1. Reading Lists reading lists. These reading lists are provided by Reading Is Fundamental,Inc. (RIF Reading is Fundamental Reading List. Favorite http://www.udel.edu/ETL/RWN/ReadingLists.html

Reading Lists These reading lists are provided by Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) and the American Library Association (ALA) for you and your young reader*. If you choose to use these lists, draw your reader's attention to the books on the list, starting with th ose for the appropriate grade level. Go to the library shelves and find one of the books listed here. Let your young reader look at the front and back covers of the book and thumb through the inside of the book. Ask if the book interests your reader. If so, check the book out. If not, find another book on this list and repeat the process until your reader is happy. Reading is Fundamental Reading List American Library Association Reading List For Preschool to Kindergarten Age Children Preschool ... Return to RWN Index Reading is Fundamental Reading List Favorite Books of RIF Kids Provided by Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. For Preschool to Kindergarten Age Children Allard, Harry. Miss Nelson Is Missing! Ames, Lee J. Draw Draw Draw. Anonymous. Fairy tales, folk tales, and mursery rhymes including:

2. Reading Lists Hoagies www. We need you! Hoagies' Gifted Education Page. accepts no paid advertising. GTWorld reading lists Let the reading begin! Reading suggestions gathered from TAGFAM and GT-World mailing http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/reading_lists.htm

Hoagies Web Support Hoagies' Gifted Education Page Order your products through our Amazon Discovery Store , and MindWare affiliate links... Hoagies' Gifted Education Page accepts no paid advertising. We appreciate your donations through PayPal Donate or Amazon Honor System, and your purchases through our affiliate links. Thanks! Reading Lists "One way to approach the question of guiding gifted readers is to consider their intellectual and emotional development in light of reading and literature. What are the intellectual and emotional challenges they face specifically because they are gifted? What reading programs can be offered to help them meet these challenges successfully?" Judith Wynn Halsted, Guiding the Gifted Reader (ERIC Digest #481) Hoagies' Hot Topics! Wild about math, genetics, poetry, programming, biographies, science fiction, science or other "hot" topics for gifted kids? Check this list for lots of books for all ages, on these and other Hot Topics for gifted kids! Dealing with Death A collection of resources for dealing with the death of a loved one, or a beloved pet, books and sites for all ages...

3. FCPS Instructional Services 2003 Summer. reading lists. Every student who will be entering grades six through twelve in the fall each school. The lists contain suggestions for reading; although students may read http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/DIS/readlist

Search FCPS: Elementary School Instruction Middle School Instruction Professional Technical Studies English for Speakers of Other Languages ... Instructional Technology Services grade this page 2004 Summer Reading Lists Every student who will be entering grades six through twelve in the fall must read at least one book over the summer. The follow-up in the fall will be determined by each school. The lists contain suggestions for reading; although students may read any other book that is approved by their parents. Rising 6th Grade Suggested Summer Reading List Rising 7th and 8th Grade Suggested Summer Reading List Rising 9th and 10th Grade Suggested Summer Reading List Rising 11th and 12th Grade Suggested Summer Reading List ... Fairfax County Public Libraries (NF) = Non Fiction (F) = Fiction Last Updated Contact Karin Williams Karin.Williams@fcps.edu

4. Reading Lists From TeachersFirst TeachersFirst's collection of reading lists to accommodate a variety of student interests. TeachersFirst's reading lists. Updated 04/09/2002 Celtic Studies reading lists Grades 9-12 - An interesting list of links to information on Celtic studies, with links http://www.teachersfirst.com/readlist.html

window.document.form1.pagename.value = window.document.location; TeachersFirst's Reading Lists Updated: Do you have "reluctant readers" in your classroom? These are the students who can read at or above grade level, but who can't seem to find anything to read that they find interesting. There are one or two in every class, and suggesting the right book can often make the difference in these students' performance. But what to suggest? The book lists below contain suggestions to fit a wide variety of interests typical in middle and high school students. The works include literary classics as well as contemporary works. Find out what your reluctant readers' interests are, and these lists can help you interest them in reading. Banned Books Week - The start point for the American Library Association's banned books week activities provides lots of resources on banned books for students, parents, and schools. A popular discussion topic this year is Harry Potter - a character sure to resonate with many students. General Interest Lists: The TeachersFirst Lifetime List - Editor Brenda Walton's picks of more than 200 works. It's a mix of classic and contemporary. Some selections work for middle schoolers; others - especially the philosophy - are better suited to adult level readers. Teachers will like some of these, too! The list includes

