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1 Level a Alexander, F. We Are Painting Aruego, J. Look What I Can Do Bang, M. Yellow Ball Blevins, W Level A Alexander, F. We are Painting Aruego, J. Look what I can Do Bang, M. Yellow Ball Blevins, W. We Play Together Canizares, S. & Chanko, P. Monkeys Canizares, S. & Chanko, P. What do Insects do? Carle, E. Do You Want to be My Friend? Cherrington, J. What Bears Like Handwerker, S. A New Nest Handwerker, S. A Rainbow Bird Haskins, L. Too Many Dogs Robinson, E. My Cats Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. The Circus Train Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. When the Circus comes to Town Williams, R.L. How to Make a Mudpie Williams, R.L. I can Read Williams, R.L. I can Write Level B Benton, L. I See Patterns Blaxland, W. & Brimage, C. Lunch at the Zoo Canizares, S. & Moreton, D. Who Lives in a Tree? Carle, E. Have You Seen my Cat? Charlesworth, L. Hats Around the World Curry, D. I See Fish Eggleton, J. The Hat Eggleton, J. Look Out, Fox Ehlert, L. Growing Vegetable Soup Kloes, C. At the Zoo Krueger, C. Little Helpers Meyers, A. Bunny Opposites Meyers, A. Playground Opposites Ostrow, J.S. My Garden Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. I can Make Music Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. Over the Bridge Tafuri, N. Have you Seen my Duckling? Williams, R. L. How’s the Weather? 1 Windsor, J. Animals can Change Windsor, J. My Cheese Windsor, J. Under the Ground Level C Campbell, J.G. Is it Time? Coxe, M. Cat Traps Crews, D. Flying Eggleton, J. Elephant & Mouse Geist, E. At Work Gibson, B. Big Animals, Little Animals Graves, K. Is it Alive? Gregorich, B. The Fox on the Box Gregorich, B. I Want a Pet Hall, K. I See a Bug Keo, E. We Like the Sun Kolan, R. Blue Sea Martin, B. Brown Bear, Brown Bear Paternac, S. In the City Peek, M. Roll Over! A Counting Song Rustad, M. All about Pets: Horses Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. At the Playground Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. What I Like at School Tarlow, E. We Like to Play Thompson, G. Every Monday Wells, R. Max & Ruby Play School Williiams, R. L. All Through the Week with Dog and Cat Windsor, J. Animals in the Mountains Windsor, J. Eyes Windsor, J. Go Away! Windsor, J. Nesting Places Blackledge, A. I Want to be a Ballerina Blevins, W. How Will I Get to Grandma’s House? Bowers, T. A New Home Browne, A. Things I Like Costain, M. Clouds 2 Crews, D. Cloudy Day. Sunny Day Crews, D. School Bus Geddes, D. Family Soccer Graves, K. I Can’t Sleep Graves, K. Mom can Fix Anything Hall, K. The Tooth Fairy Hoenecke, K. At the Park MacDonald, S. Just Clowning Around Moran, A. Popcorn Packard, M. My Messy Room Peek, M. Mary Wore her Red Dress Price, C. Bats at Bat Trimble, P. What Day is it? Trimble, P. Lost! Wildsmith, B. & R. Wake Up! Wake Up! Williams, R. Bugs in Your Backyard Windsor, J. Fish for Dinner Ziefert, H. Sleepy Dog Level E Armstrong, J. Sunshine, Moonshine Butler, K.T. Rip’s Secret Spot Campbell, R. Henry’s Busy Day Christelow, E. Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed Coughlan, C. Grasshopper Edwards, R. Five Silly Fisherman Eggleton, J. Duck and Rooster Eggleton, J. Where is the Giant? Gibson, B. Trains Gibson, B. Trucks Harrison, D.S. Wake up, Sun! Hill, E. Where’s Spot? Maccarone, G. The Gym Day Winner Marzollo, J. G. Ten Cats have Hats Mayer, M. All by Myself Moffatt, J. Bugs Price, C. Sam’s Seasons Packard, D. The Ball Game Rockwell, A. Sweet Potato Pie 3 Roffey, M. Home Sweet Home Schaefer, L. A Cold Day Shaw, C.G. It Looked Like Spilt Milk Sloan, P. & Sloan, S. What Animals Eat Thompson, G. Bear Facts Wiseman, B. Morris the Moose Level F Ada, A.F. Daniel’s Pet Anderson, I. I Like Being Me Asch, F. Just Like Daddy Calmenson. My Dog’s the Best Capucilli, A. S. Biscuit series Eggleton, J. Bully Cat’s Mistake Eggleton, J. Duck and Rooster Go Out Hoff, S. Who will be My Friend? Hutchins, P. Rosie’s Walk Jane, L. Hector’s Sandwich Maccarone, G. Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox Maccarone, G. The Lunchbox Surprise Maccarone, G. Pizza Party Maccarone, G. Soccer Game! Maccarone, G. What is That?Said the Cat McNamara, M. Dad Goes to School Meyers, A. Who Lives in the Woods? Moriarty, J. What can I Buy? Morris, A. Bread, Bread, Bread O’Connor, J. The Teeny Tiny Woman Price, C. Great White Shark Stadler, J. Hooray for Snail! Wheeler, C. Marmalade’s Nap Wheeler, C. Marmalade’s Snowy Day Ziefert, H. Harry Takes a Bath Level G Barton, B. Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs Burns, M. How Many Feet? How Many Tails? Costain, M. My Dad’s Fire Truck Dorros, A. Alligator Shoes Eggleton, J. Lazy Sailor Sam 4 Eggleton, J. Staying with Big Bill Graham, P. Mandi & Her Dad go Shopping Herman, R.A. Pal the Pony Holub, J. Scat Cats! Karlin, N. The Fat Cat Sat on the Mat Keller, E. Dinosaur Show & Tell Kottke. From Seed to Pumpkin Krauss, R. The Carrot Seed Lewison, W.C. Bzzzz, Said the Bee Long, E. Gone Fishing Maccarone. The Class Trip Nick, J. Dora series Odgers, S. Getting Around Price, C. The Amazing Fish Ross, K. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Bug Sadler, M..P.J. Funny Bunny Camps Out Shaw, N. Sheep in a Jeep Level H Aliki. We Are Best Friends Bang, M. Ten, Nine, Eight Barton, B. Building a House Barton, B. Buzz, Buzz, Buzz Blaxland, W. Dumpsideary Jelly Borden. Caps, Hats, Socks, and Mittens Costain, M. Moving Day Eggleton, J. No Dinner for Black Cat Eggleton, J. Duck & Rooster go to School Eggleton, J. Mickey Malone Galdone, P. Henny Penny Gelman. More Spaghetti, I Say! Hoff, S. Sammy the Seal Joosse, B. Mama, Do You Love Me? Kraus. Whose Mouse are You? Mayer, M. Just Me & My Babysitter Mayer, M. Just Me and My Dad Minarik. A Kiss for Little Bear Pick & Maccarone. The 100th Day Price, P. The Man in the Moon Robart, R. The Cake that Mack Ate Spohn, K. Turtle & Snake’s Day at the Beach 5 Tunkin, D. The Winter Wind Wignell, E. We Wrote to Grandma Ziefert, H. Henny Penny Level I Barry, M. My Home is Just Right for Me Bernard. Look Alike Animals Black, S.W. Hanging out with Mom Brewster. Too Many Puppies DePaola, T. Boss for a Day DePaola, T. 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