Struggling Readers at equiv. Reading Level in Age: 9-10yrs
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If you are after a Guaranteed Reading Improvement Kit of this (or other) level, it can be found at this link.
Here, you can select the book series (Original Rainbow or New Heights) &/or the activities of the Green series: equivalent reading level of 9-10 year olds (topics of interest to students older than this).
• Accurate levelling ensures the correct instructional difficulty; providing the best environment for maximum skill growth.
- To find your student's current reading level, we have tests available here (the physical test should be used for these books to match the learning environment).
• Audio support accelerates reading improvement by 300% (to 4x the normal rate).
• Multiple, title-specific activities ensure comprehension is also developed.
— There are 5 title-specific activities for each book to deepen comprehension and learning: Running Records, CLOZE, Dice Game, Text Sequencing, Word Search and Writing.
The high-interest book titles in the New Heights Green series are:
- All the Extras
- The Amazing Jeans
- Bloodthirsty
- The Blue Whale
- Dream On! Catalogue
- From Snurfer to Snowboard
- Help!
- Hovercraft
- Intruder
- Just like Magic
- The Light and Sound Man
- Megabyte
- My Extraordinary Family
- Pedro’s Great Idea
- Picasso
- Take a Whiff
- Teenage Racer
- Thanks for Listening
- To The Rescue
- Under the Starfruit Tree
The high-interest book titles in the Original Rainbow Green series are:
- Oliver the Kitten
- Serious Fishing
- Barney the Gentle Giant
- Chicken Time
- Whitebait Fritters
- The Snow-cave
- A Rat called Nora
- Walking the Dog
- Cyclone
- Free Firewood
- The Big Black Horse
- Chopper
- Kites
- When Did it Happen
- Four Wheelin’ Fun
- Teacher’s Pet
- Extra Ordinary
- I’m a Billionaire
- Holiday in Space
- Catch of the Day
Note: If you're looking to purchase individual books, we have a few available in each series here — where you get a sample of the inside of the books as well as get an idea of the difficulty.
If you're wondering, "Why only a few individual books in each series?" — please see our FAQ.