5. Soc.Culture.Jewish FAQ And Reading Lists Www.scjfaq.org Collection of answers to questions about and reading lists on a variety of topics. Opinions of all denominations are represented equally. http://www.shamash.org/lists/scj-faq/HTML/

Soc.Culture.Jewish Newsgroups Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Reading Lists www.scjfaq.org Introduction The S.C.J FAQ and Reading Lists were initially developed to support the readers of the USENET newsgroup soc.culture.jewish by providing answers to some commonly answered questions, as well as a set of reference reading. Since they were developed in 1993, the Internet has seen astounding change and growth. They now serve as a resource to the larger community, providing information about Judaism from all Jewish movements in a non-pejorative fashion. The S.C.J FAQ/RL is not the only resource for those wanting to learn about Judaism. Click here for a list of some other Jewish FAQs and Introductory sites. Announcements For those that previously used the autoresponder at Shamash, and still have that address archived, please change your address book to use the new autoresponder address: archives -at scjfaq.org (please make appropriate substitutions) or faq-autoresp -at scjp.jewish-usenet.org. If you find the FAQ a useful service, please consider providing your support, either financially or in some other fashion. Click

6. Reading Ideas - TeachersAndFamilies TeachersAndFamilies K12 reading lists. Web Resources. Reading is a great way to make your own adventures Select a grade level below to find our lists of books selected just for you. http://www.teachersandfamilies.com/open/summerread.html

member login membership info about us FREE NEWSLETTER! ... Privacy Statement Preschool Theme Activities Read With Me! K-12 Study Sites Best Books Word Wonders Parents Parenting Features Special Education Web Resources Reading is a great way to make your own adventures. Our teacher-editors have found some great books that you'll enjoy reading, whether for school or recreation. We add new titles all the time, so check back here frequently. Select a grade level below to find our lists of books selected just for you. Grade Level: Primary - grades K-3 Middle and high school students: Click here for our reading themes! Mystery, adventure, romance, and more... Lifetime Reading List - For kids and adults;

7. NESFA Hugo Recommended Reading Lists Annual reading lists from the New England Science Fiction Association. http://www.nesfa.org/hugorec.html

NESFA Hugo recommended reading lists NESFA continues to maintain a list of Good Stuff to read. Any NESFA member who reads something that they would like to recommend to others to be considered for a Hugo nomination can add it to the list. We will publish it from time to time in Instant Message and on the nets. (Feel free to reproduce it provided you reproduce it intact!) It's neither definitive nor complete, but it contains the stories, novels and non-fiction works that a bunch of well-read fans feel may be worthy of a Hugo nomination. Even when the period for Hugo nominations is over, we will keep the lists for the current year, as well as previous years, available on the nets. It provides a reference source for finding a good book, as well as for Hugo recommendations. Lists for a given year tend to get updated until the Hugo nominees for that year are released, so that 1995 lists, for example, were being updated through early 1996. The Reading lists for the following years are available: Noreascon 4 in September 2004 Noreascon 4 will award the Retro-Hugos for 1953 in 2004 Millennium Philcon awarded the Retro-Hugos for 1950 L.A.con III

8. ATN Book Lists Categorized reading lists forK12 students ATN - Book Lists (Suggested Reading) Introduction ATN Book Lists has grown significantly since its birth in These recommended reading lists were created by one or more members of http://www.nancykeane.com/rl

