dr. 1.28 Funny Man, A Jenson, Patricia 1.28 Get Lost Becka Simon, Shirley 1.28 Go, Dog, Go Eastman, Philip D. t.28 Goldilocks and the Three Bears Miles, Betty t.28 Gum on the Drum Start to Read 1.28 Happy Birthday, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret 1.28 Help for Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret 1.28 Here Are My Hands Martin, Bill 1.28 Hi, Clouds Greene, Carol r.28 Hungry Billy Goat Milios, Rita et al: Rookie Reader 1.28 I Am Not a Dinosaur Packard, Mary t.28 I Like it When Murphy, Mary 1.28 I Love Cats Matthias, Catherine 1.28 If I Were an Ant Moses, Amy t.28 Inside, Outside, Upside down Berenstain, Stan & Jan 1.28 It Looked Like Spilt Milk Shaw, Charles 1.28 Just Like Me Neasi, Barbara 1.28 Larry and the Cookie McDaniel, Becky:Rookie Reader 1.28 Let's Go, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret 1.28 Little Cowboy and the Big Cowboy Hillert, Margaret 1.28 Little Runaway Hillert, Margaret t.28 Machines at Work Barton, Byron 1.28 Merry Christmas, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret 1.28 Mike's First Haircut Gordon, Sharon 1.28 Mike's New Bike Greydanus, R. 1.28 Morris the Moose Wiseman, Bernard t.28 Nose Book, The Perkins, Al t.28 Oh A-Hunting We V/ill Go Langstaff, John r.28 Oh, Cats Buck, Nola 1.28 Oh, No, Sherman! Erickson.Betty 1.28 Pet That I Want, the Packard, Mary t.28 So Sick! Ziefert, Harriet 1.28 Spring is Here Gomi, Taro 1.28 Sunshine, Moonshine Armstrong, Jennifer r.28 Sweet Potato Pie Rockwell, Anne 1.28 Taking Care of Rosie Salem, Llynn & Stewart,J 1.28 There Were Ten in the Bed Adams, P. 1.28 This Old Man Adams, P. 1.28 Wake up Sun Harrison, David 1.28 Where,s Spot? Hill, Eric 1.28 Who Am I? Christensen, Nancy 1.28 Woosh! Melser, June 1.28 Yellow Boat Hillert, Margaret t.28 Zoo in V/illy's Bed, The Stumman, Gorman, 1.28 Across the Stream Ginsburg, Mirra 1.42 Amy Loves the Wind Hoban, Julia t.42 Are You My Mommy? Diks, Carla 1.42 Are you There Bear? Maris, Ron 1.42 Beep, Beep Gregorich, Barbara 1.42 Big Bird's Copycat Day Lemer, Sharon 1.42 Birthday in the Woods, A Salem, Llynn & Stewart,J 1.42 Bread, Bread, Bread Morris, Ann 1.42 Bright Eyes, Brown Skin Hudson, C. 1.42 Bubble Trouble Packard, Mary t.42 Bug, Bear and a Boy, A McPhail, David t.42 Caps, Hats Socks and Mittens Borden, Louise 1.42 Cat Games Ziefert, Harriet 1.42 Cat Goes Fiddle-I-Fee Galdone, Paul 1.42 Clifford's Christmas Bridwell, Norman 1.42 Clifford's Puppy Days Bridwell, Norman 1.42 Color of his Own Lionni, Leo 1.42 Cookie's Week Ward Cindy 1.42 Curious George and the P izza Rey, Margaret 1.42 Dark, Da¡k Tale Brown, Ruth 1.42 Dear Zoo Campbell, R. 1.42 Dozen Dogs, A Ziefert, Harriet 1.42 Foolish Goose Simon, Shirley 1.42 Going for a Walk De Regniers, B. 1.42 Harry Takes a Bath Ziefert, Harriet t.42 Have You Seen the Crocodile? West, Colin 1.42 Here Comes A Bus Ziefert, Harriet 1.42 Hooray For Snail Stadler, John 1.42 I AmAn Apple Marzollo, Jean 1.42 I Need You, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret 1.42 I Want a Pet Gregorich, Barbara 1.42 I'm a Seed Marzollo, Jean 1.42 Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox Maccarone, Grace 1.42 It's a Perfect Day Pizer, Abigail 1.42 Johnny Lion's Rubber Boots Hurd, Edith Thacher r.42 Jump Frog, Jump Kalan, R. 1.42 Just Like Daddy Asch, Frank 1.42 Lady with the Alligator Purse, the Westcott, Nadine r.42 Mama Cat Has Three Kittens Fleming, Denise t.42 MamaZooms Cowen-Fletcher Jane 1.42 Marmalade's Nap Wheeler, Cindy 1.42 Marmalade's Snowy Day Wheeler, Cindy 1.42 Missing Tarts, The Hennessy, B. G. 1,.42 Monster Math Picnic MacCarone, Grace 1.42 One Gorilla Morozumi, Atsuko 1.42 Pardon? Said the Giraffe West, Colin r.42 PizzaParly Maccarone, Grace 1.42 Pumpkin, Punpkin Titherington,Jeanne r.42 Roll Over! Peek, Merle 1.42 Rosie's Walk Hutchins, Pat t.42 Sam the Sca¡ecrow Gordon, Sharon 1.42 shhh Henkes, Kevin 1.42 Skating on Thin Ice Everett 1.42 Sly Fox