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First Grade

Second Grade

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Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Grade Level Reading Lists

FIRST GRADE

The Mitten (Brett)

The Doorbell Rang (Hutchins)

If You Give A Mouse A Cookie (Numeroff)

The Napping House (Wood)

One Hungry Monster (O’Keefe)

Whistle for Willie (Keats)

Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain (Aardema)

Read Aloud Rhymes for the Very Young (Prelutsky)

Tiny Seed (Carle)

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Viorst)

A Flag For Our Country (Spencer)

 

SECOND GRADE

2nd Grade Reading List Story of Ruby Bridges (Coles)

The Paper Bag Princess (Munsch)

Amelia Bedelia (Parish) Nate the Great (Sharmat)

Lon Po Po (Young) Lunch Line (Nagel) Max’s Money (Slater)

Arthur Meets the President (Brown)

Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body (Cole)

Wolves (Gibbons)

THIRD GRADE
Helen Keller (Graf)
Sarah Plain and Tall (MacLachian)
The Boxcar Children (First of Series) (Warner)
A Chair for My Mother (Williams)
Stellaluna (Cannon)
Knots on a Counting Rope (Martin)
Thunder Cake (Polacco)
How My Parents Learned to Eat (Friedman)
Magic School Bus Inside a Hurricane (Cole)
Rain Forest (Taylor)

FOURTH GRADE
Mr. Popper's Penguins (Atwater) 
Cricket in Times Square (Seldon) 
Bud Not Buddy  (Curtis) 
Bunnicula Strikes Again (Howe) 
Harriett the Spy (Fitzhugh) 
Matilda (Dahl) 
Mississippi Bridge (Taylor) 
Once on this Island (Whelan) 
Shiloh (Naylor) 
Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing (Blume)

FIFTH GRADE
Be a Perfect Person in 3 Days (Manes)
Bloomability (Creech)
Brian's Return (Paulsen)
Challenger Disaster:  Tragic Space Flight (Bredeson)
Charley Skedaddle (Beatty)
Double Life of Pocahontas (Fritz)
It's All Greek to Me (Scieszka)
John Henry (Lester)
Poppy (Avi)
Volcanoes (Meister)
Your Mother Was a Neanderthal (Scieszka)
 
 

 

 Sight Word Guidelines

It is important that a young reader develop a store of sight words (words that are recognized immediately).  The larger the store of sight words a child has, the more rapidly and fluently he or she can read. 

The sight word must be “told” to the child.  A parent/guardian should “show” the child the printed word.  The child must “look”at the printed word when it is said.  The parent/guardian should“use” the word in a sentence. 

Other activities to build on your child’s sight word vocabulary: 

  • Point to the letters and name the letters in the sight word. 

  • Put the sight words on flashcards. 

  • Find the sight words in newspapers, magazines or books.  Have children circle the word, use a highlighter or cut the word out and make their own list. 

  • Have your child:  Say it!  Write it!  Cover it!  Say it!  And write it again! 

 

FIRST GRADE SIGHT WORDS

the

of

and

a

to

in

is

you

that

it

he

for

was

on

are

as

with

his

they

at

be

this

from

I

have

or

by

one

had

not

SECOND GRADE SIGHT WORDS

but

what

all

were

when

we

there

can

an

your

which

their

said

if

do

will

each

about

how

up

out

them

then

she

many

some

so

these

would

other

into

has

more

her

two

like

him

see

time

could

no

make

than

first

been

its

who

now

people

my

made

over

did

down

only

way

find

use

may

water

long

little

very

after

words

called

just

where

most

know

get

through

back

much

go

good

new

write

our

me

man

too

any

day

same

right

look

think

also

around

another

came

come

work

three

 


THIRD GRADE SIGHT WORDS

above

across

again

air

almost

along

always

animal

answer

asked

away

began

being

below

best

better

between

big

both

boy

change

children

country

different

don’t

during

earth

end

enough

ever

every

example

far

father

feet

few

food

form

found

four

give

going

got

great

hand

hard

head

hear

heard

help

here

high

home

house

however

important

it’s

keep

kind

knew

land

large

last

left

let

life

light

line

live

men

might

mother

name

near

need

never

next

night

number

off

often

old

once

own

page

paper

picture

place

put

read

saw

say

school

second

sentence

set

several

should

show

side

since

small

something

soon

sound

still

story

study

such

sun

sure

take

tell

thing

those

thought

today

together

told

took

try

under

until

us

want

well

went

while

white

whole

why

without

world

year

young

FOURTH GRADE SIGHT WORDS

able

add

against

ago

American

among

anything

area

became

become

before

behind

black

body

book

brought

built

can’t

cannot

car

certain

city

close

cold

complete

course

cut

didn’t

dog

done

door

draw

early

eat

English

face

family

fast

feel

felt

fire

fish

five

front

full

gave

green

ground

group

grow

half

himself

hold

horse

hot

hundred

I’ll

I’m

idea

inside

kept

later

learn

learned

less

letter

list

lived

living

matter

mean

money

morning

move

nothing

notice

oh

open

order

perhaps

person

plants

play

point

probably

ran

ready

really

red

remember

rest

room

run

sad

sea

seen

short

shown

six

space

special

stand

state

stood

strong

table

ten

though

top

toward

town

tree

true

turn

turned

United States

upon

usually

voice

wind

yes

yet

     

FIFTH GRADE SIGHT WORDS

alone

already

although

animals

ask

baby

ball

base

beautiful

bed

begin

beside

bird

blue

boat

bottom

bright

bring

build

business

buy

care

carefully

carry

case

catch

caught

center

check

child

choose

circle

clear

color

correct

couldn’t

dark

deep

difference

distance

dry

easy

either

else

energy

everyone

everything

except

explain

eye

fact

fall

famous

farm

fell

field

figure

finally

floor

fly

follow

foot

free

friend

fun

game

girl

glass

gold

gone

government

grass

grew

hair

happened

happy

heart

heat

heavy

held

history

hour

human

ice

information

instead

iron

itself

job

language

late

lay

least

leave

leaves

length

listen

longer

lost

lot

low

machine

main

map

mark

maybe

measure

middle

milk

mind

miss

modern

moment

moon

mountain

mouth

music

natural

north

ocean

oil

outside

past

pattern

pay

plan

plane

poor

possible

power

present

problem

question

quite

rain

rather

reach

reading

real

reason

road

rock

round

sat

seem

sent

seven

shell

ship

simple

single

size

sky

sleep

snow

soil

someone

speak

speed

spring

square

stay

step

store

straight

strange

street

suddenly

summer

suppose

system

tall

teacher

themselves

third

thus

tiny

travel

trip

trouble

understand

walked

war

warm

watch

weather

week

whose

wide

wild

window

winter

wish

within

woman

won’t

wood

wrote

you’re

yourself

 

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