ATN - Book Lists (Suggested Reading) Introduction: ATN Book Lists has grown significantly since its birth in 1996. There are now well over 800 lists on the site! This has made keeping this index page manageable a very hard task. I am currently rethinking how to organzie this page. In the meantime, if you have trouble finding a particular list, you may want to utilize the "Find on page" link in your browser. Simply go to the "Edit" menu, choose "Find in page" and then you can type your search term. Contents Award Lists Authors Genres Professional Reading ... Acknowledgements Back to: Top Search this site powered by FreeFind Award Lists Caldecott Medal Winners Newbery Medal Winners Back to: Top Authors Lists Asian/Pacific Islander Authors African American Authors British authors for college bound seniors Hispanic Authors for Author Visit ... World authors Back to: Top Genres Action Fantasy Adventure Adventure (Grade 5) Adventure (Grade 7) ... Dialog Bubbles Diaries, see Boys' Diaries Double Focalized novels Epic Quests (Modern) Fairy Tale Variations ... Joke Books Journals, see Boys' Diaries Memoir Picture Books Memoirs Mexican Folk Tales ... Wordless Picture Books Back to: Top Professional Reading Art Magazines Author References Authors' Pronouncing Dictionary Autism ... Selection Tools Back to: Top Read Alikes If you liked A Child Called It If you liked Amelia Atwater-Rhodes...

9. Mostly, We Eat Book Club that meets over great meals. Book reviews, reading lists, great book related links, excerpts of extensive press coverage. http://www.mostlyweeat.org

Mostly, We Eat TM Contents Home Some Background Reading/Eating List Choosing Books ... Members Area Search Our Site Advanced Search Sign up for our new newsletter! View most recent issue Mostly, We Eat TM "Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested." Francis Bacon Who we are We're a group of friends that has been meeting to discuss books over a tasty meal for several years. We developed this website for internal communication; later we realized that others might be interested in what we were reading, and the web resources we had located to support our book discussions. If you really want to know more about the group, you can read Ellie's letter to the magazine writer who professed an interest in how our group works. And sorry to be so blunt, but we're not soliciting new members. Next meeting Our next meeting will be on Saturday, July 24 No details yet. The Book The book is My Antonia by Willa Cather. Members , get a jump on the next book by suggesting some books for next time. (Don't miss Hal's guide to choosing a book.

10. Education World® : Curriculum : Summer Reading Lists Abound On The Web! CURRICULUM ARTICLE. Summer reading lists Abound on the Web! Today learning.SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES OFFER SUMMER reading lists. Ed World s Lists. http://www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr244.shtml

EdWorld Internet Topics Sponsored links: Mondera Coupons Earn 90% Profit! Garden Decor Amazon Coupon Codes Coupon Codes Home Decor ... Walden University Graduate degrees in Education Host Department Web Hosting Alberghi Finanza ... Copy DVD Register To Win a $100 GiftCard Visit Target.com Vacanze Accessori Computer Career Education ... Language Arts Curriculum Article C U R R I C U L U M A R T I C L E Summer Reading Lists Abound on the Web! Today, Education World surveys some of the best children's summer reading lists on the Web. Here, you'll find an overview of great lists that you or your school's staff might use to create your own summer reading program. Included: Tips for parents plus ideas for publishing students' book reviews. Every educator knows it. So do most parents. Summer reading is essential for kids! Reading experts note that most young readers suffer a backslide in reading skills during summer downtime. But that needn't be the case. Families can make reading a priority during the summer months, and children will learn that people never take a vacation from learning. SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES OFFER SUMMER READING LISTS Ed World's Lists Don't miss Education World's Summer Reading page . Here, you will find a list of books for each grade K through 8 books recommended by our readers with a brief synopsis of each book.

