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COMMONCOMMON CCOREORE STATESTATE SSTANDARDSTANDARDS Recommended & Suggested Readings to Support Common Core K - 6 Integrated Library and Textbook Support Services [iLTSS] RECOMMENDED & SUGGESTED READINGS TO SUPPORT COMMON CORE TITLE AUTHOR LEXILE NO. INT. LEVEL READ LEVEL COMMON CORE "Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," Said The Sloth Carle, Eric AD410L P to 2 2.8 CCA "What Is That?" Said The Cat Maccarone, Grace BR P to 2 1.4 CCA 100 Days Of Cool Murphy, Stuart J. 1 to 4 2.6 CCA 100 Monsters In My School Bader, Bonnie K to 3 2.4 CCA 100 School Days Rockwell, Anne F. P to 2 2.8 CCA 100 Ways To Celebrate 100 Days Goldstone, Bruce K to 3 2 CCR 100-Year-Old Secret Barrett, Tracy 650L 3 to 6 4.4 CCA 100th Day Of School O'Connor, Jane 290L P to 2 2.2 CCA 101 Ways To Get In Shape Guillain, Charlotte 800L 5 to 9 5 CCR 12 Ways To Get To 11 Merriam, Eve AD640L P to 2 1 CCA 20th Century Children's Poetry Treasury Prelutsky, Jack, ed. NP 2 to 5 3 CCR 26 Fairmount Avenue DePaola, Tomie 760L 2 to 5 4.4 CCA 26 Letters And 99 Cents Hoban, Tana NP P to 2 WL CCR 3 Little Firefighters Murphy, Stuart J. P to 2 1.7 CCA 3-D Birthday Party Senisi, Ellen 1 to 4 2.9 CCA 33 Things Every Girl Should Know Bolden, Tonya, ed. 5 to 9 5 CCS 7 X 9 = Trouble! Mills, Claudia 590L 2 to 5 4.3 CCA 8 Class Pets + 1 Squirrel Divided By 1 Dog = Chaos Vande Velde, Vivian 740L K to 3 4.4 CCR A Apple Pie Spirin, Gennady P to 2 2 CCA A Is For Angry: An Animal And Adjective Alphabet Boynton, Sandra NP K to 3 2 CCA A Is For Autumn Maass, Robert AD560L P to 2 2 CCA A. Lincoln And Me Borden, Louise AD650L K to 3 3.5 CCR ABC School Riddles Joyce, Susan K to 3 2 CCA ABC: A Child's First Alphabet Jay, Alison P to 2 2 CCA ABCs Of Animals Kalman, Bobbie IG570L 1 to 4 3.5 CCA ABCs Of Continents Kalman, Bobbie IG670L 1 to 4 4.3 CCA Abe Lincoln And The Muddy Pig Krensky, Stephen 480L K to 3 3.7 CCA Abe Lincoln At Last! Osborne, Mary Pope 470L 2 to 5 3.5 CCA Abe Lincoln Remembers Turner, Ann 790L 2 to 5 4.1 CCA *CCR = Common Core Recommended *CCS = Common Core Suggested *CCA = Common Core Aligned Page | 1 RECOMMENDED & SUGGESTED READINGS TO SUPPORT COMMON CORE TITLE AUTHOR LEXILE NO. INT. LEVEL READ LEVEL COMMON CORE Abe Lincoln: The Boy Who Loved Books Winters, Kay 480L K to 3 3.6 CCR Abe Lincoln's Hat Brenner, Martha 330L 1 to 4 2.6 CCR Abe's Honest Words: The Life Of Abraham Lincoln Rappaport, Doreen AD820L 2 to 5 4.9 CCA Abigail Adams: Girl Of Colonial Days Wagoner, Jean Brown 620L 4 to 7 4.2 CCR Abiyoyo Returns Seeger, Pete AD210L K to 3 2.7 CCA Abuela Dorros, Arthur 510L P to 2 2.5 CCA Ace Your Creative Writing Project Rau, Dana