and Red Hen Hunia, Fran 1.42 Soccer Game Maccarone, Grace 1.42 Teeny Tiny Woman O'Connor Jane 1.42 Ten Bears in My Bed Mack, Stan t.42 Ten Black Dots Crews, Donald 1.42 Thank You Nicky Ziefert, Harriet 1.42 Tiger is a Scardy Cat Phillips, Joan r.42 Up, Up and Away Hillert, Margaret 1.42 What is That! Said the Cat Maccarone, Grace 1.42 'Who Goes to School? Hillert, Margaret 1.42 Who Will Be My Friends? Hoff, Syd t.42 Yellow Boat, the Hillert, Margaret t.42 Alligator Shoes Dorros, Arthur 1.56 Andi's Wool Cox, Rhonda 1.56 Big Fat Worm, The Van Laan, Nancy 1.56 Biscuit Capucilli, Alllyssa 1.56 Biscuit Finds a Friend Capucilli, Alllyssa 1.56 Boris Bad Enough Kraus, Robert r.56 Buzz Said the Bee Lewison, Wendy 1.56 Calico Cat at School Charles, Donald 1.56 Carla's Breakfast Drzewiecki, Paul 1.56 Carrot Seed Klaus, Robert 1.56 Clifford's Thanksgiving Visit Bridwell, Norman 1.56 Cookies and Crutches Delton, Judy 1.56 Curious George Rey, Margaret 1.56 Day I Had to Play with My Sister Bonsall, Crosby 1.56 Each Peach Pear Plum Ahlberg, Allan 1.s6 Fat Cat Sat on the Mat Karlin, Nurit 1.56 Feathers for Lunch Ehlert, Lois 1.56 Gone Fishing Long, Erlene 1.56 Growing Vegetable Soup Ehlert, Lois 1.56 Hanzel and Pretzel Thaler, Mike 1.56 Harry Gets Ready for School Ziefert, Harriet 1.56 Harry Goes to Fun Land Zíefert, Harriet 1.56 Hush Little Baby Frazee,Marla 1.56 I Shop with My Daddy Maccarone, Grace l 56 I Took My Frog to the Library Kimmel, Eric 1.56 I'm a Caterpillar Marzolla, Jean 1.56 Jason's Bus Ride Ziefert, Harriet G 1.56 Just Grandpa and Me Mayer, Mercer G 1.56 Mike and Tony: Best Friends Ziefert, Harriet G 1.56 Mine's the Best Bonsall, Crosby G 1.56 Monster Math School Time MacCarone, Grace G l.56 Monster Under My Bed, The Gruber, Suzanne G 1.56 More Spaghetti,I Say Gelman, Rita G 1.56 Mother, Mother I Want Another Polushkin, Maria G 1.56 Mouse and Owl Gregorich, Barbara G r.56 My Friends Gomi, Taro G 1.56 New House for Mole and Mouse Ziefert, Harriet G 1.56 Nicky Upstairs and Down Ziefert, Harriet G 1.56 Nicole Digs a Hole Gregorich, Barbara G 1.56 Nine Men Chase a Hen Gregorich, Barbara G 1.56 No Mail for Mitchell Siracusa, Catherine G 1.56 N-O Spells No Slater, Teddy G 1.56 Not Me Said the Monkey West, Colin G 1.56 One Fish, Two Fish, Red.. Seuss, Dr. G 1.56 One Monday Morning Shulevitz, Uri G 1.56 Pair ofSocks, A Murphy, Stuart G 1.56 Peanut Butter and Jelly Westcott, Nadine G 1.56 Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You See Martin, Bill G 1.56 Ronald Morgan Goes to Bat Giff Patricia / Dell G 1.56 Sheep in a Jeep Shaw, N. G t.s6 Shortcut Crews, Donald G 1.56 Slower than a Snail Schreiber, Anne G 1.56 Snail Saves the Day Stadler, John G 1.56 Snuggle Wuggle Londan Jonathan / Scholastic G 1.56 Spot's First Vy'alk Hill, Eric G 1.56 Sue Likes Blue Gregorich, Barbara G 1.56 Teddy Bear for Sale Herman, Gail G 1.56 Ten Little Ducks Hammond, Franklin G 1.56 Ten Sleepy Sheep Keller, Holly G l 56 Ten, Nine, Eight Bang, Molly G 1.56 Tiny Christmas Elf Peters, SharonÆirst Start Easy Reader G 1.56 Titch Hutchins, Pat G 1.56 Who Goes out on Halloween? Alexander, Sue 1.56 Who is Coming? McKissack, Patricia 1.56 Who Stole the Cookies ? Moffatt, Judith 1.56 Why Can't I Fly? Gelman, Rita 1.56 Zoo Looking Fox, Mem 1.56 Animal Tricks Wildsmith, Brain 1.70 Away Go the Boats Hillert, Margaret 1.70 Bailey Goes Camping Henkes, Kevin t.70 Big Red Bam Brown, Margaret Wise 1.70 Busy Beavers Dabcovich, Lydia 1.70 Bvzz,Buzz,Buzz Barton, Byron t.70 Cake that Mack Ate, The Robart,Kovalski/Little Brown 1.70 CaptainCat Hof{ Syd L70 Cave Boy Dubowski, Cathy East 1.70 Clap your Hands Cauley, L t.70 Clean House for Mole and Mouse Ziefert, Harriet r.70 Come Out and Play Little Mouse Kraus, Robert 1.70 Curious George at the Beach Rey, Margaret 1.70 Danny and the Dinosaur Go to Camp Hoff Syd t.70 Dinosaur Who Lived in my Backyard, the Hennessy, B.
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