11. Education World® : Books In Education : Summer Reading Thanks to our readers contributions, we have gathered summer reading lists by grade,along with reviews of new books, interviews with favorite authors, and http://www.education-world.com/summer_reading/

EdWorld Internet Topics Sponsored links: Mondera Coupons Earn 90% Profit! Garden Decor Amazon Coupon Codes Coupon Codes Home Decor ... Walden University Graduate degrees in Education Host Department Web Hosting Alberghi Finanza ... Copy DVD Register To Win a $100 GiftCard Visit Target.com Vacanze Accessori Computer Career Education ... Home Summer Reading S U M M E R R E A D I N G A few summers ago, Education World and Barnes and Noble joined forces to present a HOT, HOT summer reading program. Thanks to our readers' contributions, we have gathered summer reading lists by grade, along with reviews of new books, interviews with favorite authors, and lots of ideas for summer projects to extend reading projects for kids to do with friends or on their own and projects for families to do together! Don't miss another Education World resource: Summer Reading Lists from schools around the world. SUMMER READING LISTS Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade ... 8th Grade SUMMER READING ARTICLES Summer BOOK-TIVITIES #6 Mountain climbing, Mother Goose, the ocean, and more! Summer BOOK-TIVITIES #5 United States word search, fossil finding, snakes and an animal carnival!

12. Welcome To The Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District History, young adult and children's services, reading lists, and events; serves Winnetka, Northfield, and Kenilworth, IL. http://www.wpld.alibrary.com/

This page last updated: iBistro Online Catalog Live Homework Help 24-hour Databases Book Request ... Online Newsletter 24-hour Library Access AccessScience Biography Resource Center Chicago Tribune New! Contemporary Authors - now part of Literature Resource Center Electric Library (Magazines) Encyclopedia Britannica Facts On File General Business File (Investext) ... Morningstar New! New York Times Historical New York Times (1851-) Novelist OCLC FirstSearch (Magazines) ... World Book Encyclopedia Announcing One Book Two Villages One Book Two Villages is a new program from the Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District which encourages everyone in both villages to read and discuss the same book, Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks. The shared experience includes an award-winning book with a similar theme for younger readers, Fever 1793 , by Laurie Halse Anderson. www.onebooktwovillages.org Have a Question? Live! Homework Help Live Homework Help is an online tutoring service for children in grades 4 to 12. Click here during the hours 2 to 10 p.m. seven days a week to connect to experts in the fields of math, science, English and social studies. E-mail Reference Use this form to send a question to the Winnetka-Northfield Adult Reference Staff. If you'd like to send a question to the Winnetka-Northfield Youth Services Staff use

13. CBC Radio | Cross Country Checkup | Reading Lists Reading suggestions from talk show host Rex Murphy, various authors, and callers. Compiled twice a year since 1995. http://www.cbc.ca/checkup/booklists.html

document.write(""); document.write(""); Reading Lists In what has now become a biannual tradition (approaching summer and before Christmas) Cross Country Checkup invites listeners to call in with their suggestions on what makes a good read. Classics, new novels, non-fiction anything in print is fair game. After the show we prepare a list of all the suggestions discussed by Rex, guests and callers. May 16, 2004 January 4, 2004 (Okay, we missed Christmas this time) June 15, 2003 December 15, 2002 May 19, 2002 December 2, 2001 ... June 25, 1995 Links will open in a new window to facilitate printing the reading lists. Attention book lovers! CBC Radio has a special broadcast about books, called Canada Reads. Five surprising people each will champion a novel as the one all Canadians should read. For more information about this year's books and panelists ...go to

14. ALA Recommended Reading Links to many reading lists that identify highquality titlesand serve many different audiences and purposes. http://www.ala.org/ala/alsc/alscresources/summerreading/recsummerreading/recomme

15. Library Find reading lists, literacy resources, database of titles, and library policies; located in Anderson. http://westside.anderson5.net/WHS_Library/Libraryhome.htm

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Westside Home E-mail us at westside@anderson5.net Anderson Five Homepage Webmaster Sally Wimberly This website was updated Tuesday, August 27, 2002

16. On-Lion Recommends Recommended reading lists from the New York Public Library. http://www.nypl.org/branch/kids/lists.html

