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Classroom Library Level A
These bundles make it simple for teachers to fill their classroom library with the levels they need. This library includes twelve carefully selected titles, all at Level A.
African Friends Readers' Theatre
Students will enjoy the colorful illustrations and African animal characters in these four Readers' Theatre books that include a story, the story rewritten in a play format, and a short nonfiction piece about one of the animals.
Marshmallow the Pony Set 1
Teachers and students will love these new illustrated books about a pony who loves apples and going to the rodeo.
The New Girl
Jordan meets a new girl at school who is from the city. Jordan, a country girl, thinks they don't have too much in common, but they end up having a lot of fun.
Tidbit and Morsel Chapter Books
Tidbit and Morsel are two busy chipmunks. Together with their mom and dad they are busy in the woods playing and having fun.2014 New England Book Show Winner
Georgie Giraffe Chapter Books
These four chapter books about Georgie Giraffe and his friends provide readers with their first experience of reading mysteries.
Gilbert Hears a Noise
Gilbert hears an unusual sound on the other side of the barnyard gate. What could it be? Make reading fun with MyCodables decodable books featuring our favorite big pig, Gilbert! These engaging stories with familiar characters and fun illustrations will...
Rising Third Grader - Set 1
Stop the summer slide with this text set of fiction and nonfiction decodable books! Fascinating nonfiction about sharks and delightful tales featuring new and classic PVB characters have been brought together in one set so students can practice their phonics...
Gilbert and the Turnip
If Gilbert plays dress-up with Amy, he will get a very yummy snack. Will he agree? Make reading fun with MyCodables decodable books featuring our favorite big pig, Gilbert! These engaging stories with familiar characters and fun illustrations will have...