Meachen 2 to 5 4.7 CCA Ace Your Writing Assignment Rau, Dana Meachen 2 to 5 4.3 CCA Ace!: Tennis Facts And Stats Woods, Mark 3 to 6 4 CCA Action Words: Verbs Ganeri, Anita 1 to 4 1 CCA Adding Puppies And Kittens Murphy, Patricia J. K to 3 3 CCA Adding With Sebastian Pig And Friends: At The Circus Anderson, Jill K to 3 1.8 CCA Addition Challen, Paul 540L K to 3 2 CCA Addition Annie Gisler, David BR P to 2 1.1 CCA Adelita: A Mexican Cinderella Story DePaola, Tomie 660L K to 3 3.3 CCA Adjectives Doudna, Kelly K to 3 0.8 CCA Adjectives And Prepositions Riggs, Ann 5 to 9 4 CCA Adoptive Families Schuette, Sarah L. 450L P to 2 2 CCA Adventures Of Brer Rabbit And Friends: From The Stories Amin, Karima K to 3 4.8 CCR Adventures Of Hershel Of Ostropol Kimmel, Eric A. 550L 4 to 7 4.8 CCA Adventures Of Mark Twain By Huckleberry Finn Burleigh, Robert AD750L 2 to 5 4.3 CCA Adventures Of Sir Lancelot The Great Morris, Gerald 830L 2 to 5 4.9 CCR Adventures Of Spider: West African Folktales Arkhurst, Joyce Cooper 710L 1 to 4 4.4 CCA Aesop's Fables Aesop 1040L P to 2 2 CCA Aesop's Fables Pinkney, Jerry 760L K to 3 1 CCA Afghanistan Owings, Lisa 2 to 5 4.6 CCS Africa Donaldson, Madeline 430L K to 3 2.9 CCR Africa Hirsch, Rebecca 460L P to 2 2.2 CCS African Elephant Sexton, Colleen 3 to 6 4.8 CCS *CCR = Common Core Recommended *CCS = Common Core Suggested *CCA = Common Core Aligned Page | 2 RECOMMENDED & SUGGESTED READINGS TO SUPPORT COMMON CORE TITLE AUTHOR LEXILE NO. INT. LEVEL READ LEVEL COMMON CORE African Elephants Schuetz, Kari K to 3 1.8 CCS African Lion Owings, Lisa 3 to 6 4.6 CCS Ai (Vowel Blend) Salzmann, Mary Elizabeth P to 2 1.6 CCA Air Is All Around You Branley, Franklyn M. 330L P to 2 2.6 CCA Aircraft Eppard, Jon 4 to 7 5 CCS Airplane Alphabet Book Pallotta, Jerry & Stillwell, Fred IG660L K to 3 4.3 CCR Alamo Nelson, Kristin L. 350L K to 3 3.5 CCR Albert Napoli, Donna Jo 350L K to 3 3.2 CCA Alberto Del Rio Gordon, Nick 3 to 6 3.8 CCS Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Viorst, Judith 970L 2 to 5 3.7 CCR Alexander And The Wind-Up Mouse Lionni, Leo 490L K to 3 3 CCR Alexander, Who's Not (Do You Hear Me? I Mean It!) Going To Viorst, Judith 730L K to 3 3.5 CCR Aliens Rosier, Maggie 4 to 7 4.8 CCS Aliens Are Coming!: The True Account Of The 1938 War Of The McCarthy, Meghan AD690L 3 to 6 4 CCA Alike Or Not Alike?: A Photo Sorting Game McCurry, Kristen 350L P to 2 1 CCA Alison's Zinnia Lobel, Anita 540L K to 3 3 CCA All Aboard!: A Traveling Alphabet Mayer, Bill P to 2 2 CCA All About Boxers Shores, Erika L. 570L P to 2 2.4 CCA All About Money Roberson, Erin 510L 1 to 4 2.3 CCA All Families Are Special Simon, Norma K to 3 3.2 CCR All Sorts Of Numbers