17. GradeLevelReadingLists.org - Grade Level Reading Lists, Children's Book Reviews, reading lists, grade, grade level, children, reading levels, grade lists, teacher lists, best children's books, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th worked with teachers from each of the following grades to develop Grade Level reading lists. Check back frequently any books you think should be added to the grade level lists http://www.gradelevelreadinglists.org/

Led by Vanya Jackowski, Hedgehog Books is the brainchild of teachers who passionately believe that reading aloud to children will set them on a life-long journey of learning and exploration. Their teacher reviews will help you choose the best books for your children. Learn more about reading children's books aloud... Hedgie has worked with teachers from each of the following grades to develop Grade Level Reading lists. Check back frequently. We'll be adding new books to each grade level as we get more and more teacher input. Please email us with any books you think should be added to the grade level lists. Note that the selection of a book for a specific child depends on that child's reading level. Use the links below to see the list of books recommended for each grade level and then follow the title links to the teacher and children's book reviews: Kindergarten First (1st) Grade Reading List Second (2nd) Grade Reading List Third (3rd) Grade Reading List ... Seventh and Eighth (7th-8th) Grade Reading List Hedgie needs your support to keep this site going. Please order books from Hedgehogbooks.com when you can. Where you shop makes a difference!

18. StoryPlace: The Children's Digital Library See and listen to multimedia stories for children in Spanish and English. Print out craft activities and reading lists. http://www.storyplace.org/

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19. Tayshas Reading Lists has potential for teen pleasure reading. reflects strong literary standards The Texas Library Association sponsors reading lists solely to encourage free voluntary reading. http://www.txla.org/groups/yart/tayshaslists.html

The objective of the Tayshas project is to motivate young adults to become life-long readers and to participate in the community of readers in Texas. NEW LIST! Tayshas 2004-2005 Tayshas 2002-2003 Tayshas 2003-2004 Tayshas 2000-2001 ... Printable Tayshas Lists Nomination Criteria 1. Nominations may be made by anyone who has read the book. 2. Enjoyable literature, appropriate for teen readers, will be considered. 4. Titles already included in Bluebonnet or Lone Star list will not be chosen. 5. The main character(s) should be appealing to teen readers. 6. Favorable reviews from standard reviewing sources should be included. An annual list will be selected, which: has potential for teen pleasure reading reflects strong literary standards recognizes the diversity of teen readers in Texas reflects strong literary standards offers a range of genres, including nonfiction

20. Military Books - Recommended Military Reading Lists Recommended reading lists covering military books from all aspects of militaryhistory, war fighting, and professional military education. http://www.militaryreadinglist.com/

Military Reading List Bookmark Us Subscribe to the MilitaryReadingList newsletter! Don't miss our new military book recommendations! April 2004 Recommendation The Illustrated Battle Cry of freedom : The Civil War Era by James M. McPherson From Amazon - Winner of the 1988 Pulitzer Prize for History and a New York Times Bestseller, Battle Cry of Freedom is universally recognized as the definitive account of the Civil War . It was hailed in The New York Times as "historical writing of the highest order." The Washington Post called it "the finest single volume on the war and its background." And The Los Angeles Times wrote that "of the 50,000 books written on the Civil War , it is the finest compression of that national paroxysm ever fitted between two covers." Now available in a splendid new edition is The Illustrated Battle Cry of Freedom. Boasting some seven hundred pictures , including a hundred and fifty color images and twenty-four full-color maps A must-have purchase for the legions of Civil War buffs , The Illustrated Battle Cry of Freedom is both a spectacularly beautiful volume and the definitive account of the most important conflict in our nation's history MilitaryReadingList - I just received the illustrated edition of Battle Cry of Freedom and wanted to get it onto our December recommendation immediately. Most Civil War buffs have probably read Battle Cry of Freedom as I have years ago, but this new illustrated edition takes James McPherson's outstanding work to a new level. I strongly encourage you to take a look at the illustrated version. There is also a

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