Reidy, Hannah P to 2 1.4 CCA All Sorts Of Shapes Reidy, Hannah P to 2 2.2 CCA All The Colors Of The Rainbow Fowler, Allan NC670L 1 to 4 3.6 CCR All The Small Poems And Fourteen More Worth, Valerie NP 3 to 6 5 CCR All The Way To Lhasa: A Tale From Tibet Berger, Barbara K to 3 2.4 CCA All The World Scanlon, Elizabeth Garton AD380L P to 2 2 CCA Alligators Zobel, Derek K to 3 1.8 CCS Almost Forever Testa, Maria NP 5 to 9 4.6 CCA Almost Late To School: And More School Poems Shields, Carol Diggory 1 to 4 3.8 CCA *CCR = Common Core Recommended *CCS = Common Core Suggested *CCA = Common Core Aligned Page | 3 RECOMMENDED & SUGGESTED READINGS TO SUPPORT COMMON CORE TITLE AUTHOR LEXILE NO. INT. LEVEL READ LEVEL COMMON CORE Alphabatics MacDonald, Suse NP P to 2 1 CCS Alphabeep: A Zipping, Zooming ABC Pearson, Debora AD640L P to 2 2 CCA Alphabet City Johnson, Stephen NP K to 3 2 CCR Alphabet Room Pinto, Sara P to 2 2 CCA Alphabet Under Construction Fleming, Denise P to 2 2 CCA Alvin Ho: Allergic To Camping, Hiking, And Other Natural Disasters Look, Lenore 570L 2 to 5 3.7 CCA Alvin Ho: Allergic To Girls, School, And Other Scary Things Look, Lenore 600L 2 to 5 3.8 CCA Always Remember Me: How One Family Survived World War II Russo, Marisabina 720L 2 to 5 4.6 CCA Amanda Bean's Amazing Dream: A Mathematical Story Neuschwander, Cindy AD290L 2 to 5 2.7 CCA Amazing Grace Hoffman, Mary 680L K to 3 3.5 CCA Amazing Whales! Thomson, Sarah L. 630L 1 to 4 3.3 CCR Amber Was Brave, Essie Was Smart: The Story Of Amber And Williams, Vera B. NP 1 to 4 4.2 CCA Amelia And Eleanor Go For A Ride Ryan, Pam Munoz AD600L K to 3 4.2 CCR Amelia Bedelia Parish, Peggy 140L 1 to 4 2.5 CCR Amelia Bedelia Goes Camping Parish, Peggy 50L 1 to 4 1.8 CCA Amelia Bedelia, Rocket Scientist? Parish, Herman 430L 1 to 4 2.8 CCR America The Beautiful Bates, Katharine Lee 2 to 5 3 CCR American Flag Douglas, Lloyd G. 520L P to 2 2.5 CCR American Heritage Children's Science Dictionary American Heritage Editors 4 to 7 5 CCA American Heritage Picture Dictionary (Newly Updated Edition) American Heritage Editors P to 2 1 CCA American Heritage Picture Dictionary (Rev. & Updated Ed.) American Heritage Editors P to 2 1 CCA Among The Hidden Haddix, Margaret Peterson 800L 4 to 7 4.8 CCR Amos & Boris Steig, William AD810L K to 3 4.7 CCR Amusement Park Word Problems Starring Pre-Algebra Wingard-Nelson, Rebecca 2 to 5 3 CCA Analyzing Data In The Jungle Park Case Einspruch, Andrew 570L 3 to 6 3.9 CCA Analyzing Doggie Data Aboff, Marcie 590L K to 3 2 CCA Ananse And The Lizard: A West African Tale Cummings, Pat K to 3 4 CCA Ananse's Feast: An Ashanti Tale Mollel, Tololwa M.
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